Three Americans Safe After Viet Cong Battle Near Can Tho
Captain Samuel Lemmon Jr. and two U.S. advisers survived a heavy engagement as the 2nd Battalion of the South Vietnamese Government Regiment fought a Viet Cong force of 500 to 700. The unit suffered 60 killed, 95 wounded, 18 missing, while more than 150 Viet Cong were reportedly killed. The Americans were evacuated with Vietnamese survivors after a brutal day and night of fighting.
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Chief Remembers Warranty Tag in Anderson TV Theft
Anderson police report a thief who broke into a furniture store Wednesday and stole an 11 inch portable TV set a hair dryer and a small radio. The thief left a TV warranty tag filled with a fake name and address later found by store manager Elmer Jewell. The bogus details suggest the thief intended to claim the warranty.
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House Committee Approves Measure To Ban Right-To-Work
The Education and Labor Committee backed repeal of Taft Hartley Act section 14B to bar state right to work laws. Passage seems unlikely this session as civil rights priorities and a rules decision loom. Chairman Powell signals a cautious approach, linking action to broader civil rights reforms.
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Ohio
Ogden R. Reid
New York
Ralph J. Scott
North Carolina
Sam Gibbons
Florida
Rules Committee
Senate
Senate Defeats Move To Make Direct Slash In Aid Bill
The Senate defeated a move to cut military aid in a $3.44 billion foreign aid bill and sped action toward final passage. Senators Morse Clark and Gruening led amendments on reducing or restricting aid to Indonesia, the UAR, and other partners, with most changes defeated. An added provision approved would fund $2 million for international benevolent hospitals, possibly for Krakow and Jerusalem centers.
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Morse
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Turkey
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Clark
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India
International Development Association
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Alaska
Fred R
Claiborne Pell
D-R.j
U.S
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Man Crushed In Accident Near Fairmont North Carolina
A 62 year old Orrum resident Raymond D Barnes was killed when his car struck a wooden bridge on a Robeson County rural road eight miles from Fairmont at 6 am He was alone in the vehicle and the bridge fragment crushed him PMID: None. Six lines of the block show a second item about Hungary urging children to participate in an antimouse drive due to crop damage and rising mouse populations.
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Raymond D. Barnes
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Budapest
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Hungary
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Expelled Soviet Diplomat Kirsa Nov Ordered Out
Expelled Stefen Mikhaylovich Kirsa nov, first secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Washington, was ordered expelled from the United States for activities incompatible with his diplomatic status.
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Lynda Johnson in Arizona with Apache Indians
Lynda Bird Johnson arrives in Arizona for nearly two weeks with Apache Indians as a guest student in the University of Arizona archaeology field school at Grasshopper. She plans a tribal welcome and a future canoe trip with Secretary Freeman, with magazine articles to follow.
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Laramie
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White House
Charlotte Firm Wins Major New Plant Contract
New Orleans AP reports Times Picayune Publishing Corp and J A Jones Construction Co of Charlotte N C won a 5 131 000 bid for a new plant near S Broad and Howard Ave foundation work already underway. Site costs machinery and equipment not included.
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Times Picayune Publishing Corp
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Charlotte
N.C
S. Broad and
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