Reds Attack Yank Outposts In Vietnam Clashes
In South Vietnam on Sunday and Monday, Communist forces attacked two U.S. Army outposts in the central region, killing six Americans and wounding 19. Across the area, American troops reported 41 enemy deaths with allied casualties of one dead and three wounded. Police and diplomatic dispatches noted additional regional combat actions near Saigon and the Cambodian border.
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Americal Division
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Linkletter’s Daughter Die of LSD Use Sparks Murder Claim
Art Linkletter alleged his daughter Diane Linkletter, 20, committed suicide while under LSD, blaming drug manufacturers for her death. He disclosed a six month history with the drug and described her as fearing its effects after a severe mental decline during a night with friends. Diane, an aspiring singer, would have turned 21 in October. Her death followed a prior family tragedy when Dawn Linkletter’s husband John Zweyer, 33, killed himself weeks earlier.
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Diane Linkletter
Miss Linkletter
John Zweyer
Linkletter
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Hollywood
Diane
Edward Durston
Nixon cruises Miami channel aboard Rebozo boat
President Nixon wore shorts and a sports shirt while riding a bright yellow houseboat named the Coca Lobo. He spent about ninety minutes onboard with longtime friend C. G. Rebozo, cruising a channel linking Miami port to the sea.
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Miami
C. G
Bebe) Rebozo
Rebozo
Coco Lobo
Coast Guard
Biscayne Bay
Government Cut Channel
Ocean Entrance
Moon crew rests in Canary Islands after long world tour
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins take a weekend respite in the Canary Islands after a strenuous 38 day world tour. They canceled a Las Palmas shopping trip and will travel to Madrid to meet General Franco with their wives.
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Las Palmas
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Wedding rumors spark public curiosity and police heroism
Teen Barbara Zoellner declines comment on marriage reports to Dr. Christian Barnard. In the Bronx, Patrolman Alfred Rivera, moonlighting as a taxi driver, fought off armed robbers after a knife menace, drawing his gun and subduing a suspect before aid arrived. In San Francisco, Mayor Joseph Alioto blesses Fishermen at Wharf as Look magazine faces doubts about its future.
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Barbara Zoellner
Christian Barnard
New York
Alfred Rivera
Rivera
Bronx
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Fisherman’s Wharf
Look Magazine
Noted Church Leader Dies
Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, the liberal pastor of New York's Riverside Church, died at 91. His 1922 sermon challenged fundamentalists, led to his resignation from the Presbyterian ministry, and in 1925 he helped John D. Rockefeller fund the interdenominational Riverside Church. He authored about 30 books and after 1946 was titled minister emeritus of all America.
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Paul VI
Israel
Holy Land
Air Force One
Nixon
Washington
Homestead
Air Force
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
U.S
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Riverside Church
Presbyterian
John D. Rockefeller
Riverside Drive
Fosdick
All America
Sectarian clashes renew on Northern Ireland rights anniversary
British troops dispersed Protestant and Catholic mobs under sniper fire as soldiers were wounded during renewed sectarian fighting in Belfast on the anniversary of Northern Ireland civil rights troubles.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Bear Huggers Mark East Germany Anniversary
East Berlin hosted a world gathering as Communist leaders exchanged bear hugs with Walter Ulbricht to celebrate East Germany's 20th anniversary as a Communist state. Ulbricht, 76, greeted party chiefs including Leonid Brezhnev, Gustav Husak, Wladyslaw Gomulka, Todor Shivkov, Janos Kadar, and Pham Van Dong in a show of solidarity.
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East Germany
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Gustav Husak
Czechoslovakia
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Todor Shivkov
Bulgaria
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Pham van Dong
Independent donation details and delivery notes
A brief article fragment records Independent making a donation of 432 units and notes delivery of S939 items. The text also mentions AyupAY and bib alti in a truncated context, with unclear associations to events or dates.
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