North Viet Nam forces step up activity near Hue
North Vietnamese forces increased attacks in South Vietnam's northern provinces. Eight Americans were killed and 49 wounded in two main assaults near Hue, with three enemy soldiers reported killed. scattered fighting and multiple incidents occurred along the coast near Da Nang.
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Ambushes in Vietnam and Cambodia Cause U.S. Casualties
A Friday ambush 23 miles northwest of Hue left two Americans dead and 15 wounded as a patrol of the 101st Airborne checked for infiltration from Laos. In Kompong Cham Cambodia, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacked the airport with mortars and a ground assault while Saigon reported the RF4 reconnaissance plane shot down north of the DMZ with two presumed dead crewmen.
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Midnight Coup Seizes Syria's Leftist Regime
In Damascus a quiet midnight coup toppled the Marxist government as Defense Minister Gen Hafez al Assad moved to arrest President Noureddin Atassi former Premier Youssef Zayyen and Gen Salah Jadid. Assad aimed to reshape Syria's leadership and pursue closer ties with Egypt.
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Modest Spiro Nixes Honor in Bureaucrat Banquet Jests
Washington AP report shows Vice President Spiro T. Agnew declining the NATAPROBA Bird Award calling it undeserved. The event mocked government life with jokes about red tape and famous bureaucrats including Sandy Summers and Sharon Summers winning Miss Bureaucrat and Miss Carbon Copy.
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Three Jurors Picked for Calley Trial at My Lai Case
Three jurors chosen after questioning 14 officers for Lt. William L. Calley Jr. in the My Lai massacre case. Col. Reid W. Kennedy set a Saturday session to finish jury selection. Jurors Welch Ford and Duvall were selected from the original panel. more selection awaited.
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My Lai
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Miami
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Clifford H. Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
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Vietnam
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State Ends Testimony In Tate Murder Trial
The state presented its last of 84 witnesses in the Sharon Tate murder trial in Los Angeles. Prosecution and defense blamed each other for the lengthy proceedings as arguments over 297 evidence items begin. Charles Manson and three followers face charges for the 1969 killings.
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Trouble Looms Over Farm Bill After Election Recess
A $3.8 billion three year farm bill covering cotton wheat and feed grains faces possible delay next week in the Senate after a party line split. Administration and House support clash with NFU opposition while Sen McGovern and Sen Ellender push alternative paths.
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Death Toll Seen Reaching 20,000 in East Pakistan Cyclone
In East Pakistan the death toll from a Bay of Bengal cyclone and tidal wave could exceed 20,000. Officials report 468 confirmed dead, 2,000 missing, and widespread devastation from 150 mph winds and 20 foot waves across Khulna to Coxs Bazar.
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Laird warns of renewed air strikes over Vietnam
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told reporters that further attacks on unarmed American planes could trigger strikes against anti-aircraft installations in North Vietnam. He cited the RF4 downing near Vinh and noted North Vietnamese violations of the bombing halt alignment and peace talks rift.
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Sunday Enterprise explores governors time and power balance
Gov Bob Scott says more duties for the lieutenant governor could ease his schedule. A day in the life of the governor is featured. The piece probes threats of violence and questions whether a revolution threatens America, with police and officials seeking answers.
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Media Expert Links Law and Order Drive to Electoral Gain
Gayle Essary of Austin argues the Nixon Agnew strategy creates a felt threat and positions the candidates as saviors. He frames the campaign as tapping emotional appeal targeting the silent Gamma majority, not the alpha or beta leadership groups.
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