Da Nang Fight Wounds AP Photographer and Troops
AP correspondent Ohman and photographer Dang Van Pau despite the shelling in Da Nang report a crossfire between progovernment and rebel troops. Medics treated six wounded paratroopers and two civilians as fighters paused, with fear and propaganda shaping the chaotic aftermath of the clash.
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Birthday party on horseback turns deadly in Mexico
Five people died and six were wounded when a man crashed a birthday party on horseback in San Luis Potosi. Police said the intruder Gregorio Monsivais struck a guest with a quirt, triggering a chaotic melee at the gathering.
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Pearson warns Canada against economic nationalism
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson told the American Society of Newspaper Editors Canada must avoid self-contained, nationalistic economic policies even amid anxiety over U S influence. He urged Canadian ownership of production and resources and emphasized keeping financial and media systems Canadian. John Diefenbaker called for ending the U S embargo on Red China to improve U S-Canada relations.
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Tunnel of Fudge Cake Wins Busy Lady Bake Off
Sensational oven confection features a rich fudge center and easy steps. Pillsbury's Best promises from-scratch flavor with one bowl six ingredients and ten minutes prep. Use Pillsbury Double Dutch Fudge Frosting Mix for the signature tunnel effect.
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Netson elected president of ASNE at annual meeting
Robert Netson executive editor of the Portland Oregonian was elected president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. He succeeds Vermont Royster of the Wall Street Journal. The board named Michael J. Ogden of the Providence Journal first vice president and Vincent S. Jones of the Gannett Newspapers Rochester and Norman E. Isaacs of the Louisville Courier Journal second vice presidents. Newbold Noyes of the Washington Star was elected treasurer.
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Mission Drives Stamps for Bus Purchase
St. Joseph's Mission at the Hereford Labor Camp launches a drive to collect 3,200 books of trading stamps to fund a $6,400 bus replacement for its 66 seat vehicle. 200 books have already been donated. Delivery is planned after 1,600 books are gathered with rest paid as stamps arrive.
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