New Spirit Of Aggressiveness Noted Among Vietnamese Officers In Delta
Associated Press photographer Horst Fass notes a new aggressiveness among South Vietnamese officers in the Mekong delta. U S advisers say airpower aids the offense while Vietnam’s government shows vigor. troops pursue intelligence led operations as battles shift away from mass engagements. Civilians suffer collateral damage from strikes as Viet Cong losses rise with defections and continued guerrilla activity near Ca Mau and U Minh.
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Battleship group pays first 30000 loan installment
The U S S North Carolina Battleship Commission in Raleigh sent the first 30000 payment on its state loan for The Immortal Showboat. Gov Dan Moore received the check. The 1963 General Assembly allocated 1400,000 to the project but only 300,000 was used.
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Britain seen as Christian nation in school faith study
A New Society survey of 2,160 adults in England, Wales and Scotland finds 79.7 percent regard Britain as Christian and 90 percent favor continued religious instruction in state primary and secondary schools.
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Smiling Jack Waives Hearing In Fayetteville Rape Case
A 22 year old Fayetteville man identified as David McKeithan waived a preliminary hearing Friday on a charge of raping a white teenager and was bound over to the Cumberland Superior Court's Sept. 25 term. He also faces three other charges from the Pope Park incident and an earlier case in which he pleaded guilty to injuring a young white girl. Local victims Elaine Fendall, 18, of Princeton and her fiancé Pfc. Gary Henson, 19, described a confrontation at Pope Park where an assailant struck Henson with a wooden mallet, forced them back into their car, and fled after injuring Miss Fendall. both were treated and released. A separate report notes a robbery on April 8 involving Spec. 4 C. Walter Cieczka and Merle Ezell, in which eight dollars were taken by a Black assailant with a public safety item.
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For Sale Farm with 714 Acres Tobacco Property
A 714 acre tobacco farm with a good house a barn and a pond located 15 miles out is offered for 4800 dollars cash or 2500 dollars per year with 6 percent interest included. Address is 124 Wilton Ave and contact phone is 792 1249.
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Canada Retains Expert On Car Safety Code
Industry Department in Ottawa hires Montreal neurosurgeon Dr Harold Eliot to advise on medical aspects of a new car safety code for government vehicle purchases. Conclusions will be shared publicly.
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Harold Eliot
Caracas Bombings and Police Slaying Mark Youth Riot
Police inspector Alfonzo Guevara was killed and five bombs exploded in downtown Caracas as young Communists marked their organization’s 18th anniversary. About 50 people were arrested as police swept small demonstrator groups including two in a car that triggered a bomb. Separate UN Yearbook note reports men living longer than women in Cambodia, Ceylon, India and Upper Volta, world population rising 33 years to 3.16 billion, Tokyo and New York as top cities, and differing life expectancy and female labor force figures across nations.
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Press Policy Explained by Moyers on Public Access
Press secretary Bill Moyers outlined a policy to publish everything involving President Johnson, stressing transparency and that only actions truly connected to the President be released. He noted Johnson receives weekly department reports and a public release on August income data, with a peak of 42 White House announcements over Labor Day weekend.
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Richard Harris cast as Dylan in London stage production
Richard Harris, rising English actor, is cast in the title role of the London production Dylan. The play, drawn from books about Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, follows a Broadway success with Alec Guinness. Harris, known for This Sporting Life, completes prep work on Hawaii before starting rehearsals.
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