Eight U.S. servicemen believed dead in two Viet Nam crashes
Two U.S. Army aircraft crashed in separate Viet Nam incidents on Thursday. A helicopter was downed by ground fire in the Mekong Delta, killing four of five aboard and leaving one wounded or missing. A light transport plane crashed while cabled from a helicopter, with four Americans and three Vietnamese aboard. weather may have caused the loss. If confirmed, U.S. combat deaths would total 126 this year and 80 in 196? (year unreadable).
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FALSE TEETH ROCK SLIDE OR SLIP ADVERT
FPASTEETH is an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth more firmly in place. It claims to prevent sliding and rocking with no gummy taste or feeling. The product is alkaline and described as color neutral and odorless. Available widely from Grug counters and FASTEETH sellers.
Theodor Heuss Dies at 79 First West German President
STUTTGART Germany Theodor Heuss died at 79 after a long illness and amputation of his left leg in his Stuttgart home Doctors cited blue circulation ailment as the cause Heuss the first postwar president served from 1949 to 1959 and was revered as modest popular and a father figure who helped shape West Germany's democratic image.
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West Germany
Dismissal Sought Of Tight Lipped State Employees
Massachusetts Senator Phillip A. Graham urged Governor Endicott Peabody to fire two state workers for failing to testify before the Massachusetts State Senate a testifying demand. He named Matthew F. Hanley and Edmund C. Sheridan and criticized the Peabody administration over a highway fund transfer. He warned of potential sales tax and signaled plans to run for governor.
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Johnson Plans Major Shakeup of Latin America Ties
President Johnson may reorganize the Alliance for Progress to boost U S relations in Latin America. A congressional source says a complete shakeup could alter top leadership and operating methods. Thomas C Mann, a veteran diplomat, is tipped for a new high level role.
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SEATO Accepts Resignation of Thai Secretary General Pote Sarasin
SEATO accepted the resignation of Secretary General Pote Sarasin of Thailand and named deputy Wail Niam Worth of Australia as acting top official. Pote left the SEATO post to become minister of national development in Thailand's new cabinet.
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Lebanon grants asylum to princes feuding with king
Five Saudi Arabian princes at odds with King Saud have been granted political asylum in Lebanon. They departed Saudi Arabia for the United Arab Republic last year, then moved on to Beirut where they now reside, joining a long list of Arab politicians who seek refuge in Lebanon.
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Students' Visit To Cuba Draws RISD Two Young Seek Tests
Two University of Rhode Island students plan a summer trip to Cuba to test the State Department travel ban. Michael Doyle a 22 year old Rhodes candidate from Providence and Albert J Szymanski Jr 21 of Westerly a Rhodes nominee say they may face jail terms and penalties. They describe themselves as free thinkers social democrats and anti Communists among about 50 URI students showing interest in visiting Cuba.
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Better Soviet Relations Expected in British Move
London sources report a high level British effort for warmer ties with Russia. Informants say Douglas-Home and Khrushchev maintain direct contact, with Butcher and Gromyko messages through Soldatov and plans for an early meeting. Details remain secret, including non aggression proposals Khrushchev mentioned to Kennedy.
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Police disperse students in clash before junta HQ
About 200 law students from Seoul National University clash with police during a prohibited demonstration in front of the ruling military junta headquarters in Seoul. After a 30 minute free for all, police dispersed the students who protested a new nationwide examination law they say harms them.
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New Korean Cabinet Aligned Toward West
President elect Chung Mee Park formed a new Cabinet intended to strengthen ties with the United States and Western allies. Premier is Dr. Choi Doo sun, 69, a Western educated former newspaper publisher and diplomat. He led the Dongabo newspaper and later headed the Korean Red Cross. Foreign minister is Chung Ikwon, and Kim Yong shik moves to minister without portfolio in charge of foreign affairs.
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Wei
Extradition Request Rockets Around Peron Moral Charge
Madrid AP The Argentine government seeks Juan D Peron extradition to face a 74 year old charge of seducing the teenage daughter of a janitor who lived with him during his final two years as dictator. The 68 year old ex strongman now resides in Madrid with his former secretary wife. A Peron aide called the matter an old issue and absurd.
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Farm Relief Bull and Bull Represent Hogg in London
The legal firm Bull and Bull represents British Science Minister Quintin Hogg in a matter tied to farm relief.
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