Clash Near Khe Sanh Shatters Viet Nam Truce Calm
U S Marines and North Vietnamese troops fight near Khe Sanh on the Laos border. Sixty three Vietnamese troops die, 18 Marines killed, 27 wounded in a two hour battle. Navy jets bomb Kep air base near Hanoi and disrupts ground targets as Enterprise moves against air defenses. Global tensions rise as Middle East hostilities draw attention away from Vietnam. In China, martial law and major clashes ripple through Yunnan Province with thousands of rebels attacking loyal troops. Bolivia declares siege amid political unrest and arrests.
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Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Gree
North Vietnam
Constellation
Enterprise
Kep
Hanoi
Middle East
Tokyo
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Anny ‘Pops
Peking
Peoples Liberation Army
Debt limit bill defeated amid cross party opposition
A coalition of House Republicans and Southern Democrats and Vietnam war dissenters blocked the administrations effort to raise the national debt limit to 365 billion. The vote was 210 to 197, setting the 285 billion permanent limit to take effect July 3, while Mills warned a revised bill could appear. Prominent dissenters framed the vote as opposing funding for the Vietnam war.
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Washington
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways & Means Committee
Robert W. Kastenmeier
B-Wis
Dove
Missouri Senator Faces Ethics Probe Over Hoffa Ties
U S Senate ethics committee will preliminarily review charges that Missouri Senator Edward V. Long accepted 48000 from Morris A. Shenker, Hoffa’s attorney, and aided a senate subcommittee. Senate leaders called for an early look amid controversy. Also reports: royal family ostracism ends in London. Lennon sister births. William Hope draft. Sam Yorty Show renewed. Franz Stang extradited by Brazil.
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Senate
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Yeanster
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Missouri
Long
U.S. Senate
Williams
Life Magazine
Morris A. Shenker
St. Louis
Haffe
Duchess of Windsor
London
Edward VII
Elizabeth IV
Royal Fami
Rays spokesman cites Sir Francis Chichester recovery plan
A spokesman at the Rays Naval Hospital Plyite Eng said Wednesday that the year old Sir Francis Chichester who completed a solo global voyage on May 28 will require at least a month of medical care for a bleeding ulcer. His condition was satisfactory but he needs complete rest.
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Rays
Naval Hospital
Plyite
Outh
Eng
Francis Chichester
Independent newspaper misread public notice from 1943
Fragmented OCR text describes a daily publication schedule at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue in a city likely California coast region, entered on March 27, 1943, with references to court guardians and delivery terms. Names and details are garbled but indicate a legal public notice about publication rights and delivery charges.
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Alexandria
Herbert W. Bloeckenhaupt
Air Force
U.S
Oren R. Lewis
Boeckenhaupt
Sixth St
Pine Ave
Hone Beach
Superlsy
Anetics
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Wuld
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House
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William Francis Kelly Hope
Bob Hope
Newark
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Young Hope
Hackensack
California
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Hansman
Sam Yorty
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KHTV
Brazil
Supreme Court
Franz Paul Stang
West Germany
Stang
Austria
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Mary
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Duke and Duchess of
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