Jets Hammer Antiaircraft Nests In Vietnam War
U S planes destroyed four North Vietnamese antiaircraft nests guarding infiltration routes from Cambodia to Saigon. About 36 Red troops were killed and two secondary explosions followed. The push occurred two miles inside Vietnam as part of four allied actions that week, with 138 Communist troops killed.
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Transplant Drama Flows From Lawrence To Houston
A potential heart donor from Lawrence is flown to Houston at his father’s request. he suffered a brain injury and awaits a transplant as the prior case of Mrs. Barbara Ewan ends with her heart going to Haskell Earp. Nixon orders tax return review. NATO flags security dialogue.
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Navy crew slated for Apollo 12 moon landing
Charles Conrad will command Apollo 12 with Richard Gordon and Alan Bean aboard. Gordon will orbit the moon while the others land in November to January window, as NASA slows lunar flight cadence from every two months to four.
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Wagner seeks another run for New York mayor
Former ambassador Robert F Wagner 57 announces entry into the Democratic primary risking a crowded field. He aims to unseat Republican John Lindsay as the city faces budget and school tensions. Meanwhile George E Fouch, a Pentagon logistics official, is convicted for a minor shoplifting incident in Fairfax County Virginia.
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Actor Michael Cole escapes with cuts after canyon crash
Michael Cole, 28, of the Mod Squad, suffered facial cuts and bruises when the car he rode in skidded off a canyon road in the Hollywood Hills and collided with another car. The driver Paula Dickinson, 24, was hospitalized with injuries.
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Eskimo Minnie Sallison Questions Kennedy in Bethel
In Bethel Alaska Minnie Sallison an Eskimo asked Sen Edward M Kennedy if he was chilly Kennedy replied No I m comfortable Minnie then quipped I m freezing out here in the cold weather Kennedy wore a brown parka over a sports shirt and slacks during the encounter
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