Viet Cong launches Junction City attack near Saigon
World wide war coverage reports a large Communist assault targeting U.S. cavalry near the Cambodian border as President Johnson meets in Guam to discuss war strategy. Helicopters are damaged while U.S. planes bomb Thai Nguyen steel works north of Hanoi amid calls for peace talks.
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Junction City
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Eversent Assembly
Police Escort Milk Trucks in Strike
Police and sheriff's deputies began escorting milk trucks Sunday to guard against vandalism as the National Farmers Organization boycott entered its fifth day across 25 states from Idaho to New York and Florida. New incidents of vandalism were reported in several states as NFO members and sympathizers dumped milk and bought up display stock to curb supplies.
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Charles Xing
Warren Panel Findings Challenge Kennedy Family View
Look Magazine quotes author Manchester saying Warren Commission findings on Kennedy's death were acceptable to the Kennedy family in every respect, while noting the panel’s hour by junior staffers and Manchester’s agreement with the central conclusion. Mrs Johnson travels to the Virgin Islands. Edward Martin dies at 88. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon end vacation in the Bahamas and return to England. The article lists other brief items including US envoy Rivkin's death, Hannes Alfven's departure for research, ex-convict Turner Tate's rehabilitation, and a Milwaukee priest planning to marry a former nun.
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Washington
Memory Skills Promised By Self-Help Publisher
A publisher promotes a self training method for improving memory and social success. The article notes readers can develop recall by observing and remembering details, with a mail order program advertised from Memory Studies in Chicago and Los Angeles County addresses.
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