Escalating U S Strikes Hit North Vietnam Bases
The United States conducted air raids on Kep and Hoa Lac near Hanoi, marking a significant and sensitive escalation in the Vietnam War. Sources say MIG bases are now part of broader actions dating from February, with pilots reporting anti aircraft fire and two MIGs shot down. A follow up raid targeted a Hanoi railroad yard.
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National Eden Rail and Truck Strikes Loom Again
Nationwide labor disputes threaten a rail walkout as Teamsters vote against the settlement. Senate committee urges reconsideration of mediation, with federal officials watching trucking and rail talks. May 3 deadline looms amid bloc in negotiations.
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Catholic U. Reinstates Curran After Faculty Boycott
The Catholic University of America reversed course Monday and kept Rev. Charles E. Curran on staff after a five day student and faculty boycott over academic freedom. Archbishop O'Boyle announced Curran's retention, stressing it did not reflect views on birth control or church dogma.
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Adjudicated Decree No 10280 Filed in Los Angeles County
Independent announces decree No 10280 adjudicated by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. The notice appears in a daily California publication with standard legal formatting and filing details dated 1943. The record references monetary figures such as 32.09 and 99.09, and a 24.35 amount, indicating settlements or fees associated with the decree.
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Dirksen II Senate Republican Ailment Sends Him to Hospital
Senator Everett M Dirksen of Illinois has entered Walter Reed Hospital for treatment of a severe flu. The 71 year old politician was running a slight fever and must remain for at least a day as doctors monitor his condition.
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