Blood Two Millionaire Harvard Grads Seek Canadian Post
DMZ fighting continues with no clear victor as U S and North Vietnamese forces clash in a protracted battle near Khe Sanh and along the DMZ. U S officers warn Hanoi seeks a major victory to influence Paris talks while both sides sustain heavy casualties and replacements flow in.
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Canadian Post
John T. Wheeler Dong HA
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Dmz
Hanoi
Washington
North Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Marine Command
Weekend Toll of Texas Violence Tops Thirty Five
The report tallies multiple weekend deaths across Texas including drownings in Euless and Lake Tawakoni, a fatal crash near Hamilton, stabbings in San Antonio and shootings in Fort Worth. It notes victims from Dallas, Tyler, Brownsville, Houston, and Sherman among others.
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Fort Worth
Rhome
U.S
Waco
Jamie Fisher
Lake Tawakoni
Greenville
Jimmy Castillo
San Antonio
Frederick F. Fulton
Alemon
Hamilton
Clemmie T. Robinson
Donnie Montoya
Austin
Dallas
Florida
Cassat
Ethel Roberson
Texas
Tyler
Ira Roberson
Scerria Roberson
Vincent Roberson
Jean Rumph Bell
Garden’ Valley
Tom Rangell
Guadalupe de la Rosa
Corpus Christi
de la Rosa
Joe Uherek
Winnie
Rebecca Uherek
iStowell
Jefferson County
Paul Harrison Price
Danny Jay Friedricks
Ft. Hood
Interstate 610
Houston
Arthur Leon ‘Steel
Lato
Steel
Sherman
Things He Might Never Know Notes In A Reporter's Mail
A breezy column by Wal Boyle catalogs odd facts and trivia from American life. It blends science notes on travel by car and infant feeding with quirky customs, sayings, and brief historical curiosities, all presented in a newspaper column voice.
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Wal Boyle
New York
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Discriminating honks alleged in Syracuse pizza shop case
The New York State Commission for Human Rights filed a complaint against Frank's Pizza Shop in Syracuse alleging racial discrimination. Deliverymen allegedly ring doorbells for white neighborhood customers but honk in a Negro neighborhood and wait for customers to answer the door.
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NEW York (Ap
Syracuse, N.Y
State Commission For Human Rights
Frank's Pizza Shop
Texan Marine Carries Unseen War Memento
Marine Cpl. Ronnie Cunningham, 20, of Fort Worth, says a suspected M16 slug or M60 round remains embedded above his left ear after an ambush near a stream in Vietnam. Doctors will remove the slug when he returns home. He is with Headquarters Co., 1st Battalion, 4th Marines at Dong Ha, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Cunningham.
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Associated
Fort Worth
Cunningham
Cunninghan
Vietnam
Headquarters Co
1St Battalion
4Th Marines
Dong Ha
E. Y. Cunningham
Opinions Split Over Guaranteed Income Plan by Race
Survey shows 33 percent of whites support a guaranteed annual wage of 3200 dollars for a four person family, while 60 percent oppose. Nonwhites favor 66 percent with 30 percent opposed. Whites back guaranteed work 77 percent to 19 percent opposed. nonwhites 86 percent to 13 percent. Low income families favor both plans.
Graham at San Antonio World Fair draws large crowd
A San Antonio world fair event at Alamo Stadium drew a record crowd estimated at 28 000, exceeding the 22 406 capacity. Police counted 96 500 attendees over four days of services with about 4000 rededications. Dr. Graham urged repentance and linked a Kennedy assassination moment to faith. The note on grapefruit origins closes the piece.
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San Antonio
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Sen. Kennedy
Malfunction Halves Saigon Phone Lines Amid Fighting
Saigon suffered a technical failure that knocked about half of its 4 500 civilian phones out of service. Japanese technicians who helped with the system left amid evacuation calls. Two Vietnamese technicians were drafted, leaving one technician to operate the equipment. About six hours passed before some lines were restored, while over 1 000 remained down.
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Saigon
Rusk Treated at Walter Reed for Urinary Infection
Secretary of State Dean Rusk is under observation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for a low grade urinary tract infection. He was admitted Sunday and is expected to stay two or three days, with plans to attend NATO talks in Reykjavik if his condition allows.
