Fighting escalates as 400 Viet Cong killed in Vietnam war
Reports from Saigon say nearly 400 enemy troops were killed in heavy ground fighting near Da Nang and surrounding areas. U S forces suffered 18 dead and 95 wounded, while Marine units repelled attacks and pressed into fortified positions through the dawn.
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MIT study outlines community medical schools for Massachusetts
MIT management expert Dr. Leon S. White analyzed five options for expanding medical training in Massachusetts. Proposals include a system of community medical schools funded partly by federal aid, plus variations with Worcester’s hospital plan, Amherst two year program, or expanding existing schools in Boston. He cautioned that success depends on strong leadership and broad local support.
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Democrats Chide Sargent Over Tax Plan Back-Passing
Massachusetts lawmakers clash as Senate President Donahue condemns Gov Sargents call for rivals to craft their own tax plan. House Republicans plan caucus on alternatives amid pressure to balance the FY 1970 budget and fund a 60 million pay hike for state workers.
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Greeks Recapture Would-Be Assassin in Athens
Athens police captured 30-year-old former army deserter Alexand er Panagoulis in a downtown Athens house after his escape Thursday. A manhunt had been ordered as authorities hunted for him since the attempted assassination of Greece’s premier.
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Labor Official Romney Clash Over Housing Costs
Massachusetts labor leader James P. Loughlin and Housing Secretary George Romney clashed at the Massachusetts Municipal and County conference over how labor costs affect housing costs. Romney defended the need for housing despite rising land, material, and labor prices, saying many families cannot afford homes costing more than 12 500 dollars.
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