Haiphong Bombing Reports and Vietnam War Actions
Jets bombed near Haiphong for the second straight day with heavy ground fire as carrier aircraft damaged targets 314 miles northwest of the city. Ground clashes near Bon Son left 77 enemy troops dead while U.S. losses included 15 wounded and a Marine post came under fire near Da Nang. Geneva hosted a Pacem in Terms conference endorsing neutralization of Southeast Asia and a call to end the cold war. A House subcommittee said M16 rifle shortages hinder U.S. troops. Nigeria eyed a pullout of 700 Americans amid tensions with the Eastern Region.
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Medicare Study Weighs Free Drugs for Aged Dying in Summer
The Johnson administration will decide within six months whether Medicare should cover free or reduced cost prescription drugs for people over 65. A task force will study financing, brand name versus generics, and report to Congress by December at latest.
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Miniskirt Judge Cannon censured for personal publicity
A Los Angeles Municipal Court judge Noel Cannon, 40, was censured by about three-fourths of her colleagues for seeking personal publicity after appearing in a national telecast in a miniskirt and demonstrating self defense methods. She claimed evidence of morality among other judges and urged them to focus on court issues. The broader column lists other unrelated entertainment and political notes.
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