In Saigon the Day Parade Opens Amid Heavy Fighting
Viet Cong assaults near Loc Ninh continue into the fourth day as U S and South Vietnamese forces hold the district 72 miles north of Saigon. Air power and bombardment target suspected camps while Vice President Humphrey surveys the DMZ and visits Da Nang Chu Lai and allied units amid ongoing operations.
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Salt Lake Is Not for Swimming in Utah
Ogden Utah NEA reports the Great Salt Lake a wasted attraction. Pollution and shrinking water have emptied beaches, leaving Saltair in ruins and tourists rare. Local officials note the lake harms Utah image, with bills proposed to protect Antelope Island as a monument and revive the area.
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Britain to Reform Its Lords House
Queen Elizabeth II announced Labour plans to reduce the Lords powers and end hereditary membership. The government aims to modernize the upper chamber while debating whether future members will be elected or appointed. The speech also pledges tighter gambling laws and broader racial discrimination protections.
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Pentagon Tightens Controls on Small Purchases
The Pentagon orders stricter procedures for small purchases after Rep. Otis G. Pike accuses sloppy buying. A key exhibit alleged a $194.30 item could be bought for $3.43 from a farmer’s catalog, prompting defense officials to defend the new controls. In Palm Springs a bus school collision injured four youths.
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Peace Plan Blocked by Israel at UN Security Council
UN Security Council efforts toward Middle East settlement stall as Israel demands direct talks with the Arabs and rejects pulling back to prewar boundaries. Abba Eban and Levi Eshkol state views on negotiations while two rival plans seek UN mediation and a possible Arab-Israeli boundary framework. Egyptian sources say direct talks with Israel are unlikely for years.
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Navigation May Cut Out Rail Bridge
The Little Rock District engineers study removing the Missouri Pacific bridge over the Arkansas River west of Fort Smith due to insufficient horizontal clearance for barge traffic. Trains would move to the Frisco bridge between Fort Smith and Van Buren, with remodeling plans by Frisco to allow navigation at about $3.2 million, funded by the federal government.
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Murton and Rockefeller Reconcile After Speech Clash
In Hot Springs last week Governor Winthrop Rockefeller criticized Tucker 9 Prison Supt. Thomas G. Marton for remarks during a speech. After meeting with Marton, Rockefeller said he would not have been critical and noted reforms at Cummins Prison were superficial. He pledged a personal visit to both officials but did not set dates.
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New Surgical Techniques Of Help to Clot Victims
Dr Wayne Brandstadt discusses clot formation and emboli risk from vein or arterial clots, noting anticoagulants have limits and new surgical methods show promise for removing clots. He also answers about black hairy tongue linked to antibiotic use and advises dental brushing and professional care.
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Saturn V to attempt first space test at Kennedy Space Center
The Saturn V rocket, designed to carry astronauts to the moon, prepares for its inaugural test at Cape Kennedy. Five powerful engines on the first stage deliver 7.5 million pounds of thrust as the massive launcher awaits liftoff with an Apollo spacecraft mounted atop.
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Fragmented OCR Riddle of a Dazed Page from an Old Paper
A garbled OCR style text fragment from a historical newspaper page shows numerous misspelled words and out of order phrases. It includes partial names, scattered fragments, and stray letters resembling a torn or damaged column with no clear single news item or event to identify.
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