Viet Attack Near Cambodia Reported by Saigon Allies
Viet Namese rangers killed 65 Communist troops Tuesday near the Can Vatican border as U8 command reported an American helicopter shot down over Laos Saturday, killing four Americans. The Viet Namese battalion was supported by armored vehicles and lighter armor near Saigon. The report marks the first U.S. combat deaths in Laos under a noty policy, reflecting war secrecy.
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Argentine airliner hijacked by pregnant woman and man
A man and a pregnant woman armed with pistols hijacked a jet carrying six people in Córdoba Argentina. The Sabrejet Comet diverted toward Havana then Santiago Chile before landing for fuel. Ground crews intervened and the plane was allowed to resume flight toward Cuba with no injuries reported.
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Atlanta Settles Garbage Strike End Likely in City Talks
Atlanta officials plan to end the garbage strike after agreeing to a plan resembling one rejected by workers. Union leaders say ratification votes are expected, with many replacements already hired, though no residential collections have occurred.
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Joe Pyne dies of cancer at Cedars of Lebanon
Caustic talk show host Joe Pyne died of cancer at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital at 45 after two years of illness. A Marine veteran and broadcaster, Pyne hosted a provocative TV interview program from 1964 to 1969 and was known for confrontational guests and his signature line take a walk. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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