Americal Cavalry Attacks Viet Cong in Central Highlands
Two Americal cavalry companies surrounded a Viet Cong unit in the Central Highlands near Chu Pong Mountain just east of the Cambodian border. Air support and artillery pressed the assault as darkness fell with at least 10 Viet Cong reported dead. One Skyraider was lost over the Mekong Delta amid broad air strikes.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
1St Air Cavalry Division
Chu Pong Mountain
Mekong Delta
Air Force
Navy
Marine
South
Viet Nam
Guam
Quang Tri
Wid Air Force
Vinh
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Dong Hoi
Thanh Hoa
North
Board Frees Americans Who Sold Atom Secrets
Washington APS reports Harry Gold, key link in passing U.S. atomic secrets to the Soviet Union, will be freed next month after more than 15 years of a life spy sentence. Irvin C. Scarbuck also granted parole, to be released May 2. both cases tied to Rosenberg and Fuchs espionage networks and broader Cold War fear.
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Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Atum
Gold
Rosenbergs
Fuchs
Morton Sobell
Sobell
Irvin C. Scarbuck
State Department
Romedee
Burg
Scarbeck
FBI
Klaus E. J. Fuchs
England
Rusale
Syesfold
Harry Gold
Philadelphia General Hospital
al Bi
Hudson
Ethel Rose N
Incs
Ghee Onberg
Gromyko Calls U S Out Of Europe In Speech
In a hard hitting congress address Andrei Gromyko urged the United States to leave Europe and warned Washington over Vietnam policy. He linked European security to Soviet influence and pressed for non european powers to shape security contours. Cuban delegate Armando Hart Gavalo urged action to halt bombing in North Vietnam, signaling readiness to defend Viet Nam.
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Moscow
UPI
Gromyko
Andrei Gromy
Peoples of Europe
United States
Charles del
Gaulle
European Securits
Europe
Viet Nam
Johnson
Soviet Union
Armando
Hart Gavalos
Congress
Russia
West Germany
United
de Shire
Lune
Missing H-Bomb Found Lost Again In Sea Mud
Palomares Spain United Press International reports a hydrogen bomb found then lost again in sea mud hampering recovery efforts. A 1 1/2 megaton bomb reportedly broke free near a treacherous seabed as a recovery vessel and submersibles Aluminaut and Alvin struggled. U.S. Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke traveled from Madrid toward the nearby air base at Cartagena.
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Palomares
Spain
UPI
America
US. Naval
Cannod
Madrid
Television Guider
Mod
Aluminaut
Alvin
U.S
Angler Biddle Duke
Atcantarilla
Labor Wins Most Seats in British General Election
London United Press lists final results showing Labor capturing 363 seats in the 630-seat House of Commons, securing a sizable majority. The tally confirms Labor as the leading party with a strong victory, shaping post election governance.
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London
UPL
Labor
House of Commons
Hep Class Pontoee id Mba son Ueconibtion
A historical item reports on a local postal matter involving a notable figure and related entities. Readable fragments indicate a postal or civic action with named individuals and organizations, in a period-appropriate tone.
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Ates Furst Postal One
Orly Itr Ney
Father Pleads For Son As Kidnappers Stay Silent
Surfsides Florida reports a distraught father, Aaron Goldman, pleading on radio for the return of his five year old son Danny Goldman. He claimed to have raised a $25,000 ransom, while authorities and the FBI withheld details and no word has come from the kidnapper. The case marks a recurring Dade County abduction pattern with past ransom outcomes.
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Surfside
Fla
UPI
Aaron Goldman
Goldman
Danny Goldman
Miami
FBI
Galdison
Dade County
James “Skeegle
Richard
Rickey” Richter
Peking Praises South Vietnamese Attack as Newsful for Communists
Across multiple datelines the report says Peking Peoples Daily hailed a Saigon bombardment that killed seven and wounded 113 Americans as good news for the communist world. The editorial praised the South Vietnamese forces as brave and connected to the people.
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Longon
UPS
Peking Peoples Daily Today
Saigon
U.S
Peoples
Peoples Daily
New China News Agency
Second Monkey Trial fades from vivid colors of first
In Little Rock Arkansas a new evolution trial ends with Scopes fined $100 for teaching evolution in violation of state law. The case, unlike Dayton 1935, centers on free speech and constitutional issues rather than biblical confrontation. Mrs Susan Epperson led the suit and argued her 10th grade class could not be taught Darwinian theory.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Arkansas
Iss Ston
Biology Acer
Susan Epperson
Tomas
John
Rome Wonders Whose Feet Will Pope Wash This Week
Vatican report on Holy Week ceremonies led by Pope Paul VI with Palm Sunday processions at St. Peter's Basilica and Holy Thursday washing of the feet at St. John Lateran. The exact list of the 12 feet to be washed remains unannounced, following centuries of Papal tradition.
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Rome
Pope
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Christ
St. John's
Lateran
Jerusalem
David
St Peter's
Mags
Basilica
Peter
Papal Chapel
Gregory the Great
John XXII
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Yours
John T. Scopes
Peking
Corleone, Sicily
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Jakarta
Tesume
Antara
Adam Malik
Hussia
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Bruce Bennett
Charles Darwin
Nis
Trinez Tss
Esetzisel Mediz
Maset Li
Kingsport Health Center
WL West Market
Jordan
GAP
Big Stone Gap
Kingsport
Jefferson National Forest
Lown
John Fox, Jr
Kingdom Come
Toohey & Jordan
Hardy
Conton
Trooney & Jordan Insurors—Realtors
East Charlemont
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Tennessee
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