U.S. Jets Hit Hoa-Lac Base as Vietnam Battles Grow
U.S. jets struck the MIG interceptor base at Hoa-Lac near Hanoi, destroying at least one plane. In South Vietnam, 79 Communists were killed in two battles. 11 Americans were dead and 54 wounded. Marines near Con Thien faced heavy fighting as 62 Communists were killed. Casualties climbed with 274 U.S. killed or missing or wounded. allied losses totaled 134 killed, 355 wounded, 39 missing. Kosygin and Johnson may hold a second summit later this year. Burma sees anti-Chinese riots and severed relations with Rangoon. Rangoon returns to normal after three days. Aden crisis prompts evacuation of British families. Suez Canal clashes report Egyptian casualties.
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Nuclear radiation leaks from Yucca test in Nevada
Radiation from an underground blast escaped into the atmosphere two to three hours after detonation near Yucca Flat and was detected in Death Valley California. Cause unknown. leakage occurred about 20 miles from ground zero in an unpopulated area along U.S. 95.
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Pope Paul VI blesses U.S. Catholics in Rome
Pope Paul VI gave a blessing to Roman Catholics of the United States and all their fellow citizens at an audience in Rome for the consistory ceremonies. He opened a worldwide year of faith with an open air mass on St. Peter's Basilica steps, saying it would aid global peace and brotherhood.
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Johnson signs expanded Teachers Corps aid amid poverty fight
President Johnson signed a 1.2 billion education bill expanding the National Teachers Corps to 8 000 trainees a year and urged graduates to join the effort in Philadelphia slums and rural areas. Jolson and officials accompanied him as riots flared during a Democratic convention in Atlantic City and the Johnsons later attended his uncle’s funeral in San Antonio.
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FBI Jackpot Seizes Two Top Fbi Fugitives in 15 Hours
The FBI captured two of its ten most wanted, one in Shawville Quebec Canada and the other in Jersey City New Jersey. George Ben Edmondson an escaped armed bandit was arrested by a Canadian constable. Joseph L Newman a reformatory fugitive was taken into custody in Jersey City without incident after wounding a Washington DC detective earlier this year. Edmondson had been on the list since 1984 and Newman since June 2.
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Humphrey visits Korea amid crowd at Kimpo airport
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Korea aboard a White House jet for Park Chung Hee's inauguration at Kimpo Airport. A several hundred strong American crowd greeted him, turning the stop into a campaign tone moment. Militon De lug g to leave Tonight for movie work. DeLuggs contract not renegotiated. replacement candidate Doe Severinson named among options.
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Princess Grace of Mona Co Announces Fourth Pregnancy
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier expect another child in January. The couple already has Princess Caroline ten, Prince Albert nine, and Princess Stephanie two.
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