Rockets Hit Saigon and Y Bridge Attack
Viet Cong fired 40 rounds of rockets and mortars into Saigon early today and attacked the Y-shaped bridge into the capital. Small arms fire erupted on the bridge. The predawn shelling hit the dock area and Tan Son Nhut airbase following a Monday tear gas raid by U.S. helicopters.
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Vietnam Saigon siege and Paris talks dominate war and unrest
In Saigon, shells hit docks injuring two US ships with minor damage while a power station and hospital took blasts. US B52s attacked infiltration routes toward Saigon. In Paris Le Duc Tho joined Hanoi negotiators, urging an unconditional halt. Pompidou urged a return to work amid a costly strike wave. Abroad, student clashes erupted in Rome Turin Oxford, with Belgrade police clashing with protesters. Ibarra won Ecuador’s presidency in a tight, unofficial vote lead.
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Navy to convene court of inquiry on Scorpion loss
The Navy announced a court of inquiry will investigate the Scorpion disappearance. The seven member panel led by Vice Admiral Bernard L. Austin will examine all facts and submit findings and recommendations. Sophisticated underwater gear was deployed near the Azores to aid salvage operations as the search entered its second week.
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Johnson Leaves Texas After Six Day Ranch Stay
President Johnson flew to Washington after a six day Texas ranch visit and was expected to travel to Glassboro New Jersey to revive the spirit of the 1967 Glassboro talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin.
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Jet Hits at La Guardia Lands at Kennedy
A Trans World Airlines jet with 102 aboard struck a signal pier at La Guardia in fog and diverted to Kennedy. Four passengers were hospitalized and 13 sustained minor injuries after a belly landing and 3,500 foot skid off the runway into a sandy area.
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Russ New York Air Link Nears Approval
A civil aeronautics board hearing examiner urged approval for a Moscow to New York air link. The full board must back the recommendation before it goes to President Johnson for signature, finalizing the long-delayed route.
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Memorial Day traffic toll totals 867 deaths nationwide
A four day Memorial Day holiday period saw 867 deaths from traffic accidents and other causes from 6 pm Wednesday to midnight Sunday. 615 were traffic fatalities, 150 drownings, 15 plane crash deaths, and 87 from miscellaneous incidents. California led with 63 deaths, followed by Pennsylvania 35, New York 34, Michigan 31, Illinois 27, North Carolina 26, Texas 24, and Wisconsin 23.
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Draft resisters carried from church by FBI in Rhode Island
FBI agents and police removed two draft resisters who had sanctuary in the Church of the Mediator. Ten demonstrators blocked patrol cars and were arrested. Anthony Ramos, 24, and Ronald Moyer, 23, were carried from the church as about 30 others rushed the doorway.
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Steel talks end first day with optimism and no strike
In New York, the initial bargaining session between labor and management over steel industry contracts concluded with mutual optimism that a strike can be avoided and a desire to avoid further presidential intervention.
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Warhol shot in New York studio shocking art scene
Pop artist Andy Warhol was critically wounded after being shot at his Manhattan film studio. Fellow visitor Mario Amaya was wounded. a former Warhol associate, Valeria Solanas, surrendered later, wearing a trench coat and carrying firearms. Other items note a Navy lawsuit, atheist Madalyn O’Hair on Austin radio, and various city and national news briefs.
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Per Year Mail EnE $3.50 and $42.00 Chekier Delivery
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