Infantrymen pursue North Vietnamese near Da Nang bases
U S infantrymen pressed after North Vietnamese forces tried to overrun three bases near Da Nang. Brig Gen Charles Ryder said about 300 enemy troops were killed as U S forces repelled assaults in the Que Son Valley. American casualties totaled 44 killed and 228 wounded in the 1st Corps area since Tuesday.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Que Son
Charles Ryder
Americal
Ross
Leslie
Ryder
Que Son Valley
1St Corps
Quang Tin
Naing
Ski-Doo Ranch Opens in Arundel Maine
Dorothy and Richard Petrin have opened Ski-Doo Ranch at Hollow Side on Old Alfred Road in Arundel. The facility offers ski-doos with two to three person capacity, five miles of wood trails and open fields, open 24 hours, with 20 person reservations welcome. Local family life and business ties are noted with the Petrin’s growing family and Richard’s other venture Sea Coast Motors.
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Petrin
Joseph
Cindy
Pamela
Robert
Biddeford Exchange
Cindy Perrin
Richard
Sea Coast Motors
Scarborough
Cocerene
Rudolph
Biddeford
Alfred
Maine Turnpike
Happy Smile
Alfred Road
One Quintuplet Dies in Brisbane India to Five Births Rare Quints
The last born of Mrs Patricia Brahams quintuplets died at four days in Brisbane. Geoffrey Roger passed away after illness. the other four babies remained in stable condition. The Brahams, from Tenterfield, had four older children, and the birth Wednesday marked Australia’s first quintuplets.
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Brisbane
Australia
Patricia Braham
Geoffrey Roger
Braham
Brahams
Tenterfield
Roger Braham
Journal of the American Medical Association
Madras
Travel Ban Exempts Western Countries Based on Economics
President Johnson keeps Western Hemisphere travel exemptions amid possible restrictions such as head taxes. Officials say the policy rests on that money Americans spend abroad returns as increased U S travel or exports, and that Canada and Mexico relations create administrative headaches. Treasury did not confirm proposed travel limits.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Western Hemisphere
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Bermuda
Bahamas
West Indies
Canada
Mexico
Ance
Treasury Department
Congress
Plenty Of Penny Stamps Available
Washington AP The Post Office Department expects heavy demand for one cent stamps as the six cent rate takes effect Sunday. It has 1.4 billion penny stamps on hand plus four billion six cent stamps bearing FDR, with 2 billion one cent stamps needed overall. Stockpiles are in Washington San Francisco Dallas Cincinnati Chicago and New York. A new one cent Jefferson stamp debuts Jan 12.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
San Francisco
Dallas
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Bureau of Facilities
Thomas Jefferson
Romney Seen Setup For Nixon In New Hampshire Primary
The Ripon Society says Romney may be a setup for Nixon in New Hampshire, citing a Kennedy Humphrey parallel from 1960. Romney calls himself an underdog and plans a five day campaign tour beginning January 11 to connect with voters in multiple communities ahead of the March 12 primary.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New Hampshire
Ripon Society
New Hamp
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kennedy
White House
Romney
John Kennedy
New York
Paris
The
Forum
Chuckle Golf Parody Reflects Tax Day Ironies
A playful quip likens golf to taxes as players push toward the green only to end in the hole, echoing light corporate humor from WRR General Feature. The line underlines the pun on effort versus outcome with a tongue in cheek twist.
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Fea, Corp
Bowles Named Envoy to Cambodia for Talks on Sanctuary
President Johnson assigns Ambassador Chester Bowles to Cambodia to discuss North Vietnamese and Viet Cong sanctuary use. Bowles, 66, previously engaged in U S Cambodian diplomacy and arrived in Phnom Penh soon. The talks follow Sihanouk's offer to discuss the issue and aim to ease Cambodian hostilities amid the Vietnam War. Bowles cut short a holiday to return to New Delhi for a meeting with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Chester Bowles
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Texas White House
United States
Bowles
Phnom Penh
U.S
India
South Vietnam
New Delhi
Sihanouk
Central Intelligence Agency
Indira Ghandi
Down
Prince Sihanouk
Heart Transplant Patient in Stable Condition in Cape Town
Dr. Philip Blaiberg remains fully conscious and in good spirits two days after receiving a heart from Clive Haupt. Doctors report no solid foods yet and Blaiberg will stay in an oxygen tent for several days. NBC disclosed a $50,000 rights contract, with proceeds to hospital funds, not personal use.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
National Broadcasting Co
New York
Jacobus Burger
Blaiberg
Christian Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Social Security taxes fund added benefits, Segal notes
The final installment in a series on changes in Social Security explains how added benefits are financed. It cites 1968 costs totaling 2.9 billion with future growth to 3.7 and 4.1 billion in 1969 and 1972, funded mainly by higher Social Security taxes and some general treasury money.
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Martin E. Segal
Martin E, Segal
Rill
General Treasury
Social Security Administration
U.S
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Arundel
General Electric
RCA
RCA Victor
Main Street
Society
A&p
Biddeford & Saco
Maine
Linoleum CO
Alfred Street
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