Losses Heavy Continued From Page One
Vietnamese conflict reports indicate many missing are shown as captives of the Viet Cong including two American advisers. In Saigon officials hint at another coup attempt while negotiations continue between U S authorities and Lt Gen Nguyen Hanh over intervention in South Vietnam s civilian government. Amid fear of a new plot, Khanh and his staff meet near Cap St Jacques as Maxwell D Taylor and Premier Tran Van Huong discuss. No breakthrough in the 11 day deadlock. Dean Rusk suggests steps toward unity. Seoul sources say South Korea plans to send about 1200 troops as instructors, but no official confirmation.
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Flood Relief Efforts Continue Across Pacific Northwest
Floods leave homeless in Independence Oregon and widespread damage in Washington Idaho and Nevada. Red Cross and Emergency Planning fly over regions while military airlifts deliver food medicine and clothing. Helicopters evacuate hundreds and switch to regular airlift operations to meet ongoing needs.
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Hawks Extend Unbeaten Streak to 14 Games
NEW YORK AP Bobby Hull hammered eight shots at Jacques Plante in a 4-2 Chicago victory over the Rangers. Hull scored his 56th and 58th goals to extend his season pace, placing Chicago atop the standings in the lone NHL game played.
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Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Arkansas mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers across the state tonight and Thursday. Showers affect 40 to 60 percent of the area through Thursday. Lows tonight 35 to 45 northwest and 50 to 60 southeast. highs Thursday 50s northwest to 70s southeast. Louisiana fog and drizzle tonight, otherwise partly cloudy and warm through Thursday. Lows tonight in the 60s. highs Thursday 75 to 80.
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Franklin to Get Job Corps Camp Arkansas AP report
Franklin County will host a Job Corps camp and Cass site in Franklin County, approved by Gov. officials, marking the second Arkansas camp. The move aims to expand job training for youths, with Cass designated as a future campus location in the program.
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Southern Railroad Strike Ended by Federal Ruling
A federal judge ordered an end to the Southern Railroad strike. Firemen union officials announced picket lines must be removed and workers return to duty after the restraining order issued in Columbus, Georgia. AFL-CIO officials confirmed service of the order and compliance by members.
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Ellington May Be Agri Secretary By OVID A. MARTIN
Rumors in political and farm circles say former Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington could be named secretary or undersecretary of agriculture by President Johnson. Some reports mention a White House advisory post. FBI checks are described as routine for high-level appointments. Ellington, 57, a Democrat with farm roots, previously Tennessee agriculture commissioner and governor, now runs for Louisville & Nashville Railroad and helped Johnson in the Southeast.
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