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Rattlesnake’s toothy tally and urban traffic chatter
A Life reptile note counts 14 rattles on a full grown diamondback and discusses traffic flow near the Post Office. Reader questions height listings for Lew Alcindor and safety of children near trains, with jurisdiction notes about city and county police and the Davidson sheriff.
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Emergwooed Estates
Sheriff's Dept
Davidson
Wreck near Danville 1903 spurs trials and canary chorus
Sound Off engineer Steve Broady slowed by time as a wreck outside Danville on Sept 27 1903 disrupted the Washington Atlanta fast mail run. The disaster killed the railroad crew and postal staff while crates of canaries sang amid the wreck. Lawsuits over ballad authorship drew attention and Southern Railroad issued a mimeographed handout of details.
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Steve” Broady
Brody
Danville
Southern
Washington- Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Southern Railroad
John R. Peacock
Defeat of Viet Cong Attack Reported by Allied Leaders
Allied and South Vietnamese officials touted a major victory as Viet Cong forces faced heavy losses in a four day nationwide assault. U S and Vietnamese troops reclaimed Hue and pressed operations in Saigon while bombing and ground actions continued. The official tally cited 10 553 enemy dead with allied losses around 917 dead and 2 817 wounded.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Hue
John Lengel
Lengel
Nguyen van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
Thieu
Republic
Ter
An Quang
Hue, Vietnam
Vietnam
Inibal
Dmz
Cho Ray
Bien Hoa
Tan Son Nhut
Hue under siege as Viet Cong hold fortress areas
Four Viet Cong battalions dominate Hue and fight from the citadel while U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops struggle to hold positions. Refugees swell Hue’s 40,000 population as civilian casualties mount amid a fourth day of heavy combat.
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U.S
Perfume River
Hue
Tham van Khoa
Lengel
Thieu
Saigon
U S Destroyer Collides With Russian Merchant Ship
The U S S Rowan D 782 collided with the Soviet vessel Vishobokov in the Sea of Japan 95 miles east of Pohang South Korea at 1 53 p m EST on Jan 31 The Rowan sustained a three foot hole above the waterline none of the crew were injured and the Russians reported minor stern damage The incident remains under Navy investigation.
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Washington
Defense Department
Sea of Japan
Department
Kapitan Vishobokov
U.S.S. Rowan
Pohang
South Korea
Rowan
Vishobokov
Loren I. Moore
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Navy
Pentagon
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Japan
Siberian
Russia
Korea
State Department
Inflation Hits 1967 Pay as Prices Rise
Inflation shaved seven years of gains from 1967 incomes. After tax per person rose to 2735, but inflation reduced real gain to 74. The report for the Senate House Economic Committee notes higher after tax savings and strong federal stimulus in 1967, amid proposed 10 percent tax surcharge.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Govern
Ment
Senate House Economic Committee
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Sen
John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate Finance Committee
Council
Lending Bill May Get Senate Okay
A broad House approval with 382 to 4 votes moves a plain language disclosure bill toward Senate passage. The measure would require annual percentage costs, curb high debt charges, and extend federal enforcement against usury, affecting revolving credit offers.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate House
William Proxmire
Dwis
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