World Today: Bombers hit Viet artillery park near DMZ
Waves of U S fighter bombers attacked a Communist truck park north of the DMZ with F105s and F4Cs from four wings. The raid produced 70 secondary explosions, fires in tank storage, and the loss of one American Phantom. A U S light plane was shot down near Con Thien. crew rescued. Nearby, Viet Cong mine casualties and a civilian bus hit on Highway 1 killed nine, wounded 21. Israeli Jordanian talks near Allenby Bridge produced a refugee return agreement. Arab summit date floated for Aug 29 in Khartoum.
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Violent Weather Rakes Midwest and West Coast
Nationwide storm disruptions stretch from Iowa and Minnesota to the Atlantic coast. Tornado risk, flash floods, and power outages hit Minneapolis and St Paul with hundreds of homes affected while a one year old drowns in an overflowing creek.
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Death Takes W M Kiplinger at 76 in Bethesda Md
W M Kiplinger 76 founder of the Kiplinger Letter and Changing Times Magazine died Sunday of a heart attack at his Bethesda Maryland home. He started the Kiplinger letter in 1923, built a major information service, later founded Changing Times with a large circulation, and authored books on politics and economics.
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Eisenhower improves and to be released soon
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, was reported improved after a third gastrointestinal attack in under a year and doctors at Walter Reed General Hospital said a release soon is likely. He was driven to the hospital after a Gettysburg farm episode last night and breakfast was eaten with routine tests planned before discharge.
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Salvation Army leader Brigman dies of heart attack in St Louis
Olin WN Brigman age 52 midwestern division commander of the Salvation Army died Sunday in St Louis from a heart attack. He originated the Tree of Lights Christmas drive that began in St Louis and spread to other cities. Brigman served as division police relations secretary from 1946 to 1955.
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