War tolls surge as week yields heavy U S losses
World and regional briefs report the week ending last Saturday as the bloodiest for U S forces since the Vietnam war began with 144 Americans killed and 1,044 wounded, plus six missing. Air strikes hit rail yards near Hanoi while Cedar Falls tallies Viet Cong dead rise to 548.
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United States Faces Snow Storms and Policy Debates
A powerful winter storm draped the East with up to 8 inches of snow while the West saw heavy flakes and power outages. In Washington, Johnson's policies faced GOP critique, federal wiretap debates cooled, and Defense cutbacks announced. Major Medal of Honor awarded to Maj Bernard Fisher for Vietnam rescue.
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Haircut fundraiser and space age medical stunt in headlines
A New Yorker sent Senator Robert F Kennedy $2 for a haircut to help his image. Emanuel Manheimer of Ossining cites Kennedy on TV during the State of the Union. Other items include the Boston heavy cruiser search for the Curriers, a frozen body capsule project, Dr Sheppard reunion, Lynda Bird Johnson interviews, Frank Sinatra subpoena, Johns Hopkins presidency, Karl Hess book, and two IRS officers arrested for embezzlement.
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Independent Daily Notice From San Bernardino Area
Fragmented public notice text from a California newspaper dated 1949 mentions daily publication, legal ad details, and a decree number. The readable lines reference locations Suw Tench, Long Beach, and Los Angeles County with monetary amounts and dates. The rest is illegible.
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