Heavy toll forces Yanks from Fire Base Ripcord
U S paratroopers abandoned Fire Base Ripcord after mounting casualties in a three week battle with North Vietnamese forces. Thirty-two Americans were killed on patrol and during evacuation, with 61 dead and 345 wounded in the area. The withdrawal came as reinforcements faced mounting losses amid prolonged heavy fire.
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Meningitis vaccine rushed to Army troops at two bases
Basic trainees at Fort Dix New Jersey and Fort Ord California will be inoculated with a promising meningitis vaccine. About 9,000 U.S. trainees at Fort Dix are to be vaccinated by Saturday, with plans to extend to Fort Ord in another high rate area for the disease.
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Tear Gas Routs British Parliament
A man shouted Belfast taunt and hurled two tear gas bombs into the House of Commons gallery during a session. Smoke filled the chamber as MPs fled to doors. Guards seized the suspect and police took him away. Speaker Dr. Horace King and several MPs were treated for irritation. one member and two staff hospitalized.
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TV Music Director Leith Stevens Dies After Tragic Call
Leith Stevens, 60, director of television music at Par amount Studios in Hollywood, died of a heart attack after receiving a long distance call about his wife Elizabeth's death in a 150 foot cliff plunge near Palm Springs. Stevens, a noted composer and conductor, had three Academy Award nominations and founded the Composers and Lyricists Guild of America in 1954.
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Showbiz endorsements heat up in Reagan race
Entertainment figures Dustin Hoffman and Diahann Carroll joined actor and singer endorsements aimed at Reagan’s Democratic opponent Jess Unruh. San Francisco staff promise more show business support while Republican rival Reagan counters with fresh backing.
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