War drives on across Vietnam and Middle East turmoil
Reports from Saigon confirm intensified actions along the DMZ and in Quang Ngai Province with US forces killing 31 enemy combatants. Carrier strikes hit Ben Thuy power plant near Vinh and multiple bridges and storage targets. In Jerusalem talks over refugee returns stall as Israel decries Arab belligerence. Turkish earthquake devastates wide regions, while Brussels notes growing Common Market interest. Romania asserts independence from Soviet pressure. Hong Kong sees a massive anti-British rally and Wuhan faces a potential army revolt.
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Congress Urges Action as Riots Continue Across Nation
Congress reacts to the Detail riots that killed 19 and caused $150 million in damage urging forceful measures to restore order. Sen Talmadge and others press for leadership while Morse and Javits push for a Senate inquiry into riot causes and next steps.
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Solon Raps Sky High Drug Price
Washington 43 A Senate hearing disclosed that some druggists pay 2 073 percent more than the government for arthritis treatment drugs. Exhibits showed Schering Corp offered prednisone at 8.20 per 1 000 tablets to the government but 170.00 per 1 000 to private druggists. Senator Javits questioned the pricing disparity between government and private sellers.
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De Gaulle speech sparks concern in Canada
Canada’s Lester Pearson voiced worry after Charles de Gaulle urged French Canadian separatists in Montreal. De Gaulle shouted a separatist slogan to thousands, and Pearson requested a transcript while Ottawa readied tighter security for his visit.
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