Two More Copters Down In Vietnam War Action
A Friday dispatch reports Communist fire downed two helicopters over South Vietnam on Thursday and two more on Wednesday, with 36 Americans killed or missing the prior day. The U.S. command noted a 100 Supersubject downed Aug 1 in the central highlands, pilot killed. Crews escaped unharmed on other Huey incidents. weekly American casualties fell to a four year low with 52 killed and 358 wounded.
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Fire Threatens Ardenvoir and Nearby Forest
A 5 300 acre forest fire neared the Ardenvoir village in Wenatchee Washington about 20 miles north with a half mile flank threatening timber brush and homes including a 100 person village. Evacuation plans were prepared and 100 nearby residents faced potential displacement as firefighters from surrounding communities joined the effort. Nearby, a 39 000 acre blaze burned out of control near Mitchell Creek with about 1 900 firefighters battling lines across Wenatchee National Forest and into the adjacent Okanogan National Forest.
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Matina
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Go-Go Dancer Sparks Train Derailment Chase
GRAND RAPIDS Mich Two men pursued a 22 year old go go dancer after a bar encounter and followed her car for about ten miles causing a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train to derail six cars when it stopped to avoid a stalled vehicle with the dancer aboard No one was hurt in the incident.
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Ma Heeox
Masters Divorces Ethic Pioneer Dr William Masters
Dr William Masters, sex research pioneer and coauthor of Human Sexual In adequacy, divorced this week on desertion grounds in Louis County Court. He was ordered to pay $2,038 monthly alimony to Elizabeth and granted custody of their 18 year old son. his wife got custody of their 19 year old daughter.
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Louis County
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Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Johnson
Reproductive Biology Research Foundation
St. Louis
Khrushchev Leaves Kremlin Hospital After Health Fight
Former Premier Nikita Khrushchev exited the Kremlin hospital after a three month heart ailment. He returned to a low profile life on pension with his wife Nina Petrovna, riding home in a black Volga chauffeured by a local driver.
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Responsible French novelist blames Newsweek for Seberg tragedy
Gary charges an erroneous Newsweek report caused Jean Seberg’s premature baby death. He cites the Aug. 17 piece claiming a remarriage and a baby by another man, while Seberg allegedly gave birth 683 days premature in Geneva. The Bureau of Prisons disputes official reports of sex attacks at Eglin prison camp.
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Newsweek
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Louis Wolfson
Senate
Hijacker indicted in Havana jet hijack case
A 27 year old New York City man Rodolfo Rivera Rios of Kranz was indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on charges of hijacking a 747 to Havana on August 2. He faces the death penalty if extradited. Former President Johnson celebrated his 63rd birthday quietly at his Texas ranch with only close family and a few friends.
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