Fighter-bombers resume combat raids on North Vietnam
U S fighter bombers returned to combat after four and a half years and attacked rail lines and barracks between Hanoi and the Chinese border. Hanoi radio claimed two U S planes were shot down with pilots captured. The strikes targeted North Vietnam as air, naval, and marine units delivered more than 300 sorties. The F-11A jets carried heavy bombs in northern districts near Hanoi and the border, while North Vietnam claimed civilian casualties and three planes shot down in two southern provinces.
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Three American POWs freed after long Vietnam ordeal
The three pilots Major Edward Glass, Mark Gartley, and Norris Charles returned home Friday, arriving at Kennedy Airport and then transferred to military hospitals in New York, Alabama, and California. The release sparked political controversy and antiwar protests, with critics alleging it used prisoners for propaganda.
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Children as a threat and nuisance in copyright note
A fragmented line appears to describe children as either a “pump in the throat” or “pain in the neck” in a copyright context. The source text is garbled. no clear events, names, or dates are readable to anchor a fuller report.
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Eiher
Nixon Campaign Schedule Aims For Broad Mandate
Nixon campaign chief Clark MacGregor outlined plans for a broad mandate in the final weeks of the 1968 race. Nixon would tour four key states Massachusetts West Virginia Washington and Minnesota while visiting eight high electoral vote states including Maryland Connecticut Missouri and Wisconsin. The trip follows Nixon’s rest at Bayshore Maryland and talks in Paris with Hanoi negotiators.
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Laird Warns on Vietnam Talks Amid War Settlement Hopes
Defense Secretary Laird told Texans negotiations with North Vietnam are more serious than ever though Washington denies any imminent accord. He met privately with families of captured or missing soldiers in Fort Worth and expressed concern as Kissinger’s Paris talks raise cautious hopes. White House again declined to discuss progress as Paris talks proceed.
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River incident leads to suspect in Cedar Rapids cabin break in
A Cedar Rapids couple reported a break in at their cabin on First Street NW. Robert Phelps, 24, was held on charges of breaking and entering and assault and battery after allegedly breaking into the Stoneking cabin. The man who pursued the burglar saw him in the Wapsipinicon River but he disappeared. Phelps was taken to the district court and then to a security medical facility for examination.
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Ryan
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Leonard Stoneking
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Cedar Rapids
Danes County
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Monticelio Hespital
AEC Considers Licensing of IE Nuclear Plant Near Palo
The Atomic Energy Commission weighs issuing a license to Towa Electric Light and Power Co with Corn Belt and Central Iowa Power Coops for the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo. A public hearing on environmental matters may be held if timely petitions are filed. NEPA compliance is noted.
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Atomic] Energy Commission
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Towa Electric Light Aid Power Co
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National Environmental Policy Act
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Tornadoes Strike Linn and Delaware Counties Farm Damage Levels
Northern Linn county farms suffered major losses as a series of tornadoes hit around 2 50 pm with shifts to Delaware county by 4 pm. Three people were injured. one man was thrown 20 feet and two others trapped under structures. Homes barns and outbuildings were destroyed or damaged across Livan Jones and Delaware counties. Local civil defense reported three funnel clouds in the Center Point area with no ground contact. Authorities described extensive farm damage and the rescue of injured residents.
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Gene Lala
Arnold Ditch
Orville’ Bach
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Kim Baker
Paul Wiben
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Alburnett
Tray Mills
Coggon
Central City
Highway 2
Bob DeSoret
Bjarenson
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Ban on Grain Export Tax Break Proposed
Washington AP reports Treasury and Agriculture departments discussing a proposed regulation to block tax deferrals for grain exporters. The plan aims to curb subsidies and abroad sales while keeping domestic promotion programs intact. The measure seeks comments over 20 days and would affect exporters handling wheat and other agricultural products.
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