Reds Repulse Marines After Daylong Battle Near Laos
North Vietnamese forces on two jungle hills near the Laos border repulsed Marine assaults and killed or wounded more than 100 Leathernecks. In the air war, U S jets shot down a MIG 17 and targeted rail yards north of Hanoi. Foreign and defense officials reported growing tensions as missiles appeared near the DMZ and talks remained unlikely.
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Congress poised to extend no strike order on railways
Washington reports congressional action to extend a 47 day no strike order against six rail unions threatening 95 percent of US rail service. Johnson pushes emergency bill amid war in Vietnam while labor talks resume to end the wage dispute affecting 127,000 workers.
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Russians Lose A Dozen Cosmonauts In Space Disasters
Stanford historian Julius Epstein says eleven Soviet cosmonauts vanished alongside Vladimir Komarov, while Khrushchev promised a greeting to the UN in 1960 unrealized. He cites Dolgov as the pilot, and notes U.S. officials concealed Soviet space disasters to avoid embarrassment.
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Independent daily news item from Long Beach area Arca county
Independent published daily except Sundays at Sixth and Pine avenues in Long Beach California. Entry details reference a Superior Court action in Los Angeles County with decree numbers and delivery charges. The fragmented text lists monetary amounts and notations such as Mark, 338, 738.00 and a monthly rate, indicating a historical notice of financial or court related records.
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