Jets Defoliate Shelters of Cong in Saigon Area
The report details US bomber pilots flying into heavy antiaircraft fire to strike railroad yards northwest of Hanoi and a B52 raid burning Jungles in the D Zone to expose Viet Cong areas. Also notes searches for Michele Ray, a 26 year old French photographer who disappeared, and engagements with North Vietnamese targets along the coast.
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Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Michele Ray
Navy
Coral Sea
Ticonderoga
Kitty Hawk
North Vietnam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Manley
Quang Tri
National First LBJ Appointee Connor Quits Post
Washington reports that Jonn S. Connors Johnson named as the first cabinet appointee but not a close adviser resigned as commerce secretary to return to private business. Acting secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge, 37, was named pending Congress action on a merger plan. The article notes a forthcoming "reverse Peace Corps" pilot program to place about 100 foreign nationals in the United States next summer at an estimated cost.
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Jonn S. Connors
Johnson
Commerce
White House
Connor
Alexander B.trowbridge
Departments of Commerce and Labor
U.S
Office of Education
State Department
Strangler Albert DeSalvo Gets Life Term
An all male jury convicted Boston strangler Albert H DeSalvo on sex assault and burglary counts. He was sentenced to life in prison with execution stayed pending appeal by attorney F Lee Bailey. The verdict covered 10 indictments from 1964 assaults on four women, not the 13 killings Bailey attributed to DeSalvo.
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Boston
Albert H. DeSalvo
DeSalvo
Cornelius J. Moynihan
Massachussetts Supreme Court
F Lee Bailey
Bailey
Massachusetts
Strangler
Independent notice garbled listing postal details
Independent paper notice with unreadable OCR fragment describing address lines and court adjudication. It mentions Los Angeles County and a carrier delivery by mail reference but details are obscured.
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Pine Age
Cong Beach
Gallf
Ilags
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