Thai Rebels Fight Amid High Death Toll in Three-Year War
More than 1,000 people have died in Thailand's three-year-old war against a spreading guerrilla movement. Figures from the Communist Operations Suppression Command show casualties among villagers, government officials, and teachers. This year 94 persons have been assassinated.
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Hidden Wipers Spark Auto Safety Warning in Detroit
Edward Daniels of the Automobile Club of Michigan charges the hidden wiper design on 1967–69 models risks severe hood to windshield impacts. He cites potential extra repair costs and safety hazards discussed before the American Society of Body Engineers in Detroit.
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Rickshaws Still Around Asia Yet Pedicab Pullers Remain Busy
Asia features a mix of rickshaws and pedicabs in cities from Hong Kong to Tokyo. Pedicab drivers in Bangkok Saigon and Jakarta earn about 1 to 2 dollars daily with some vehicles rented. The piece notes historical shifts from jinrikisha to modern pedal carts and mentions high street traffic near Tokyo's imperial palace.
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Communist Leaders Target Religion in Hanoi
In Hanoi, sources say Communist leaders are slowly erasing Roman Catholicism and Buddhism from North Vietnam. Defector Capt. Phan Van Xang recounts methods like street drum protests outside churches and gradual reduction of clergy and faithful. Reports from 1961 to 1964 note declines in Catholics and Buddhists, with church properties seized and limited Vatican contact.
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Helen Gibson
Saigon
UPT
Phan van Xang
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One Great Day of Selling Set for Lubbock Event
Two local groups host a dinner and speeches at Municipal Coliseum next Tuesday for businessmen and sellers. William A. Garrett of AT T will discuss oral persuasion, followed by Dr. Charles L. Allen on valuing the individual in selling.
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Municipal Coliseum
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First Methodist Church of
Houston
Canadian Navy Tests 60 Knot Bras d'Or Hydrofoil Vessel
The Canadian navy tests Bras d'Or a 37 million hydrofoil sub chaser built for active service. Designed with a slim aluminum hull and winglike foils the ship aims for 60 knots and ocean going capability. Building began at Sorel Quebec in 1964.
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Bronkaid Tablets for Bronchial Congestion and Asthma Relief
Bronkaid tablets provide rapid relief from bronchial congestion and asthma by combining an expectorant and bronchodilators. The product helps loosen phlegm, relax bronchial muscles, and ease breathing for hours without prescription. Drew Pharmacal Co. Inc., New York 10016.
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New York
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