Artillery Breaks Red Charge in North Vietnam Battle
Allied and South Vietnamese forces repelled a five hour assault northeast of Kontum City with heavy artillery fire. In the same period U.S. infantry near Trang Bang and in the Mekong Delta reported multiple enemy fatalities and American casualties. Britain experiences mass strikes over wage controls as Israel marks 20th anniversary amid Arab protests.
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Nationally Televised Debate Set for June Nine
Ottawa faces a first nationally televised political debate between Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Conservative leader Robert Stanfield if ground rules can be agreed. Officials of the Canadian Television Network meet today to hammer out terms, with language a sticking point as Trudeau’s backers seek bilingual presentation and Stanfield seeks translation. The gold price rose past 40 dollars an ounce in London, easing fears of a new crisis while Poland reports public Warsaw Pact maneuvers near its border with Czechoslovakia. The battleship New Jersey sails from Philadelphia toward Long Beach, pausing in Norfolk for supplies and ordnance before transit through the Panama Canal in early June and arrival in California.
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New System Defogs Airports With Aerial Chemicals
Airline officials forecast a near end to fog caused flight delays and even the potential defogging of cities. Early chemical seeding tests cleared fogged Sacramento airports with 70 percent success, and moving fog tests will start at Cape Cod next month.
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Weaver Quits Cabinet to Head Bernard Baruch College
Robert C. Weaver, first Negro cabinet member and head of Urban Development, was named president of Bernard Baruch College in New York City. He had signaled resignation after the November elections, with a career spanning New York City housing work and federal leadership in housing and urban programs. The Baruch College plan aims for 3,460 undergraduates and 3.5 thousand graduates by 1970.
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Assemblymen duel in capital cowmilking contest
Democratic Assemblymen Joe Gonsalves of La Mirada and Leo J. Ryan of South San Francisco faced off in a two minute cowmilking trial. Gonsalves drew cheers as he milked more into a bucket, claiming victory over Ryan amid campaign placards.
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Tax Vote Delay Puts Tax Increase On Hold
Washington House leaders delayed action on the income tax increase and $6 billion spending plan until June at the earliest. Speaker and party leaders cited unfinished conference language, but insiders said votes to pass the measure are not yet secured after Memorial Day weekend.
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Phone HE S1Tat Chariied HET S950 my iPhone
The readable line reports a cell phone service charge involving an iPhone model S950 with unclear wording. No clear person, organization, or place is identified. Further readable details are fragmented and require clarification to form a factual card.
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