U N debates censure call on Israel at UN
Arab gunfire on an Israeli position near the Lebanon border followed by mortar fire. Lebanon seeks censure and compensation for damages amid clashes. Israel says its raid targeted guerrilla positions and justifies action. NATO-style warplane strikes hit Egypt and Jordan as retaliation amid cross border fire.
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Allies Claim 1 700 Enemy Toll in Offensive
Allied forces report heavy fighting north of Saigon and along the coastal lowlands as the open Communist offensive continues. U S casualties run high with 100 to 125 killed and 600 wounded. 1 700 enemy dead claimed amid major battles at Quan Loi An Loc Loc Ninh and near Tay Ninh City.
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UN Charges N Korea With 14 Truce Violations
The United Nations Command charged North Korea with 14 major armistice violations along the border between April 23 and August 10. U.S. and South Korean forces killed 12 infiltrators, with four sea attempts noted. North Korea denied the charges, calling for withdrawal of weapons. the U.N. said buildup is defensive.
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Minimum wage for teachers approved by Senate 25 to 6
The bill to raise the state minimum teacher pay to 6800 yearly cleared the Senate by a 25 to 6 vote and moves to the House. Critics warned of high costs while supporters said pay parity would help retain veteran staff and attract strong teachers.
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Red Chinese Beat Retreat To Avoid Worse Troubles
TOKYO AP reports Communist China's official radio said military patrols on the Soviet China border withdrew after a Soviet attack to prevent worsening the situation. Moscow's Soviet press gave no clash details or casualty counts. The U S State Department said it would not take sides and aim to improve relations with both powers. In Hong Kong, escapees claim massive troop movements and mass conscription, though corroboration is limited.
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