Vietnam DMZ clash widens as US raids intensify
US heli gunships swept the DMZ killing seven of a 15 man North Vietnamese unit while 15 overnight rocket and mortar attacks hit bases and towns. B-52s flew six missions dropping over a million pounds of bombs, paratroopers reported 15 enemy killed northwest of Saigon. The war effort also featured a Marine general urging attacks on Laos and northern sanctuaries to shorten the conflict.
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Government to claim title to offshore lands
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to grant the federal government title to all submerged lands from three miles off the Atlantic coast to the end of the Continental Shelf to settle a dispute with 13 coastal states claiming up to 100 miles offshore.
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Lana Turner wins divorce from sixth husband in Santa Monica
Lana Turner was granted a fault divorce from Robert P. Eaton in Superior Court Santa Monica after she testified he was rarely at home. Turner, 49, waived alimony and noted the anxiety affected her work as an actress. Eaton had no children and the couple married in June 1965.
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U N Security Council Condemns Israeli Air Raids
The United Nations Security Council voted to condemn Israeli air raids on Jordanian villages and warned that sanctions could follow. The vote saw abstentions by the United States, Britain, Colombia, and Paraguay, with France and Western bloc members voting in favor amid a split Western stance. Israeli Ambassador Joseph Techoah denounced the action.
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USC Dean Dockson Resigns for California Federal Post
Dr. Robert R. Dockson dean of the school of business administration at USC has announced his resignation to accept an executive appointment with California Federal Savings and Loan.
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