Ap Bia Mountain Fighting Continues Amid Skirmishes
North Vietnamese troops press near Ap Bia Mountain where U S paratroopers clashed after the 101st Airborne drove back a battalion. A U S crew chief vanished with a four engine C 130 Hercules after a night incident and a suspected downing at sea followed by fuel loss. Reuters report notes possible Moscow summit topics on Soviet troop withdrawal and a loan for economic aid as Gaullist Paris weighs Israeli actions.
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Soviet envoy Kopytin expelled from U S in reciprocity move
State Department spokesman Carl Bartch announced Victor Kopytin of the Tass news agency must leave the United States within 48 hours in retaliation for Anatole Shub of the Washington Post being expelled from the Soviet Union. Bartch said this is the first U.S. response in years to Soviet expulsions and marks a policy shift.
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Envoy Flunks Fulbright Quiz In Senate Confirmation
The Senate confirmed John Davis Lodge as ambassador to Argentina by a voice vote after he flunked Fulbright’s test on current events there. Lodge testified Ongania’s regime arose in a 1966 coup, and the transcript noted debate over whether it was a general election.
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Ben Gurion guarded after Denmark arrest in assassination plot
More than 50 security men guarded former Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Gurion on Friday after three suspects were arrested in Denmark for plotting his assassination. He declined to discuss the matter as they prepared to board a plane for Brazil, with Ben Gurion's flight arriving shortly.
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Hippo Crash Kills American and Hotel Worker Near Victoria Falls
An American accountant John Lynch 31 from East Bridgewater Massachusetts and hotel housekeeper Miss Anne Luikonen of Luvinkka Zambia died when their car struck a hippo on a road about five miles from Victoria Falls. The hippo wandered onto the road and fled after the crash while the car burst into flames. Lynch worked at the Msi O Tunya International Hotel and Luikonen was employed there as a housekeeper.
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Californian Returns to New York City Opera Company
A Californian performer is returning to the New York City Opera Company, resuming a role previously announced and reaffirming the ensemble’s plans for the upcoming season. The move signals ongoing collaborations between regional artists and the city company.
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