Sailors battle with the elements
A 2R-year-old Foglishman sails solo around the world in a 12 foot boat and nearly runs out of drinking water off Acapulco. He says he navigates with a “Wimianac” plot and a wet finger. The Sydney to Hobart winner Frie Taharly arrived Noumea aboard Brenda after rough conditions with 60 mph winds.
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Trampolers vie for sea prize sea salvage in Atlantic storm
A Dutch cargo ship Ocean Sprinter abandoned in a North Atlantic storm sparked a salvage contest between two trawlers and a Dutch tug. The Ocean Sprinter, bound for Europe with frozen fruit, drifted under line disputes as the trawlers Zeh Rinney and Zurich pressed claims and the Coast Guard rescued the crew led by Captain Solleveld aboard the Absecon. The line ultimately broke, leaving the vessel vulnerable to salvage bids under international rules as Zurich and Ocean Sprinter trailed toward St Johns Newfoundland.
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Canberra Credits Pty Ltd Personal Loans and Cash Advances
A Canberra firm offers personal loans and cash advances starting at $10. Contact Garema Place office by phone 45050 to inquire about the funding options and application process.
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Finnish tanker explosion off Estonia coast injures crew
A 146 ton Finnish tanker exploded and wrecked near the Estonian coast yesterday. Soviet tugboats rescued all but one of the 40 crew members, according to Radio Finland.
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Wilson to Moscow for talks on Vietnam peace
London reports Prime Minister Wilson will visit Moscow for three days to discuss Vietnam peace terms with Soviet Premier Kosygin. The trip precedes his Washington meeting with President Johnson and comes amid US efforts to gauge North Vietnam’s willingness for real negotiations. A Radio Moscow English service commentary warned Wilson’s visit may not help resolve major world issues.
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Tito outlines conditions for peace
In Phnom Penh Marshal Tito called for an immediate halt to U S bombing of North Vietnam as a prelude to peace and condemned American aggression. He listed terms including end of foreign aggression, recognition of the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front, and withdrawal of foreign troops. Cambodian officials reported incursions by American South Vietnamese forces and casualties, while the International Control Commission plans to investigate. North Vietnam rejected Johnson's San Antonio peace formula as insolent, while Tet cease-fire talks in Saigon said to be shortened to 36 hours next week.
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US outposts attacked as Vietcong strike at Khe Sanh
US and South Vietnamese forces faced heavy assaults along the DMZ and at Khe Sanh. US Marines reported multiple fatalities and dozens wounded amid clashes with North Vietnamese regulars and Vietcong. Air and ground actions continued across Vietnam with numerous battles and casualties reported by US spokesmen.
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Lunar module test planned for tomorrow at Cape Kennedy
Space officials say the first unmanned flight test of the lunar module will proceed tomorrow at Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn I rocket. A previous power failure delaying Apollo 5 has been fixed, keeping the six hour mission on schedule to simulate ascent from an orbiting craft toward the moon. NASA notes the mission supports the U S effort to reach the moon by the 1960s. Scientists in Maryland and California report laser beams from two sites shining on the moon were recorded by Surveyor 7 cameras.
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