Communists Stop Ground Attacks In Vietnam Fighting
The Communist command shifted from ground assaults to shelling in a week of heavy fighting around Pleiku Da Nang Bien Hoa and Hien Hoa. Allied forces reported several skirmishes with enemy casualties while U S Marines and riverine units pressed operations near Da Nang and Long My in the Mekong Delta.
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George Esper
Bien Hoa
da Nank
USS
da Nang
Marble Mountain
U.S
Hien Hoa
Saigon
Mekong
Long My
9Th Infantry Division
Mobile
Cal Re
Vinh
Small Africa
GOP Governor Candidate Promises Economy Task Force
Republican candidate Paul Eggers pledges to form a volunteer bipartisan economy task force as a first act, to cut waste and improve efficiency. He cites savings from Ohio and California and recalls a 1965 Texas Senate defeat by Hardenman and Gov. Preston Smith.
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Houston
Paul Eggers
Egers
Lawyers Society
Eggers
Ohio
California
Hoover Commission
Texas Senate
Dorsey B. Hardeman
San Angelo
Preston Smith
Chicago War Protests End as City Returns to Normal
City of Chicago winds down after two stormy conventions. Yippies and hippies melt away while National Guardsmen and U S Army units prepare to leave. McCarthy supporters clash with police on the Conrad Hilton floor. three protesters and four officers injured. Police arrest three women linked to stench bombs. total arrests reach 583 with hundreds injured.
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Bruce
Chicago
UPI
Barricades International Amphitheatre
Sinois
Forces of
Law and Order
U.S. Army
Samuel Shapiro
Richard J. Daley
James B. Conlisk
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Paoker
Michigan Avenue
Richard Goodwin
Palmer House
Conrad Hilton
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Navy AG
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
North
Panhandle
Prague
Marie Charousek
Rbock-Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal
Sthand Avenue
Texas Thor
Evenina
Buyadaywreneee
Sun
Lubbock Public Schools
Monterey
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Ree
Harrod Music CO
Lubbock Auto Glass, Inc
1710 Ave
DAN Norman Bicycle Shop
Yesteryear
Town
Suburbia
Penney’s
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