Battle Red Assault on Saigon Rim
Viet Cong guerrillas seized homes around Binh Loi bridge as allied forces launched a major counterattack with tanks and helicopter gunships. Refugees fled to Saigon while battles spread near Tan Son Nhut airport and the Y bridge, with casualties among American and Vietnamese forces.
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World Health Organization completes 21st assembly
Geneva reports the World Health Organization concluded its 21st assembly after a three week session. Delegates wrapped up discussions on global health priorities and policy decisions.
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Best-selling Books Prove Risqué Gain for Main Market
A lighthearted look at how risqué titles push sales in the main market as publishers cash in on provocative trends. The note underscores the old adage nothing ventured, nothing gained in publishing.
U S Loses Four Aircraft To Gunfire In Vietnam
Communist gunners down four U S aircraft in South Vietnam on Saturday. A Skyraider and a Skyhawk were shot down near Tam Ky. two helicopters were hit and crashed. a cargo plane also crashed with all three crew killed or wounded. One Skyraider pilot died and a Marine pilot was rescued unharmed.
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Russians Crash After Low Pass near Essex Carrier
A Russian bomber crashed into the Norwegian sea after a low pass over the U S aircraft carrier Essex. At least three lives were lost. American personnel recovered parts of three bodies but found no survivors. The bomber normally carries seven crew.
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Coe Negro Students Visit President Over Racism Statement
Leaders of the Afro-American Self-Educational Organization at Coe College confronted President Joseph McCabe about his earlier assembly remarks on racism. They pressed for a specific statement condemning white racism, while McCabe argued such broad statements exceed his authority and noted both white and black racism exist.
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Youth Killed In Crash On Forest Drive
A Cedar Rapids 17 year old, Mark Jon Ladage, was killed in a one car crash at Forest and Linden drives SE shortly after 11:30 p.m. Friday. A passenger, Richard D. Rose, 17, was listed in poor condition at St Luke's hospital. The driver, Kendall Heppe, 17, also from Cedar Rapids, was involved. authorities sought to notify the boy's mother, who was unreachable by 2 p.m. Saturday. The victim's father had a fatal heart attack last month.
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Pompidou orders immediate dispersal of Paris riots
Premier Georges Pompidou said the overnight violence in Paris and other cities aimed to start civil war and ordered forces of law and order to crush further demonstrations at once. Two people died and hundreds were injured as police and rioters clashed, with Lyon police commissioner killed by a rock-laden truck.
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Kennedy Wins Iowa Delegates in Democratic Caucuses
Bobby Kennedy swept seven Iowa district caucuses to secure 20 delegates while Humphrey and McCarthy trailed in districts Second, Fifth and Sixth. Coalition voting allocated two McCarthy and two Kennedy delegates in one district, with named delegates from Iowa City Davenport Williamsburg and Lee Henry counties. Continued results noted for Second district.
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Davenport
James Resnick
Jack Driscoll
Williamsburg
Linus J. Freitag
Lee County
Donald Bell
Henry County
Adrian Hogben
Minnesota
Johnson urges unions to pursue practical power for change
President Johnson addressed the ILGWU convention in Atlantic City, warning against extremists and urging practical political action. He linked unrest to Communist influence while insisting the path to reform lies in disciplined union effort and steady, local decisions by dedicated individuals.
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Floods across six states leave thousands homeless
United Press International reports relentless rains and swollen rivers flood Texas Oklahoma Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana. Evacuations surge as hundreds seek shelter. Ohio and Parkersburg face near four inch rains in 12 hours while cemented roads shut down.
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