Viet Nam war update and Cold War tensions readied
Reports from Saigon and New York outline a major allied offensive in central Viet Nam that captured prisoners from an elite 2000-strong force. President Johnson traveled to Saigon and New York to present steps toward reconciliation with Eastern Europe and to press on with foreign policy aims.
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Two Mexican orphans die of poisoning scandal
Reports from Querétaro describe the death toll rising after spoiled food at an orphanage sickened 50 boys. Five died Friday and nine remain in critical condition at Civil Regional Hospital amid claims the facility lacked refrigeration. International briefs note global unrest and political shifts.
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Congress OKs 2.94 Billion Foreign Aid Bill to White House
Congress completed action on a 2.94 billion foreign aid appropriation and sent it to the White House. The Senate passed it by voice vote after the House approved 189 to 89 in a roll call. Rep. Passman labeled claims of a budget cut dishonest and deceitful. The total is 443.4 million less than the President requested, the lowest in years. Hackers of home rule for DC sought to revive the civil rights measure via amendment to the education bill amid possible Southern filibuster. A new anesthesia method allows direct bloodstream administration, boosting effectiveness and versatility.
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Soviet Orders Oust Chinese Students Amid Deteriorating Ties
The Kremlin ordered 65 Chinese students in the Soviet Union to leave by month’s end in a retaliatory move amid the Moscow Beijing rift. Twenty remain in Moscow, others scattered. the action follows China’s expulsion of Soviet students and ongoing anti-Moscow sentiment.
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Blame fixed in 58 death liner crash investigation
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed human error for the Boeing 727 crash near Cincinnati which killed 58 people last November 8. It cited crew failure to monitor altitude instruments during approach to Covington Kentucky.
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Jackie Attends Secretary's Nuptials
Pamela Turnure, secretary to Mrs. John F. Kennedy, wed Robert Timmins, a stock broker, with the former first lady and others in attendance. More than 1500 gathered at St Ignatius Loyola Church as Burtch Winters Drake gave the bride away.
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Independent Daily Long Beach Ad Rates and Details
Classified style entry lists Long Beach California newspaper publication details including address, date of entry as second class matter, court adjudication in Los Angeles County, and monthly and yearly rates. The fragmentary text provides pricing such as 3.35 and 38.00 with unclear period context.
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