Fear Missiles in Red Copters Near Saigon Front
Mysterious flying sights were seen on the northern frontier as the U S Air Force investigates reports that helicopters ferry arms toward the demilitarized zone. A general suggested Soviet Styx missiles may be carried southward to attack allied vessels, while Viet Cong shelled five South Vietnamese installations including Chau Doc and Rach Gia. Generals Adams and Vien visited the north to check the probe amid Washington doubt on direct Russian missile supply.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Egypt
Chau Doc
Rach Gia City
Creighton W. Adams
Vietnam
Cao van Vien
South Vietnam
Joint General Staff
Washington
North Vietnam
Tiger Island
Diz
U.S. Navy
LONER SOUGHT AID FROM COMMON MARKET PARTNERS
France appeals to its five Common Market partners for tariff concessions as an emergency first aid program. President De Gaulle presides over a cabinet meeting while Premier Pompidou announces the plan to rescue the French economy hit by six weeks of strikes and violence. The move contrasts with past go it alone policies that clashed with West Germany Italy Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg and vetoed British market membership.
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Paris
France
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Impasse at Paris Vietnam Talks Deepens
North Vietnam called the American demand to halt Saigon shelling absurd while rejecting secret talks to break the deadlock. The ninth session of the Paris negotiations ended with stalemate as Chief U.S. negotiator Harriman prepared to report to President Johnson.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Johnson
Brandt Sees No New Berlin Crisis
West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt said after a seven hour talk with Soviet Ambassador Fyodor Abrassimov that no new Berlin crisis is foreseen. He offered no quick relief from travel restrictions to West Berlin and indicated little progress on lifting East German taxes and fees on Berlin-bound traffic.
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Bonn
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Brandt
Fyolr Abrassimov
Abrassimov
East Berlin
Winds whip Lake Erie sailors in sudden squall
A violent wind event on Lake Erie near Fairport Harbor toppled 20 to 30 sailboats and swamped other crafts. Twenty one people were rescued. no drownings reported. Coast Guard, tugboats, engineers boats, two Coast Guard helicopters and a Traverse City search plane joined in the lake search. Edgewater Yacht Club reported 39 boats out. all reportedly returned safely. The wind was brief but intense and caught sailors off guard.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Fairport Harbor
Weather Bureau
Edgewater Yacht Club
Edgewater
Coast Guard
Army Corps of Engineers
Traverse City
Mich
Fight for Twice Used Heart Ends in County Handoff
Disputed heart of Clarence Nicks, used in the world’s 12th transplant, was turned over to county medical officials after Dr. Denton A. Coley intervened in a dispute between Harris County and St. Luke’s Hospital Houston. The case involves autopsy needs, research claims, and a murder investigation with two youths charged.
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Clarence Nicks
Denton A. Coley
St. Luke's Hospital
Houston
Cooley
Newell E. France
St. Luke's
France
Harris County
Joseph Jachimczyk
Nicks
Joh M. Stuckwish
Alpine
Tex
Stuckwish
Jachimczyk
Hicks
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