B52s Hit Five Red Bases In South Vietnam
U S war planes set a record with nineteen missions Thursday while B52 bombers raided five suspected enemy sites in South Vietnam. A U S air force F105 was shot down and the pilot missing as ground action remained light.
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Pentagon plans 45 000 to 50 000 more troops to Vietnam
The Pentagon trims expectations while signaling a new deployment push 45 000 to 50 000 additional soldiers will join Vietnam by next summer. Current strength sits at 454 000 with 35 000 in Thailand and 40 000 aboard offshore vessels. No reserve callup expected.
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Fisherman's Son Coins Amphi bious Pun
A fisherman's son crafts a pun involving the word ambidious style line. He offers the quip Most fish stories am fibious as a playful sentence.
Congress Divided On Johnson Tax Surcharge Call
Congress reacts coolly to President Johnsons proposal for a 10 percent income tax surcharge with few leaders backing it. Mills signals ambivalence as hearings shift and retroactivity is debated while senators fault Vietnam costs and spending.
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Antipoverty project in Nashville faces probe over race policy
Senate investigators weigh remarks by Fred Brooks director of a so called liberation school amid accusations that a Nashville antipoverty project excludes whites. City officials deny funding and acknowledge possible investigations while noting contracts and sessions reach from ages five to sixty.
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Snick staffer accused of teaching hate doctrine in Nashville school
A Nashville summer program run with antipoverty funds faces probe over alleged racist content. Sen Scott questions OEO subsidies as St Anselm's chapel contract with Metro Action Committee is reviewed. Fred Brooks, NSCC leader, credited by supporters and denied as employee.
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Soviet Vessel Seized in Alaska for Fisheries Violation
A Soviet trawler STAM 8-457, 180 feet, was seized 10 miles north of Akutan Island for violating Alaska’s 12 mile exclusive fisheries zone and towed to Dutch Harbor. Governor Hickel calls for confiscation, noting this is the third such seizure in a year. crew fined 10,000 and vessel forfeiture penalties apply.
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Leonid M. Kushchenko
Southeast Ohio Weather Forecast Shifts to Cooler Weekend
The Southeast Ohio forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight with lows in the 60s. Saturday should be mostly sunny and cool with highs in the 80s, while the five day outlook shows below normal temps from Saturday to Wednesday. Yesterday reached 88 degrees with a low of 68.
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