Artillery Hits DMZ as U.S. Troops Brace for North Vietnamese Push
U S artillery pounded the southern DMZ as Marine and Army units mounted defenses to shield troops from a long anticipated assault. Reports say North Vietnamese forces remained concentrated in the area, with air and ground operations coordinating to blunt the expected drive.
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Allied forces report heavy action with Vietnamese bunkers destroyed
Allied units killed 78 Red troops with no American casualties. An apparent North Vietnamese ammo dump in the neutral buffer strip exploded during shelling and three firing positions were demolished. American planes targeted a bunker network north of Gia Linh inside the PMé after rifle fire hit a spotter plane. the plane escaped undamaged.
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U S Ambassador Warns Viet Cong Could Launch New Attacks
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker warned that Viet Cong forces have the capacity to strike Allied forces and population centers in South Vietnam. He said the Viet Cong might attempt dramatic attacks to influence Paris negotiations and global opinion.
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Week's War Toll and Shifts in Global Military Posture
Week ending reports show 19 American deaths bringing U S battle toll to 30,795 since January 1961 and 1,398 wounded. Allied forces claim 2,102 Communist dead as NATO debates non nuclear strength and a planned allied naval force forms in the Mediterranean. A student in Prague self immolates in Wenceslas Square while Brazil's da Costa e Silva purges three Supreme Court justices and strips 39 others of political rights.
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Johnson Urges Higher Taxes and Stable Prices in 1969
National previewing a calmer inflation outlook Johnson urged continued high taxes to restrain an economy that had a strong 1968. He emphasized reconciling prosperity with price stability as the key remaining policy challenge for the nation.
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Socialite Cafritz Robbed By Four Masked Gunmen
Four masked gunmen invaded the Washington home of socialite Gwen Cafritz replacing loot from safe and binding Cafritz, her household staff, and widow colleagues. The caper follows a similar 1962 break in that remains unsolved with jewelry and cash estimated up to 250000 dollars.
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New Dean Cohen to Lead Michigan Education School
Wilbur J. Cohen former U S secretary of Health Education and Welfare will become dean of the University of Michigan School of Education officials said Thursday. Dr Courtney Smith Swarthmore College president died of a heart attack during tense negotiations with Negro student activists. Twenty five Negro militant students abandoned their occupation of the admissions office out of respect. Vi Drake topless dancer arrested for lewd conduct and indecent exposure at a North Hollywood bistro. The federal government billed Joseph Valachi $10860 for back income taxes from 1950 to 1956 while awaiting a war veterans charge appeal.
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Hargitay must support Mansfield children per 1964 agreement
Judge Chantry ruled Mickey Hargitay must provide 7533 in support to Jayne Mansfield's three children Zoltan 9 Milles 7 and Mariska 4, despite claims the estate, valued near 1 million, may be drained by creditors and Mansfield’s estate tax. Mansfield died in 1967 in a highway crash.
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Johnson awards Dean Rusk the President’s Medal
President Johnson awarded Dean Rusk the President’s Medal with Distinction in a farewell ceremony at the State Department. Johnson praised Rusk as this decade’s man for the ages and declared the highest civilian honor for a lifetime of service amid a sentimental evening.
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