Air strikes halted after tragic Viet Cong toll in Mekong Delta
In Saigon, a miscommunication halted 3857 air strikes against Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta after four South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 18 wounded. Ground advisers and planes paused operations while U.S. and Vietnamese forces pushed a ground assault, with heavy mining and sniper fire reported.
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State Department cites Vietnamese maritime infiltration group
A State Department document says a North Vietnamese maritime infiltration group has been sending weapons, supplies and Red agents southward in increasing numbers. Buddhists in Saigon began a peace drive over the weekend urging an end to prior intervention in the divided country.
Apartment Building Wrecked in Blast and Fire
A U shaped building was wrecked with the middle section obliterated and two adjoining wings heavily damaged by fire. Only the walls remain in one wing as searchers comb through the rubble.
Lone Ranger Radio Star Beemer Dies At 62
The longtime Lone Ranger actor Beemer died of a heart attack at age 62. He was the third to portray the masked hero, taking the role in 1932 on WXYZ Detroit, where the character originated. The program featured the hero and Tonto, with adventures across spots and broadcasts nationwide.
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Man shoots self after police pickup in Sumter
An unidentified man shot himself as officers took him into custody in Sumter. Earlier, Clyburn was found shot to death at her Sumter home on Saturday morning.
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Supreme Court rules states must provide prompt review for film censorship
The unanimous ruling voided Maryland's film censorship law requiring pre exhibition review. Justice Brennan said the scheme lacks safeguards against inhibiting protected expression. Ronald M. Freedman of the Rex Theater Baltimore won the challenge alleging violation of the First Amendment. Maryland and others with boards affect 50 to 60 percent of urban residents.
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Court of Appeals
Decline In Birth Rate In U S Tapers Off
Washington AP reports 1964 births total about 4.054 million, down slightly from 4.061 million in 1963. provisional birth rate 21.2 per 1 000, a modest drop from 21.6 in 1963. Also notes 1.719 million marriages in 1964, rate 9 per 1 000, highest since 1956.
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Long Urges U S Action on Vietnam Policy
Senator Long told NBC Meet the Press that the United States must take decisive action, reject sanctuary for enemies, and consider sending more troops to South Vietnam if needed. He predicted a future settlement that could still lead to a Communist takeover.
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Teenagers Run Away to Brentwood Cave Hideout
Three Brentwood teens Warren Zager Howie Mut and Johnson fled home to a cave hideout near ville Canyon outside Los Angeles The teens stocked a camp with a TV air conditioner and icebox and planned a long stay to protest parental domination Their parents watered the rebellion by supplying food tools and even power from the garage line, while the boys still slept in the sandbag cave to show their independence.
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New Math Explains Why Behind Simple Sums
The article introduces the new math emphasizing why methods work, explaining commutative CPA and associative CPM principles with examples. Katie Mueller, 14, describes how learning why helps retention, illustrating how 37 plus 19 plus 11 equals 19 plus 11 plus 37.
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Negroes Return To Courthouse in Selma and surrounding counties
In Selma Alabama and five neighboring counties including Hale Lowndes Marengo Perry and Wilcox a right to vote registration drive began the first of two days this month. Prospective voters gathered at the Dallas County Courthouse in Selma as registration lines formed and applicants awaited processing.
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Embassy Grounds Are Invaded by Demonstrators in Jakarta
U S Ambassador Howard R Jones protested the invasion of the grounds of his residence by about 1000 demonstrators in Jakarta Indonesia. The protest highlighted rising tensions amid demonstrations at the U S Embassy compound.
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Birth Control Sparks Controversy Within English Clergy
Britain’s Cardinal John Heenan defends Catholic teaching on birth control as unalterable while Archbishop Frank Roberts and seven laymen publish Objections to Roman Catholicism critiquing church views. Roberts also wrote a foreword for an English edition of Contraception and Holiness, signaling ongoing dissent in church circles.
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