Westmoreland says allies winning in Viet Nam
Westmoreland voiced optimism that the war was turning in favor of the United States noting a string of victories since saying six months ago that winning had begun. Navy jets from Constellation and Hancock sank three North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin after they attacked the destroyer Coontz.
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U S says air raids target military sites in North Vietnam
U S officials deny targeting irrigation cities and the general economic base. They say the aim is to halt infiltration by the Communists and focus on military targets. Oil facilities hit on Wednesday accounted for about 60 percent of North Vietnam storage with Haiphong as the main entry port.
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Multiple Die In North Carolina Holiday Traffic Crashes
At least 10 people died in North Carolina road crashes during the July 4 holiday weekend, pushing the annual toll to 755. Victims include Furmange Oxendine 28 of Philadelphia and G C Goolsby Jr. 33 of Atlanta in a head on collision on U S 301 south of Lumberton, and Paul Dessart Jr. 22 of Cincinnati and Cecil Harrison Jr. 2 of Columbus in a crash near Rocky Mount on N C 97. Additional fatalities occurred near Morganton Icard and near Charlotte on N C 27 and U S 401 with several drivers seriously injured.
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Holshouser outlines NC GOP plan for 9th district push
Holshouser returning from Washington with a broad outline for the general election. He targets rising living costs mismanagement of the war on poverty and a credibility gap. He plans summer and fall campaign sessions briefing county chairmen and campaign managers and a July workshop in Greensboro for all Republican leaders.
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France to test hydrogen device next year
The United States and Britain condemned France for a near term hydrogen device test, citing the 1963 Moscow treaty barring above ground tests. The Soviet Union issued no immediate comment while Tass, the Soviet news agency, carried a brief notice. France and Red China have refused to sign the treaty.
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Graham Concludes London Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham ends a month long London crusade before about 100000 at Wembley stadium. An overflow TV audience watched as he urged peace with justice in Christ and urged prayers for brotherhood among men.
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Dust bin blaze at furniture plant injures three workers
Fire department dispatched three pumpers and an aerial ladder to a dust bin fire at a furniture plant. Three men were injured and taken to Twin City hospital as crews fought the blaze for over 20 minutes. Several thousand dollars of manufacturing materials were damaged. The cause is under investigation.
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Together Again as Bodnars Renew Vows on Anniversary
In New York AP report, Rev Stephen Krasula presides as Mr and Mrs Bodnar renew vows near their 50th anniversary at St John of Nepomucene. The couple from Sharpsville Pennsylvania will be 69 and 70 next year and say they would likely mark a 75th anniversary as well with a future ceremony.
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Machinery Fire Dampens at Oceta Department
Fire damage in the pace s department was heavy. Firefighters used the sprinkler system and fire hoses to pour several thousand gallons of water on the machines.
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