Viet Cong Mortar Attack Hits Tan Son Nhut Airport
The Saigon area faced a mortar barrage that killed seven Americans and wounded 213, destroying four planes and a fuel dump at Tan Son Nhut. Despite the strike, allied air operations continued, with Premier Ky and Gen Westmoreland inspecting damage.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Tan Son Nhut
Allied Air Operations
Nguyen Cao Ky
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
Melvin Owens
Owens
Reds claim downed U S jet over China
Peking radio says a U S A3B heavy attack plane was shot down over the Suichow Peninsula, while the Pentagon reports a KA3B tanker is overdue on a ferry flight from the Philippines to the Kitty Hawk off Vietnam. Officials cite possible navigational error and lack of crew contact.
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China
U.S
U.S. Defense Department
Pentagon
Peking Radio
Suichow
Kwangtung Province
Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Peking
Hainan Island
Luichow Peninsula
Red China
Naval Air Station
Philippines
Neil Armstrong Lands In Wapakoneta To Rousing Welcome
Neil Armstrong returned to his Ohio hometown of Wapakoneta with his wife and two sons for a civic tribute. Security, a mile long parade, and a banquet greeted the Gemini 8 pilot as Gov. Rhodes and local officials led a large crowd in a festive homecoming.
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Robert E. Miller
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Neil Armstrong
James A. Rhodes
Lima
Houston
Tex
Armstrong
Air Force
David Scott
Pacific
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wapakoneta High School
Neil
WHS
Lou Bowerstock
NASA
Eric
Mark
Gram
Max Schattler
Schattler
Senate Report Blames Currency Chief for Riskier Banks
A Senate investigation finds Comptroller James J. Saxon liberal in charter grants, increasing banking risk and drawing people of questionable character. The McClellan subcommittee urges stricter laws with criminal penalties and warns continued liberal policies may attract more disreputable actors to federally insured banks amid 1965 failure findings.
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Ate
Comptroller of Currency
James J. Saxon
Congress
Saxon
McClellan
Senate
Subcommittee
No Tent for Comfort Dampens Cherry Blossom Festival
Washington AP report on the National Cherry Blossom Festival opening amid heavy rain. Chairs sit in puddles near the Jefferson Memorial as 50 cherry blossom princesses wear plastic raincoats and a pricey umbrella shields Japan’s cherry blossom queen.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jefferson Memorial
Japan
William P. Bundy
Weather outlook with showers and seasonal temps
The forecast calls for cloudy periods with isolated showers this evening and a low near 38. Tomorrow highs reach mid 50s with gradual warming toward the weekend then cooler by Monday. Recent temps include yesterday's high 44 and overnight low 39, with Middletown reporting over half an inch of rain since 8 am yesterday.
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Middletown
Acquaintance as a Lending Barter Notion
A concise saying explains an acquaintance as someone you know well enough to borrow from but not well enough to lend to. It clarifies informal social exchange boundaries and trust levels in casual relationships.
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