Viet Cong assault repulsed at An Loc base camp
A force of 200 South Vietnamese troops and four American advisers repelled a 1,000-strong Viet Cong assault on a base camp 60 miles north of Saigon. Despite outnumbered defenders killing 140 guerrillas, casualties rose with six South Vietnamese and several U.S. wounded. Reports from the Mekong Delta noted further Viet Cong losses and American fatalities amid air raids on North Vietnam targets.
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Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev Cleared in Hippie Party
National figures Dame Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev denied marijuana use after a San Francisco hippie party arrest. Investigators found the Royal Ballet stars were not prosecuted for being present or disturbing the peace. They reportedly visited Haight-Ashbury briefly, later found on a roof as police raided the house.
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Truth-in-Lending Bill OKd by Senate
The Senate approved by 92 to 0 a truth in lending measure requiring lenders to disclose the true annual percentage rate and total finance charges in most consumer loans, easing some objections through compromise as it heads to the House. The bill, backed by President Johnson, targets autos appliances and home improvements, affecting about 100 billion in annual borrowing.
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Independent jury decree appears in separate act
Fragmentary OCR reads like a disputed decree involving an independent jury. Noting scattered terms such as Weonerone and Heary HM A Bil oy Serted span suggests a legal or governmental document fragment. Names and specifics are unclear but imply a formal ruling or order.
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