U S jets strike Thai Nguyen steel plants in North Vietnam
U S jet bombers pounded North Vietnam's largest steel plant at Thai Nguyen and targeted rail yards as ground fighting raged on Bong Son Plain. In a 10 hour clash, U S and North Vietnamese forces incurred casualties on both sides, with civilians and combatants alike involved in intensified hostilities.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Thai Nguyen
Jles
Hanoi
1St. Air Cavalry Division
South Vietnam
Bong Son
FCC Reapproves ITT ABC Merger Despite Opposition
The FCC voted 4 to 3 to reapprove the $2.5 billion International Telephone and Telegraph and American Broadcasting merger. Justice Department urged against it, citing reduced competition and news integrity concerns. The same majority upheld the action after new hearings.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
American Broadcasting Co
United Press International
FCC
Justice Department
Commission
ABC Radio
Young Pat Breaks LBJ Tradition
Luci Nugent, at 19, and husband Pat Nugent welcomed their son Patrick Lyndon at Seton Catholic Hospital in Austin. The newborn, 21 inches, 10 ounces, reportedly healthy, with blue gray eyes, prompted a playful reaction from President Johnson upon learning of his first grandchild. Links to a related murder-suicide note and Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s appeal for an osteopathy license appear in the same column.
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Patrick
Patrick Lyndon
Luci
Nugent
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Samuel Sheppard
Los Angeles
California
Sheppard
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
Notable Hollywood and legal notes in a busy day
Attorney Sam Brody, 41, was injured when his small sports car hit a kerb on Sunset Boulevard Westwood amid custody drama involving actress Jayne Mansfeld. Separately, a Sailor injury lawsuit seeks 50 million from Israel in The Hague. Howard Hughes buys Krupp Ranch near Las Vegas. Lee Radziwill debuts in The Philadelphia Story to mixed reviews.
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Sam Brody
Jayne Mansfeld
Soree
Sunset Boulevard
Westwood
Brody
Miss Mansfield
Thomas Vitale Ottaviano
Jayne Maria
Liberty
Israel
Thomas Reilly Sr
Linden
N.J
World Court
the Hague
Thomas
Army Hospital
Germany
Reclining Chairs With Built In Ottoman Declined Fabrics
A limited selection of comfortable reclining chairs features built in ottomans and solid walnut arms with rich fabrics now discontinued. Prices show values to 117.75 and 79.95 in the listing.
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