Rumors Fly Over Luci Johnson Romance at Texas Ranch
Reports say Luci Johnson and Pat Nugent flew from Washington to the LEI Ranch near Pedernales River with unclear plans for marriage. White House officials refused to confirm or deny engagement talks, noting only Luci and her sister Lynda were at the ranch with Nugent as speculation swirled.
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Georgetown University
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Change at High Point College Page 1 D SUD
A High Point College page one item notes a change in leadership or policy affecting campus operations. The brief mentions a shift in administration on the main page, with emphasis on student impact and schedule adjustments.
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High Point College
The Space Race Public Opinion Poll Preview
Pollster Louis Harris questioned a cross section of Americans about the space program and the moon mission. The poll results were extremely close and detailed findings will be published in the Farris Survey in The Enterprise Monday.
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Waves Of Viet Cong Stopped By Marines
Americans rallied nationwide to support Viet Nam policy, from Richmond to New York. A Fifth Avenue parade drew about 10 000 supporters while an estimated 25 000 demonstrated for the opposite view. Veterans groups labor unions and civic groups led the marches, with signs praising the war and flags waved. A young antiwar counterprotester was assaulted by marchers. At Da Nang a 300 man Marine unit faced a second guerrilla attack with moderate casualties.
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United States
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Queens
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Jersey City
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Marines repulse Viet Cong assault near Da Nang
A Marine unit near Da Nang fought off a Viet Cong assault at a hill camp 10 miles southwest of the city. In the predawn clash, Marines say 56 Viet Cong were killed while Marine losses were moderate. The action followed Viet Cong strikes on other bases including Plei Me. Da Nang was briefly closed to U.S. personnel as tensions rose ahead of a Vietnamese holiday.
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13 Year Old Boy Dies in Battle Near Da Nang
In Da Nang South Viet Nam a 13 year old boy who once peddled soft drinks to U S Marines died during a Viet Cong assault that failed. Marine units described heavy resistance with casualties among both sides. The boy was mortally wounded in a pre dawn raid that left 55 Viet Cong dead or wounded and exposed a mix of local youths forced into action. Marines reported strong air support and hand to hand fighting as they rebuilt bunkers and tusks of a lost outpost near the air base. The clash involved about 108 guerrillas and a larger force of 300 to 400 in the surrounding area.
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Salisbury
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Viet Nam
Red High Command
Ranine Temilla
South Viet Nam
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Fortlane
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Louis Armstrong Returns In Style To New Orleans Visit
Louis Armstrong arrives in New Orleans for a midafternoon benefit for the New Orleans Jazz Museum. A brass band greets him at the airport and regional red beans and rice are on the lunch menu. Armstrong, 65, recalls his youth in Storyville and preserves his famed pipes with witch hazel and oil as he prepares for a nine hour visit including a private talk with museum officials.
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