3500 More U S Troops Sent to Viet Nam Airborne Units Arrive
Saigon officials announce 3500 U S airborne troops will join Marines in South Viet Nam to bolster defenses at Bain Hoa and Vung Tau. Three helicopter companies and 60 man advance party arrive from Okinawa, boosting total U S strength to about 36000. Marines conduct patrols near Da Nang amid ongoing air strikes by U S jets.
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Quake Kills 43 in San Salvador Causing Mass Damage
A sharp earthquake struck San Salvador and neighboring towns early today killing 43 people and injuring about 300. The 6 a.m. quake destroyed dwellings and damaged at least 4 000 buildings while prompting evacuations and flight cancellations as aftershocks were felt.
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Millington lease on city land discussed tonight
The City Council will hear artifacts from Art Millington who leased land near the airport. The 500 acre area was term cancelled at end of 1964 and re used pending city needs. The Medicine Hat Sportsmen's Club seeks 12 acres for a baseball diamond with a temporary approval proposed.
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Wilson urges negotiated peace in Viet Nam and SEATO area
British Prime Minister Wilson calls for an honorably negotiated settlement of the South Viet Nam war and the Indonesia Malaysia dispute at SEATO ministerial talks. He stresses independence from outside interference, emphasizes Britain’s role, and warns that peace talks must replace battlefield threats.
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Showdown on two fronts
The article outlines U S actions against communism on two continents. In Asia the Vietnam conflict escalates from aid to full war with communist forces. In Latin America a Dominican Republic crisis follows a televised explanation by Johnson, amid suspicions of Castro influence and international protests.
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Filters May Cut Cancer Risk In Cigarette Study
A two year Roswell Park study reported by three researchers found that cigarette filters reduced tar exposure and lowered skin tumor and cancer rates in mice. The tests compared six American brands and one English brand, with non filtered tar causing higher tumor formation than filtered tar.
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LBJ declares threat from rebels in Caribbean uprising
President Johnson said a military buildup was necessary as rebel forces attacked U S troops in Santo Domingo after a ceasefire failed. U S Marines and paratroopers faced shelling and gunfire while defense officials reported casualties. Johnson framed the revolt as Communist interference and a slide toward disorder.
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Debate delayed on U S forces in Dominican Republic
United Nations Security Council, with Soviet consent, postpones debate on U S military presence in the Dominican Republic to a 3 p.m. session after a weekend of maneuvering. Fedorenko allows continuation of Rhodesia discussion in the interim.
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Dikes Hold Back the Mississippi at Hannibal and Quincy
Flood waters from the Mississippi swelled in Hannibal Missouri and Quincy Illinois as levees held steady and evacuations reached about 23 families in Hannibal and 100 in Quincy. Crests were forecast for Tuesday with river levels near 24.7 feet in Quincy and 24.5 in Hannibal amid widespread flood damage across four states.
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Pope speaks to North America via Early Bird satellite
Pope Paul addressed North America live on NBC Today using the Early Bird satellite in a first transatlantic telecast. He spoke from the apostolic palace praising science and hoping discoveries aid peace and global cooperation.
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Rowdy Controversy Over Lady Churchill Peerage Timing
In London a clash over Lady Churchill's peerage fuels a rowdy side show ahead of the steel nationalization debate in Parliament. Labour's House Leader Bowden denounces Conservative claims of a PR stunt as beneath contempt while Edward du Cann accuses the government of planning a brilliant exercise to distract from the steel plan. Critics say the dispute risks inflaming party tensions and dragging Lady Churchill's name into partisan warfare.
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Labor plans to nationalize 90 percent of steel
The white paper on public ownership of 90 percent of the steel industry was released on Friday amid debates. Premier Wilson’s life peerage for Sir Winston Churchill’s widow appears in morning papers as Conservatives and Liberals pledge to oppose the plan, with two Labor MPs expected to abstain. report notes government still holds a two vote majority with potential Conservative moves to pull Sir Samuel Stores into the vote, breaching a prior agreement on Commons offices.
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Vet Allergies Do Not Stop Middletown Vet
In Middletown Maine CAPD Dr Ceci Sprung, a veterinarian, battles allergies to cats and dogs yet continues his practice. Injections and daily medications help him manage sneezing and breathing while treating animals, often logging about 12 hours a day during busy periods.
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