U S Death Toll Rises Amid Viet Cong Engagements
U S forces report 5 823 Americans killed in combat since the war began and 22 544 wounded. In Tay Ninh fighting remnants of a Viet Cong division were hammered and scattered as 100 air missions struck southern targets. Korea reports ending Operation Fierce Tiger with 1 161 killed. U S and Viet Cong totals show last week 893 enemy killed 199 captured while 113 government troops died with 11 missing. Troops from the 196th Light Infantry Brigade and the 1st and 25th Infantry Divisions participate in the ongoing operation.
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Local shop reports missing tools. six wrenches stolen
George Sproveri owner of Sproveri's Body Shop on Maple avenue reported to police yesterday that tools are missing. Six Snap On wrenches valued at 3.50 to 4 each and all metric sockets of a certain inch size are gone. Police are investigating.
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Milk Board Seeks Court Halt On Lower Milk Prices
The State Milk Control Commission filed in Commonwealth Court to block two chains from selling milk below the set minimum price. Louden Hill Farm and Lily Penn Fruit Stores challenge the act, arguing interstate commerce and consumer pricing concerns.
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Election shifts point to Republican gains in 1966 midterms
Republicans gain House seats across Michigan Ohio Iowa and Wisconsin while Illinois replaces liberal Democrat Paul Douglas with Republican Charles H. Percy. Nelson Rockefeller and Robert Griffin face term limits questions as party leaders weigh 1968 bids. Nixon vows no appeasement of aggression despite mixed results.
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McNamara backs national lottery to fix draft flaws
In an Harvard Crimson interview McNamara argues a national draft lottery would replace the current system. He advocates drafting the oldest first and drawing 19 year olds from a pool with deferment returning to the pool after the postponement ends.
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