U.S B52s Hit Inside DMZ During Vietnam Raids
Airstrikes and heavy fighting across Vietnam's war zones continued as B52 bombers pounded communist storage sites inside the DMZ. South Vietnamese infantry backed by U.S. gunships and naval fire moved against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese targets, with 21 enemy killed in eight days of fighting. In other regional developments, Denmark's coalition government suffered a parliamentary setback, Japan faced an attack on a major opposition leader, and Northern Ireland moved to curb violence amid a Belfast bombing.
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Pentagon study of war released censored 7800-page version
The Nixon administration released a censored 7800 page version of the Pentagon papers. The text will be public next week and includes eight unpublished letters and cables from Ho Chi Minh appealing for help against French rule in 1946-46. Some previously published material was deleted by censors.
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Mao death rumors denied in Peking crisis lingers
Peking officials deny Mao Tse tung illness death rumors while diplomats report signs of a crisis in the capital. Air services suspensions and Premier Chou Enlai’s inaccessibility fuel concern as concerns about Oct 1 celebrations mount in China.
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Godfrey Leaves Radio for TV After 27 Years at CBS
Arthur Godfrey will end 27 years of continuous radio network programming next April to devote himself to television. CBS Radio announced he will make television specials for Chrysler and work on other TV projects. Godfrey began on WFBH Baltimore in 1929 and joined CBS Radio in 1935, launching Arthur Godfrey Time in 1945 and remaining a regular CBS radio feature since.
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One People and Moon Licenses Highlight Postcard Visit
Rev Ralph Abernathy preached unity to Moscow's Russian Orthodox parish after arriving in the Soviet Union at the church's invitation. In the U S, the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators praised Apollo 15 astronauts for using seats in their Moon missions and presented them with lunar drivers' licenses at Kennedy Airport.
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