Wounded Americans in Vietnamese Base Attack Reported
North Vietnamese troops attacked an American artillery base 83 miles north of Saigon after heavy shelling with B 52 raids preceding the assault. Seven Americans were wounded and mercenaries at the base suffered light casualties.
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Proxmire Pushes National Probe On C 5A Firing
Senate hearings were ordered amid the firing of Air Force cost expert A E Fitzgerald after he revealed a 2 billion overrun on the C 5A cargo plane. Air Force fired outsider consultant John J Dyment linked to Lockheed through Arthur Young.
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Garrison Faces Primary as Dallas Death Probe Rides On
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison seeks re election amid accusations of bail bond forfeiture and ties to a bankrupt loan firm. Opponents accuse him of crime links while he insists federal officials fear his Kennedy investigation.
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Burned art sparks London show for young Austrian artist
Austrian artist Helmut Kand 22 plans to open in London by burning two pictures outside a gallery to display ashes as part of his exhibit He aims to sell the rest to live and warns against burning too often Rand supports the spectacle and notes the movement of colors and crackling flames Lloyd Corrigan actor writer and director dies at 69 at Hollywood’s Motion Picture and Television Country House after a career spanning Paramount and screen credits like Dr Fu Manchu and It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
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Ali Sues Boxing Board Over Indefinite License Suspension
Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali sues the New York State Boxing Commission in federal court seeking reissuance of his license after suspension over failure to submit to induction. He accuses the commission and its officials of depriving him of the constitutional right to earn a livelihood. Ali, 27, resides in Chicago.
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