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Marsh Montreal
UPI
Harvard
Liberal Party
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Robert Stanfield
Nova Scotia
John Diefenbaker
Progressive Conservative Party
Trudeau
Stanfield
Halifax
N. S
House of Commons
Washington
Dean Rusk
Walter Reed ‘Army Medical Center
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Rusk
NATO
Reykjavik
Iceland
McClosky
Walter Reed
Son of Texas novelist killed in Vietnam zone
Amarillo reports the death of Marine 2nd Lt Michael Les Dewlen Jen 25 son of novelist AL Desqvlin killed June 1 near Quang Tri. Survived by wife Lynn Nowlin of Vernon and parents in Amarillo. Dewlen played football at Baylor and Bayley University and Amarillo High School where he was MVP. He authored novels including Night of the Tiger movie adaptation.
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API
Michael Les Dew
Jen
AL Desqvlin
Quang Tri
Vietnam
Lynn Nowlin
Vernon
Tex
Dewlen
Bayley University
Marine Corps
Amarillo High School
Devlen
Baylor
One Killed Three Hurt As Guard S Gun Discharges
In Colombia a bodyguard’s pistol discharged in Tolima during a public appearance by President Carlos Lleras Restrepo. One person died and three were wounded. The president was unharmed and returned to Bogota that night. The incident followed a tense two‑day Tolima visit amid senatorial disputes.
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Ieague
Colombia
UPT
Carlos Lieras Restrieno
Lleras Restrepo
Bogota
Tolina
Senate
Re-Enactment of Bunker Hill Battle Draws Boston Crowd
Boston marks Bunker Hill Day with a costumed re-enactment featuring about 250 participants portraying British soldiers and colonial irregulars. The event was witnessed by the British consul general, who quipped about declining an invitation to play a British general given the hazardous scene.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Ralph W. Selby
Sirhan's Father Arrives in Amman Amid Trial Uncertainty
Bis hira Sirhan father of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan arrives in Amman from the occupied West Bank to check his bank account. He holds a one week travel permit from Israel and has not decided if he will attend the U S trial of his son.
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Amman
Jordan
Bishara Sirhan
Sen
Robert’ EF. Kennedy
West Bank
Sirhan
United States
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
U S Plans Summer Prospecting Off Alaska Coast
Washington announces a summer program to prospect beneath the Bering Sea off Alaska for sand tin platinum and petroleum. The effort aims to gather general scientific information and assess resources in the area.
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Washington
United States
Bering Sea
Alaska
Antipregnancy shot revealed at AMA meeting
Dr Edward J Tyler reported early results on a six month antipregnancy shot tested at AMA when asked about contraception. He noted side effects were few and said 30 and 90 day injections show more progress.
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Paul BR. Jeschurke
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Venice
Calif
Tyler
Tet Offensive Hites Da Nang City Amid Rockets
Vietnamese counteroffensive uncovers a major enemy move toward Da Nang during the Tet offensive opening phases. Rockets struck the Da Nang area while civilian zones remained largely untouched as police work alert continues.
Archbishop's Pastoral Bans Outside Jobs for Priests
In Pamplona Spain Archbishop Enrique Delgady expresses discontent over priests taking outside manual work. He states priestly duties are full time and forbids outside employment to better understand workers and their needs.
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Pamplona
Spain
UPD
Enrique Delgady
Pioneer Philadelphian Calls for Gun Registration and Private Disarmament
Dr. Marvin Wolfgang, sociology chair at the University of Pennsylvania, urged gun registration as a step toward civilian disarmament at the National Institute on Crime and Delinquency in Dallas. He opposed NRA tax exemptions and warned against the climate of fear from defense by the white middle class. The 15th annual meeting runs through Wednesday with criminologists, judges, lawyers, and probation officials in attendance.
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Dallas
National Institute On Crime and Delinquency
Marvin Wolfgang
Wolfgang
University of Pennsylvania
National Rifle Association
NRA
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
National Association of Training Schools and Juvenile Agencies
Southern Probation and Parole Conference
Texas Probation and Parole Association
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