Viet Cong retreat threat to Saigon fades after operation
US officials report about 13 000 hard core Viet Cong regiments have faded the threat of a second invasion of Saigon. Four hundred guerrillas and a force of 50 000 U S and South Vietnamese troops pushed back enemy units five miles south of the capital. Casualties for the allied sweep in ten days of Operation Quyet Thang remain unclear.
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Amputee to become policeman joins the army
Gerald P. Simpson Jr. 21, a paratrooper who lost a leg in Vietnam, is reported as joining the New York Police Department, with Police Commissioner Leary praising his service. The report also mentions ongoing clashes around Saigon, including attacks on a police station and raids near Khe Sanh, amid unclear battlefield details.
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NC Lieutenant Governor calls for government reform
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott in Raleigh urges North Carolina lawmakers to pursue reform and promises clearer procedures. He stresses accountability and a orderly legislative process while signaling readiness for action.
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Sanford Denies Brewer Was Offered Pardon
The article recounts Sanford denying any pardon offer to Brewer and notes confusion over alleged offers. It references political tensions, statements by a former Chang and others, and mentions a 8ee candidate creterens crinking and a light yellow motor grader with gadgets.
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Czech Officer Claims Defector Has Vast Military Knowledge
A Czechoslovak staff officer said Gen. Jan Sejna, who fled to the United States last month, possesses extensive knowledge of military installations in Czechoslovakia. He challenged the defense minister to disclose details to the nation.
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Scotland Yard Boss Dis At 58
Scotland Yard chief dies at age 58 in Roehampton England after a long police career spanning executive posts in London and other units during mid 20th century. The obituary notes his service across prominent departments and his leadership roles within the force.
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Injuries Reported After Street Accident
Police say no charges were filed after an accident on Avenue involving Herman Kirkpatrick 71 of Underhill Street and William Wyche 53 of Farris Avenue with both sustaining minor injuries. Wyche was injured slightly and Kirkpatrick also suffered minor injuries.
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Rockefeller edges toward presidential bid amid Nebraska primary speculation
AP reports New York Governor Rockefeller likely to announce his entry Thursday and contrast Nixon and Kennedy as potential rivals. Rockefeller signals an expanded primary strategy, while signaling no campaign in Nebraska.
CBS Strage Case of the English Language TV Review
CBS presents Strange Case of the English Language a witty hour on language focusing on twists in usage and spelling. The program features Adlai Stevenson Dwight Eisenhower Churchill Roosevelt Huey Long and Gerald Smith with narrator Harry Reasoner and linguist Mario Pei offering critiques and forecasts for future speech.
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Daytime TV Schedule Snippet From Early Evening Lineup
A fragment listing TV programs across channels with times from 6 PM to 5:30 PM. Shows include Avengers Green Acres Merv Griffin The Tonight Show and CBS Morning News among others in a mixed lineup fragment.
Evening TV Capsule With The Avengers And Bob Hope
Television guide notes evening programs including The Avengers with Linda traitor, Bob Hope show guest stars Anne Bancroft Lou Rawls and Jill St John, and Jonathan Winters segment along with other listings.
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Auction Set Again For Closed Motel
Auction of the locked 29-70 Motel and a motel truck stop is rescheduled after a bid upset involving Charlie Simmons of Thomasville who is linked to Winston-Salem.
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