Bombers Hit Dong Ap Bia Front In Laos Border Fight
Six U S B 52 bombers struck North Vietnamese troops near Dong Ap Bia mountain on the Laos frontier. American paratroopers faced repeated pushes over nine days about 3 000 feet high while artillery and napalm pounded the area. Casualties climbed as fighting continued across multiple sectors with both sides incurring deaths and injuries.
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Saigon
Strategic Air Command
Dong Ap Bia
U.S
A Shau
America
Associated Press
Jay Sharbutt
101St Airborne Division
Vietnam
25Th Infantry Division
Rogers Seeks Vietnam Peace Backed by Allies in Bangkok
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told SEATO allies in Bangkok that the United States and its partners are working for early peace in Vietnam and hope military action will end soon. He stressed U.S. commitment to Asia and Europe, and sought closer coordination with South Vietnam. In Saigon he pinned Purple Hearts on 13 service members, including two Ohioans.
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Bangkok
William P. Rogers
Saigon
United States
Vietnam
Rogers
Thanat
Europe
Asia
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Army To Tie Guard and Reserve Units to War Plans
The Army studies a plan to link about 650,000 National Guard and Reserve personnel to specific contingency war plans. The strategy envisions deploying select units within weeks after mobilization and reshapes the backup force without disbanding existing units. Pentagon officials aim for clear mission assignments and varied post mobilization active duty timelines.
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Washington
Army
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
Pentagon
Apollo 10 Moonbound After Flawless Launch
Columbus Ohio AP Gov James A Rhodes aide accuses Life magazine of smearing the governor in its account of commutation of Toledo killer Thomas Yonnie Licavoli's life sentence. John M McElroy argues the article distorts facts and questions tax claims.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Life Magazine
Rhodes
Toledo
Thomas “Yonnie
Licavoli
John M. McElroy
Life
McElroy
Denny Walsh
Jim Rhodes
Russell Sackett
Walsh
Sackett
Thomas Licavoli
Yonnie Licavoli
Obituary: Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe 88 Former Logan Resident
Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe 88 former Logan resident died at 8 30 a m at her son Pearl Wolfe s home 273 W Hunter St Born December 8 1880 in Logan she lived here all her life She was married January 16 1901 to Emanuel Wolfe a former county commissioner who died October 11 1961 She was a member of Emanuel United Methodist Church United Bible Class Venus Chapter 76 CES and the Pythian Sisters She is survived by son Pearl a grandson David Wolfe a great grandson Shawn and sister Blanche Malone of Rockwood Michigan Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev Hugh Robinson officiating Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m Tuesday
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Emanuel
Ethel) Wolfe
Gallagher Ave
Pearl Wolfe
W. Hunter St
Logan
John H
Margaret Frasure Bright
Emanuel Wolfe
Immanuel United Methodist Church
United Bible Class
Venus Chapter 76
CES
Pythian Sisters
Pearl
David Wolfe
Shawn
Ashland
Blanche Malone
Rockwood
Mich
Nida Myers
Heinlein
Hugh Robinson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Apollo 10 Captures First Live Color View From Space
Apollo 10 astronauts Thom Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan broadcast live color TV from space showing Earth and the moon as they approach the lunar vicinity. The 72 minute broadcast included two unscheduled specials and featured views of Snoopy on the moon and Earth continents oceans and clouds.
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Space Center
Houston
Outer Space
Moon
Mission Control
Snoopy
Cernan
Space
Earth
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Tuesday
Partly cloudy and mild with a chance of showers is forecast for the Hocking Valley on Tuesday. The day opened at 72 degrees under overcast skies after an overnight low of 56. rainfall Sunday measured 0.15 inches.
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Hocking Valley
Graduate Students Undrafted and Missing From Draft Analysis
Washington AP reports graduate students drafted this year fall far below forecasts despite abolition of graduate deferments. Enrollment slows as officials note uncertainty whether missing students were drafted, chose industry deferments, or remained at home awaiting greetings. Experts cite Hershey postponement orders and shifting policies as key factors.
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Washington
National Security Council
Pentagon
Lewis B. Hershey
Supreme Court Frees Leary in Marijuana Case
The Supreme Court unanimously overturned Timothy F. Leary's conviction citing self incrimination protection. Justice John Marshall Harlan wrote the ruling, which challenges marijuana law compliance as it could force prosecution under state statutes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Timothy F. Leary
John Marshall Harlan
Leary
Rhodes Dedicates New Camp Area at Roosevelt Shawnee Park
Gov. James A. Rhodes dedicated the 664 acre Roosevelt-Shawnee State Park camp area near Portsmouth Ohio. The site features 107 Class A camp sites near the Turkey Creek area and was unveiled during the fourth annual Portsmouth Trout Derby sponsored by the Portsmouth Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Turkey Creek
Roosevelt-Shawnee State Park
Portsmouth Area
Apollo 10 Near Moon While Crews Report Restful Sleep
Apollo 10 ships toward the moon with minor wakeful moments from rocket bursts and water chlorine. Boilerman First Class Daniel L. Graham Jr. serves aboard the destroyer USS Rich in Task Force 140, about 400 miles east of Cape Kennedy on the first revolution track.
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Daniel L. Graham Jr
USN
Daniel L. Graham
Logan Rt. 4
Wanda L. Edmond
Belington Rt. 1
W. Va
Rich
Cape Kennedy
Apollo 10 crew report comfort amid noisy thrusters en route to Moon
Air Force Col. Thomas Stafford and Navy Cmdr. Eugene Cernan described the thruster racket as minor vibration while awakening after about ten hours in space. They stretched 107000 miles above Earth as Apollo 10 nears the Moon, costing about 350 million dollars.
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Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene Cernan
Earth
Stafford
Cernan
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