Viet Namese 308th Shifts Toward Saigon Defense
Intelligence reports place the 308th North Vietnamese division south of Saigon near Long An Province as the capital faces possible southward pressure. Analysts say units northeast and northwest retreat while western approaches become vulnerable, signaling a potential southward pronged attack. Secretary Clifford warned of an all out offensive aimed at influencing Paris talks.
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Johnson Thieu Pacific Parley To Start Friday
President Johnson and President Nyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam will attend Pacific Command talks in Austin with Secretary Rusk en route. Plans include meetings at Camp Smith and briefings by Defense Chief Clifford and General Wheeler, with a first working session to follow.
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Bridgeport Area Weather Summary From Almanac Report
The forecast for Bridgeport and vicinity calls for mostly sunny skies with heat and humidity today and a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Highs inland near 85 to 90, coast slightly cooler, tonight lows in the 70s, continuing warm and humid. Friday looks hot with a 49 percent chance of rain today and tonight, light winds becoming southerly around 10 to 15 mph.
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U S Delegate Hit by Stone as Beirut Protest Erupts
In Beirut a stone hit the car of U S ambassador Dwight Porter as U S chief delegate George Dall arrived for UN talks. Demonstrators mostly students waved banners opposing U S support for Israel and called to "go home." Dall had just come from Amman amid reports he discussed jet deliveries to Israel. Ball sought to present government positions to Sidon officials.
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Fortas Admits Chiding Friend for War Views
Justice Abe Fortas acknowledged telling a businessman friend that the Vietnam War was a sad mistake and that the United States should seek peace. Fortas said he was booed by demonstrators outside the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. He refused to say whether President Johnson had urged him to modify his remarks.
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Masked Pair Rob Bank In Brookfield
Two armed men wearing rubber masks robbed the Brookfield State National Bank branch in a shopping center on Route 7. They demanded cash, took about 7500, and fled in a 1963 four door Cadillac after the 3 18 p.m. heist. Police and witnesses described the robbers as about five eight, white jackets and dark pants.
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Civil Service Considers Sex Based Job Restrictions
Bridgeport Civil Service Commission weighed legal opinions on limiting some municipal jobs by sex without violating civil rights. A vacancy in recreation supervision sparked questions as to whether entrance exams could exclude men or women. The board noted past female promotions and that future candidates might face testing, with legal action possible if discrimination occurred.
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Blast Kills 1 Scores Hurts at Linconwood Illinois Factory
An explosion at a National Die Casting plant near Chicago killed one person and injured 31, with 200 workers inside. Fire officials traced possible causes to spent chemicals and an acetylene torch, while investigators surveyed structural damage and ongoing risk.
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Illinois Phone Workers Reject New Wage Offer
Illinois Bell Telephone Co and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers face a strike as workers reject a revised wage proposal. Robert A. Nickey announces a labor charge with the National Labor Relations Board while the Democratic convention is cited as a triggering issue. The company counteroffers, including higher weekly pay adjustments, amid ongoing negotiations.
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House Debates Gun Ban Bill Amid Amendments
Washington AP report on President Johnson’s proposal to ban interstate sales of rifles and shotguns. House approval to consider the bill faces potential changes as amendments are debated. Casey proposes mandatory prison terms for felonious gun use. opposition cites constitutional concerns and federalism limits.
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Hijack Passengers Return From Cuba
Fifty six passengers were detained in Cuba as an American jet was forced to return to the United States. The Miami airport arrival followed a Cuba incident in which a hijacker linked to Fidel Castro claimed orders to return to Cuba. A second U.S. plane was sent from Miami to pick up the passengers, while Cuban authorities cited safety concerns for not allowing the jet to depart Havana with its passengers aboard. The hijacker, listed as Fermandez, threatened to blow up the plane with a phony grenade. FBI agents met the crew on arrival.
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Johnson Deplores Foreign Aid Cutbacks in Budget Fight
Washington AP President Johnson denounces proposed one year pull or deeper cuts to foreign aid in a $2.9 billion request. As House acts, Johnson says he could adjust to House plan but warns the program is noted. Indications arise amid House debate on the measure.
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SLRB Orders City Employe Union Election by Aug 2
The Slate Esbor Relations Board ruled that an election to determine representation for city workers must be held by August 2. The vote pits the City Employees Association and Locals 1522 and 1203 of ATSCME against OMEA. City bargaining talks were halted pending this result, with 400 city workers affected.
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Velegram Daily Classifieds and Notices Summary
A compact page fragment lists features across the Velegram Daily including classifieds, poetry, crossword puzzles, Dear Abby, Obituaries Polly's Pointers theater news sports and women’s pages. Named items include Jacoby on Bridge and Sylvis Porter with references to fashion and radio.
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