U.S. B52s strike near Khe Sanh amid Vietnam war actions
U.S. B52 bombers hit troop concentrations and assembly areas 11 miles northwest of Khe Sanh as Marine units clash 25 miles south of Da Nang. Combat deaths include 8 Marines killed and 19 wounded, with 15 Viet Cong killed in separate engagements.
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Eisenhower jokes about miniskirts at Bryn Mawr address
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower delivers a commencement speech at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania to granddaughter Anne and Shipley School seniors. He jokes that ankles and knees show up in fashion while noting his long experience with attractive appearances. California Supreme Court orders Sacramento County Assessor Irene Hickman to abandon full market value taxation and uphold uniform assessment law.
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Soul search claim spurs probate hearing in Phoenix
A Thai scholar said he has found the human soul and can prove it scientifically. He claimed the Kidd will funds, 250000 dollars, finance a worldwide pursuit of soul proof and unity. The probate hearing in Phoenix covered the will for miner James Kidd who left money for this research. The report also notes Kennedy family events and a planned marriage of Albert Sabin.
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Undefined draft fragment from medical agency note
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference medical agency leadership, names, and departments without clear events or context. No verifiable person, organization, date, or place is established for a coherent card summary.
House Rejects Rail Settlement Plan to Back 90 Day Mediation
The House voted 189 to 105 to drop the Presidents settlement terms and adopt an amended bill offering 90 days of nonbinding mediation. The measure, sent to the Senate, follows a late Thursday clash as lawmakers push toward a midnight strike deadline set by six shopcraft unions. The unions signaled they would delay action if the Presidents plan faced a House-Senate conference because of amendments.
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