Two U S Troops Fatally Hurt In Viet Nam Ambush
Reports from Saigon describe a Communist ambush near Da Nang that fatally injured two American soldiers and wounded seven others in a 15 minute engagement. In a separate action near Saigon a U S force killed 12 Communist fighters with no U S casualties.
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Public Hearings Set on Vietnam War Policy
National news reports Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote 7 to 2 to hold hearings next month on Vietnam. Initial witnesses include top administration spokesmen and senators with Vietnam resolutions. Hearings to begin after foreign aid bill work, with Dec 1 start date announced.
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Nation Responds to Amputee's Plea and More
A one armed Vietnam veteran Alvin Williams received many job offers after sharing his struggle with unemployment and welfare needs. Hercules Forging offered a possible inspector position if he can attend a Monday interview. Clinton Rites and other briefs follow.
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Extradition Hearing For Black Panther Leader Seale Delayed
Governor Ronald Reagan's office said the extradition hearing for Black Panther leader Bobby Seale, charged with murder in Connecticut, was postponed to December 9 from the previously scheduled Tuesday. The Sacramento office gave no reason for the delay. Former President Lyndon B. Johnson attended a Mayo Foundation Board of Trustees quarterly meeting.
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Marcos rejects cabinet reshuffles after reelection
Manila President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. rejects courtesy resignations of cabinet members saying their past performance means no need for changes in his official family. In McKeesport Pennsylvania Rabbi Leonard Winograd laments a stolen typewriter with Hebrew typeface, noting he cannot read the thief's expression.
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