Fighting yields heavy casualties at Dong Ha and central coast
Fragmented report indicates North Vietnamese losses around Dong Ha with figures of 1560 killed claimed by an American spokesperson as Marines state 62 enemy killed during the period. U S casualties tallied at 123 killed and 402 wounded. Reports also note heavy fighting in Binh Dinh Province near Saigon as the new Communist offensive continues.
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Armert
Dong Ha
U. S
Dong Ha Sai An
Hwo
Sail
South Vietnam
W U. S
Binh Dinh
Saigon
Portuguese Wines Spotlight at Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's shelves showcase wines from Portugal, with Gran Vasco and Mateos drawing praise. The red Gran Vasco features a rich, dinner-friendly character while Mateos offers a popular value at $2.59 per bottle. Store at Arroyo Parkway opens early and stays open until midnight.
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Portugal
LOK Mateos
Gran Vasco
Gran Vasa
Arroyo Parkway
Little Clerical Pun
In Columbus, Ohio Governor James A Rhodes publicized a slogan claiming profits are not dirty in Ohio. During a legislative session Representative Keith McNamara circulated a slip reading Prophet is not a ditty word fy Ohio, drawing laughter from Ohio House chaplain Alvin Duane Smith.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lov. James
A. Rhodes
Ohi
Keith McNamara
Alvin Duane’ Smith
Ohio House
Selma Quietly Greets Poor People's March
In Selma Alabama a mixed group of about 1500 to 2000 marchers from Edwards Mississippi and local residents gathered at the Edmund Pettus Bridge for a voter registration march. Police and National Guard units maintained order as marchers chanted We Hate Wallace and prayed on the bridge amid a show of force.
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People's
Washington
Selma
Martin Luther King Jr
Ala
Edmund Pettus
Alabama River
King
Montgomery
Wing
Ralph David Rea
Southern’ Christian, Leadership Conference
SCLC
Martin Luther King
Abernathy
Edwards
Dallag County
Sherrif Wilson Baker
Aber ‘Snathy
National
Stoml
Maioz
Wallace
Cortus
Alabama
Sol
Pilot Armstrong Survives Gemini S Trainer Crash
Houston Space Center reports astronaut Neil Armstrong escaped unharmed after the Gemini S moon-landing trainer plunged from 200 feet, jet-powered unit bursting into flames at Eltington AFB. Spokesman Panl Haney confirmed Armstrong walked around the hangar and seemed in good shape after evaluation. Cause under review as technicians inspect the pressurization system failure cited by site personnel.
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Pere
Armstrong
Czech Reform Talks With Kremlin Stir Moscow Meeting
Czech Communist Party leader Dubcek said Moscow officials expressed anxiety over liberalization reforms in Czechoslovakia during a weekend summit in Moscow. He and Premier Cernik, both summoned to the Kremlin, noted the talks aimed to keep democratization from challenging socialism while pursuing reform.
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UPI
Communist
Alexander
Thubeck
Kremlin
Czecho- Slovakia
Mosca
Dubeck
Rude Pravo
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
I Oldrich
Cernik
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid
T Breahney
Alexei N. Koxygin
Ivian
Dubeek
Antonin Novalny
Oldtine Stalinist
Czech Communist Party
Mine Shaft Flood Traps 15 Miners in WV Coal Mine
Water floods a main shaft after it diverged into an abandoned tunnel flooding the mine. Fifteen miners at the shaft bottom held telephonic contact with surface while others at higher water levels were cut off. Rescue crews drill as air supply is maintained and plans are made for a possible straight-down dive if needed. Ernest Fitawater, 33, escaped after battling rising water while signaling the surface.
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Pam
Floyd Bernette
Gauley Coal
Barnette
Fragmentary 17th Century Pasadena Classified Fragments
A damaged OCR fragment from The Independent lists scattered items and prices with Pasadena California hints. It mentions postal rates, a court order reference, and odd endorsements, but the text is largely unreadable and fragmented.
Wide Areas of US in Toy Grip Unfolds Unmilled Specs
Temperatures plunged to winter time levels across wide areas of the nation. A spring story moved eastward from the Rockies toward the Midwest and West as frost warnings spread through Utah and southern Idaho. Tornado watches stretched over parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska with record cold in Indiana and Michigan. Georgia and Tennessee also faced cold while California and the Southwest stayed dry and warm.
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Hocky
Mountains
Ranch
Colorado
Nebraska
Iivar
Utah
Idaho
Great
Plains
U.S. Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Michigan
Georgia
Tennessee
Pacific
California
Southwest
Wallace Succeeds Wallace as Alabama Governor by Large Vote
After a July 1967 abdominal tumor removal and cancer recurrence, Mrs. Wallace carried on with public duties and weighs through hospitalization and radiation. She won the governorship with the largest vote for a gubernatorial candidate in Alabama, acting as her husband’s adviser and staking major decisions from a nearby capitol office.
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Tage L
Wallace
Alabama
Alabama Constitution Front
Jie
Capitol
Transplant patients report improvement after Houston weekend
Houston heart transplant cases show several patients improving in a busy weekend. Frederick West and Cobb remained in satisfactory condition or better as doctors cautiously reassured families. One patient sent to Denton Cooley and another to Methodist Hospital were monitored closely amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Frederick West
London
Janes Bordon Cobein
Houston
Cobb
Body
Denton Cooley
West
Britain
Billy Brannon
Conroe
Sure Tex
Brannon
Patrick Ryan
Texman Seg
Methodist Hospital
Plant
William Charles Kaiser
Lake Me
Westby
John Gibbons
Lehlef
Transplant advances and campaign chatter mix in mixed reports
The report covers medical notes on ear transplant efforts by Dr. Cooley with a Phoenix patient improving after a long treatment, while political figures Kennedy, McCarthy, Branigin, and a beltway of officials debate campaigns in Indianapolis. Everett C. Thomas, 47, of Phoenix, is highlighted for surviving a dangerous condition aided by a donor transplant.
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McCarthy
Imore
Kennedy
Jjera Tadiana
Thera
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Cooley
Why Humidity Makes Cold Feel Worse
Weather note explains damp air conducts heat from the body better than dry air, so high humidity chills more. When humidity is low the skin stays dry, acting as an insulator and conserving heat. The principle applies to exposed skin and clothed areas, depending on moisture.
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Vinton Ray Simms
Jonathan Young wins prize at college oratorical contest
Jonathan Young a student at Adiga Pacific College took first place with a speech titled Will Young America Be Prepared He entered the California Women s Christian Temperance Union oratorical competition and won 130 in prize money He will advance to the national WCTL competition in Indiana.
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Jonathan Young
Adiga Pacific College
California Wordén
WCTL
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