Jets Hit 2 Dumps Near Haiphong
U S Navy jets from the carrier Hancock bombed two fuel dumps near Haiphong just across the Kua Kam River in daylight. The raid, the closest to Hanoi or Haiphong in over a week, hit the Loi Dong and Cong My facilities with fuel tanks piers and buildings.
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Saigon
Hancock
Haiphong
Kua Kam River
Hanoi
Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
USS
Demilitarized Zone
1St Cavalry
da Nang
Navy
Loi Dong
Cong My
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
America
Con Thien
Binh Dinh
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Quang Tin
Red China
Hoa Lac
Kep
China
Morton
Mekong
What Do Teens Do In Spare Time
A survey of 1145 American teens shows popular hobbies: records playing or collection 14 percent, reading 12.5 percent, sewing 11 percent (from girls’ ballots). Others include model building, acting, photography, horseback riding, and coins. Two percent listed the opposite sex as a hobby, while some had no hobbies.
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Katherine Vogt
Englewood, Cab
Susan Lynch
Pacific, Wash
Vincent Cowhud
Camden
N.J
Paul Gleeson
Monroe
Mich
Linda Sunderman
le Seuer
Minn
Philadelphia
Sue Drobbin
M. Westy Qued
Portland
Ore
Child injured after fall from moving car on Massachusetts Street
A two year old girl suffered minor injuries Tuesday afternoon when she fell from a northbound auto on Massachusetts Street at Sixth after the door opened during a left turn. Laquetta Nelson, 2, was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for bruises and released.
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Massachusetts Street
Bettie J. Nelson
Walnut St
Sixth Street
Fragmentary Hlandbing Details and Names in Unclear Text
OCR fragment lists names and terms such as Rotosey and VERSE with unclear context. The readable items include aM and aAdy, suggesting scrambled or damaged details of a local notice or brief. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed.
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Bane
Head Start grant expands services for Plymouth Center
Community Children’s Center Inc. receives a 41 350 grant to extend the 10 hour a day Head Start program at Plymouth Congregational Church 925 Vt St serving 24 children aged 3 5. The funds support social services hiring a social worker aide and a driver plus expanded family programs and transportation.
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Community Children’s Center, Inc
Jack McCall
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vt. St
McCall
Elizabeth Ballard
Lawrence
Edward Cook
Edward Daub
John Brand Jr
Margaret Cooper
Robert Freitag
John Kapfer
R. W. Krone
Bob Lowe
Ross Townsend
H. L. Keltz
Douglas Beene
Elaine Burgess
Louis Bailin
Franklin Balloway
Frances Horowitz
Helen Gilles
Floyd White
Caro Russell
Howard Walker
Lawrence Turner
Wilbert Whiteside
Robert Ramsey
Walker Miller
Local Couple Hurt In Two Car Crash Near Mayetta
Mr and Mrs Murray Lydic 80 and 71 were injured in a two car crash on U S 75 fourteen miles south of Mayetta. Lydic in serious condition with a broken hip Mrs Lydic in fair condition with a broken pelvis. Bertha Hubbard Nora Dunnington of Topeka were passengers and hospitalized. Mrs Hubbard in serious condition with two broken thigh bones. Mrs Dunnington lacerations in good condition. Mr and Mrs Bill Moore and daughter Teri of Topeka in other car. Moore in fair condition with two broken arms and head cuts. Teri lost several teeth. Accident occurred when Lydic attempted a left turn. Moore was southbound.
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Murray Lydic
Lawrence
U. S. Highway
Mayetta
Lydic
Holton Hospital
Bertha Hubbard
Nora Dunnington
Topeka
Medication Delivery Service Advancements Highlighted
A brief item notes advancements in prescription delivery services by ALD and Absa Thitordiate Maud Service. The focus is on improved access and efficiency for patients, with mention of Honey Dru Stores supporting distribution.
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Ree
Absa
Record Cleared In Custer Case
Washington AP The Army cleared the record of Maj Marcus A Reno 87 years after his 1879 court martial conviction for improper conduct during the Little Bighorn battle. An Army court of inquiry exonerated him of cowardice disobedience and willful neglect in the Custer massacre.
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Washington
Army
Marcus A. Reno
Custer
Reno
George Armstrong Custer
Little Big Horn
Montana
Dakota Territory
Doctors Decision is Private Choice
A Duke University professor told a military court that the issue of training Green Beret medics could raise ethical questions. Dr. William J. DeMaria said medical ethics may be an individual decision, noting a medic might follow the operation over personal health. The defense argues ethics override Army orders. testimonies continue as Dr. Spock supports refusal to train.
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Columbia
S.C
Duke University
William J. DeMaria
Duke School of Medicine
Howard B. Levy
U.S
Vietnam
DeMaria
Levy
Benjamin Spock
United States
Green Beret
Hepburn and Tracy Give Sentimental Sendoff to Guess Who’s Coming Dinner
Hollywood remembers the end of a film era as Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy attend the closing party for Guess Who’s Coming for Dinner. Stanley Kramer praises Tracy while Hepburn honors the crew and the audience that supports actors.
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Hollywood
Katharine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Hepburn
Tracy
Stanley Kramer
Kramer
Miss Hepburn
Spence
Rationing Fate Seen Unlikely Despite War Fears
Washington reports that wartime rationing remains unlikely despite tensions. Federal planners say no substantial proposals exist, though the Office of Emergency Planning keeps standby print stocks and mobilization blueprints. Congress and industry voices offer little support for new controls, while readiness persists for possible future needs.
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Washington
U.S
Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
Congress
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
National Association of Manufacturers
Council of Economic Advisers
Office of Defense Resources
America
Student Power and National Defense Plans Across Campuses
The piece traces the rise of student power debates on colleges led by Berkeley and spreading to others, noting protests over civil rights and Vietnam. It also outlines national defense preparations including refugee tracing, a large material stockpile, fallout protection for stations, and nonmilitary readiness programs.
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Berkeley
University of California
Studets
Roger W. Heyns
Ucla At
Long Island University
Drew University
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Post Office Department
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Engraving
Vietnam
OEP
Office of Civil Defense
Spring Toys Grow Up With Modern Times
New York AP notes spring toys now mix prefabricated treehouses and model racing sets with old standbys like marbles yo-yos and jump ropes. FAO Schwarz reports street play fading as television rises and safer indoor options dominate. Treehouses sell for 198.50 while Ft Apache rests as a toy fort at 115.
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New York
F.A.O. Schwarz
Fifth Avenue
Schwarz
Apache
In remembrance of Pearl Jordan and Corine Jeltz
Memorial note marks the one year since Pearl Jordan and Corine Jeltz died on May 31 196? one year ago today. Priest Jordan and family, plus Charles Jeltz and William Jeltz, express loving memory.
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Pearl Jordan
Jordan
Corine Jeltz
Charles Jeltz
William Jeltz
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Alexander
Warren Mortuary
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