Vietnam War Update From Da Nang to Dak Song
U S infantrymen killed a North Vietnamese regimental commander near Da Nang in a 75 minute clash that left 16 enemy bodies on the field and two Americans injured. A daylight DMZ raid by Marines occurred without losses, while B52s bombed targets in North Vietnam near Con Thien amid poor weather. A Viet Cong battalion struck Dak Song killing 20 and wounding 30 as 400 guerrillas looted the New Life hamlet on Highway 14. In Washington the State Department signaled willingness to seek UN Security Council debate on peace.
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Poverty War Extended Two Years Amid Budget Pact
House and Senate conferees agreed on a two year extension of the war on poverty with local control of antipoverty programs. The agreement provides 1.98 billion for the current year and 2.18 billion for 1965. The plan returns to Congress with Senate action possible as early as Thursday. Kohler to teach at University of Miami after leaving State Department post. Bohlen to become deputy secretary of state for political affairs.
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Chip) Bohlen
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Steel price boosts hit several firms in 1963 era
Two more major steel companies raised prices on cold rolled sheets and other products despite a White House plea for restraint. Armco Steel Corp and Republic Steel joined U S Steel and Bethlehem in the 5 a ton increases affecting many consumer and industrial goods.
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Man Prays in Street and Dies Under Truck Wheels
A man who knelt in prayer in Los Angeles intersections disrupted traffic and was crushed by a truck trailer wheel. John Lewis Griffie, 50, from San Francisco, lay under the wheels after the vehicle stopped at Sixth Street and Vermont Avenue. The driver, Jerry Lawrm ore, 30, Glendale, did not know he was there. Witnesses said he had knelt earlier at First Street and Vermont, seemingly unaware of speeding cars.
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Bee Ruait Pebsigned Day Event Draws Crowds
Unclear OCR notes describe a signed day event on a weekend at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue in Love Bash area. Details sparse with multiple unreadable fragments.
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Pine Ave
Critical singer Jimmy Rodgers in Glendale brain surgery
Singer Jimmy Rodgers, struck on the head during an attack last Friday, underwent surgery Tuesday in Glendale for a brain blood clot. His condition remained critical.
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