Communist Gunners Fire Rockets Near Da Nang Air Base
U S forces report nine rockets hit a Marine air base four miles southeast of Da Nang with no fatalities and minor damages. Viet Cong killed 13 Americans nearby, while B52 bombers pounded targets in North Vietnam and the DMZ as fighter-bombers conducted 149 raids.
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Racehorse cargo plane crashes at London airport
A British cargo plane carrying race horses from France to England crashed on landing at London airport, bursting into flames after hitting two parked jet airliners. Seven people and all eight horses aboard were killed, including the three crew, three grooms, and an unidentified staff member. Twenty-five others narrowly escaped danger as the crash occurred before a full passenger board.
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France raises rates and taxes to curb inflation
Paris announces a crisis raise of the Bank of France discount rate to 5 percent and new taxes totaling about 500 million dollars. The move triggers a stock drop on the Paris exchange and marks only the third time in 31 years the rate has risen that high. Brezhnev denounces Western democracies in Moscow as Moscow cites East Germany curbs on Berlin access amid calls to lift restrictions.
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Wallace rally erupts into clashes near Minneapolis crowd
Police used nightsticks and Mace to restore order as demonstrators clashed with supporters during George C. Wallace speech at Convention Hall. About 50 demonstrators, roughly half Black, sparked about a dozen fistfights and 8,000 in attendance. Six injuries treated. Wallace greeted by thunderous applause.
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Westy Westmoreland Sworn Army Chief of Staff
Gen. William Westmoreland was sworn as the 25th Army chief of staff in Las Vegas with President Johnson witnessing. The ceremony marked a high profile change at the Pentagon as Westmoreland stood ramrod straight under the commander in chief's approving eye.
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Garland to remain hospitalized as doctors assess
It will be at least a week before doctors in Boston can tell how long the singer Judy Garland will be hospitalized. The report notes uncertainties about her condition and the duration of treatment.
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Prince Charles to Visit Wales for 480000 Ceremony
Prince Charles will attend a grand public ceremony in Wales estimated at 480000, mirroring the 1911 pageantry once given to the Duke of Windsor as Prince of Wales.
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Classified notice and public sale details
The fragment lists classified contact numbers and publishing dates for the Independent, with references to Los Angeles County Superior Court decree C-10280 from October 6, 1946. It notes carrier delivery and mail pricing terms amid faded boilerplate text.
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