Rusk rules out Middle East Vietnam bargaining
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rejected any linking of Middle East issues with Vietnam negotiations. He said the United States cannot trade one alliance for another and stressed no major concessions would be made in either arena. He noted Soviet activity in the Middle East but insisted there is no connection between the two crises.
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Spencer Tracy Dies After Lung Ailment At 63
Spencer Tracy, iconic American actor, died from a lung ailment after a long screen career spanning Captain Courageous and Boys Town. He starred opposite Katharine Hepburn in Guess Who's Coming for Dinner and was praised by director Stanley Kramer for his strength in action scenes. Tracy's versatile roles ranged from adventurer to priest, tour de force in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and beloved comedic moments in It's a Mad Mad Mad World. He was born in Milwaukee on April 5, 1900, trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and rose to Hollywood fame after moving to MGM.
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Washington nominees for top defense posts face Senate review
The article outlines nominations and backgrounds for senior defense and naval posts. It notes Vance’s eight year gap as he led the Foreign Service Educational Foundation from 1953 to 1961 and his prior State Department work. It describes McNaughton’s Navy career, Harvard Law School background, and roles in defense law. It mentions Warnke as Pentagon legal counsel and Rhodes scholar Rhodes. The piece also references ongoing Senate committee hearings and the need for broad support.
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Dodd Continued From Pace One Somalia Up
Article fragment resumes coverage of Somalia operations as Dodd continues reporting from Pace One with updates on military actions and regional developments. Details are sparse in readable text.
Train collision toll unfolds with driver and youths among dead
A truck was struck by a train after the driver attempted to swerve to avoid it. Quintana 15 Juanita Trevina 13 and Juan Quintana 44 the truck driver died along with others unreadable. Most back of the truck occupants were thrown clear while officials pursued exact relationships.
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Debt Ceiling Crisis Looms Over Treasury Borrowing
The text outlines potential outcomes if Congress blocks new debt and damages debt rollover. It warns the government could run out of cash after June and face a broke Treasury. Market reactions are uncertain as Republicans push to extend the debt limit, while administrations resist, debating debt as a share of GNP.
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Vietnam War Strikes Across Vietnam and Air Bases
Reports describe heavy clashes as U S forces in coastal Binh Dinh Province and Pleiku repel Viet Cong and shell enemy positions. American and Montagnard casualties mount with dozens killed and many wounded as air strikes target Hanoi area and military depots while pilots confront MIGs during regional operations.
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Emergency Oil Flow Action Authorized by U S Firms
The Interior Department authorized an emergency action to keep U S oil flowing amid the Middle East crisis. A U S oil industry plan would allow joint tanker operations and diversions to Europe from non Middle East sources, with a subcommittee to draft actions and coordinate with Atlantic Richfield, Gulf, Frontier, Marathon, Mobil, Sinclair, Standard Oil of California, Standard Oil of New Jersey, and Texaco.
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Odrinex Fat Loss Guarantee Sold By Local Drug Stores
Available without a doctor’s prescription Odrinex promises fat loss with a money back guarantee. The tiny tablet is sold by John’s Drug Stores at 187 S Main St and 2381 Riverside Dr plus mail orders. If not satisfied, customers return the package for a full refund with no questions asked.
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