Ky unveils new rewards to lure higher ranking Viet Cong
Saigon Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announced a program offering defectors full political rights including voting and office candidacy. Defectors would receive life rebuilding facilities and employment, with protection under a new South Vietnamese constitution. The plan targets higher ranking Viet Cong with past coercion or deception, and builds on the Chieu Hoi open arms effort that has drawn thousands of defectors since 1983.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Hung Vuong
Vietnam
Zoo
Viet Cong
Manila
South
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Jayne's Vermifa Pin Worm and Round Worm Tablets Ad
Medical experts warn about pin and round worm infestations seen in many families. The ad promotes Jayne's Vermifa tablets that travel through the bowels to kill worms, with separate P W and R W labels for pin and round worms and sizes for adults and children.
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Jayne
Policeman and Youth Wounded in Downtown Gun Battle
In Indianapolis a police lieutenant and a 17 year old Minnesota youth were critically injured after a gun battle outside a busy bus terminal. The incident followed police taking Heywood and a companion from the station for questioning about a stolen credit card.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Minnesota
Paul T. Pearsey
James Heywood
St. Paul
Marion County General Hospital
Pearsey
Heywood
Florida
Jim Gagnac
Trailways
Long Distance Marriage Planned Between Baltimore Couple
Betty Fink and Charles Nicholas, both of Baltimore, will wed in a long distance ceremony. The bride will use a Washington DC court telephone post while the groom sits at a phone in Santiago, Chile to circumvent visa rules. The plan allows her to reside abroad with Nicholas, a State Department employee, as his wife.
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Baltimore
Betty Fink
Charles Nicholas
Edward A. Beard
District of Columbia Court of General Sessions
Washington, D.C
Santiago
Chile
Miss Fink
Nicholas
State Department
Police and Firemen Win Pay Raises in Sandusky
Sandusky police and firemen win tentative salary increases of 52 dollars per month after weeks of negotiations. City Manager Paul J. Flynn said the agreement, subject to City Commission approval, also adds city funded insurance, cuts firemen hours to 56 weekly, overtime after 40 hours for police, and expanded uniform allowances for recruits.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Sandusky
Paul J. Flynn
City Commission
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