Viet Cong Attacks Persist on South Vietnam River Route
Saigon radio and allied reports recount the eleventh Communist assault on ships in eight days. A mine near a patrol boat on the Co Chien River caused no damage, while American air forces intensified raids on North Vietnam. One F105 was lost. crews were unrescued, listed missing.
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Viet Cong
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North Viet Nam
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Omfor
Co Chien
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Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
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Red China
Soviet Union
India
Japan
United States
China
Peking People’s Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Hanoi
Radio Hanoi
Peking
Marine beachheads in Vietnam may be merged within months
Marine commandant Wallace M. Green Jr says Da Nang Phu Bai and Chu Lai beachheads could unite into a single beachhead within months. The force of 56 000 in 165 miles of coast would expand westward and include about 2.7 million people as pacification follows.
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Washington
Wallace M. Green Jr
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Phu Bai
Chu Lai
Greene
Ho Chi Minh
Flooding Rio Grande Covers Ends Of Bridge
Muddy waters of the Rio Grande flooded approaches at both ends of the International Bridge in Presidio Texas. Mexican rain tied to rising rivers isolated about 6,000 residents across 18 villages. No deaths reported as the Rio Grande and Concho rose, threatening more damage and leaving refugees stranded across the border.
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Presidio
Tex
Mexico
Rio Concho
Ojinaga
Defense Ministry
Mexico City
Rios Grande
Concho
San Pedro
Florida
Candelaria
Frances Howard
Los Fresnos
Howard
John R. Link
U.S. Customs Service
Link
West Berlin Man Shot by Border Guards in Canal Crossing
Police say a drunken West Berlin man swam toward the East Berlin bank in a midcity canal along the border. He was shot in the face and back as he tried to return to the West and died about an hour later in a hospital.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East West
East Berlin
High Wall Cavein Claims Mine Worker Oliver Bailey
Oliver Bailey, 51, of Racine Rt. 1, was killed when a high wall at the Clay Chapel mine of Orchard Coal Co. caved in near Gallipolis Ohio. The accident occurred Monday, the highway patrol reported.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Orchard Coal Co
Oliver Bailey
Bailey
Rt. 1
Racine
Clay Chapel
Highway Patrol
Demonstrations at Soviet Embassy in Peking Deterred
Chinese authorities called off mass protests in front of the Soviet Embassy to avoid a diplomatic rupture with Moscow. The Red Guards and the People’s Daily praised purge actions against so called bloodsuckers and sworn enemies, urging mass involvement to destroy old ideas and cultivate proletarian culture.
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Tokyo
Peking
Moscow
Peking People’s Daily
Mao Tze-tung
People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Red Guards
Foster
Red Guard
Consent mandatory for investigational drug use
The Food and Drug Administration announces new guidelines requiring written informed consent from patients before use of investigational drugs. The rules, to appear in the Federal Register, specify that patients must have legal capacity and be given necessary information, with limited exceptions for infeasibility or immediate risk.
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Washington
James L. Goddard
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
Federal Register
Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
Johnson and Truman Clash Over High Interest Rates
President Johnson and former President Truman traded sharp warnings on rising interest rates. Johnson acknowledged fears of inflation but argued rates alone should not choke demand or depress the economy. Truman warned sustained high rates could spark a serious depression and burden governments and consumers.
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Washington
Johnson
Truman
New Kennedy Book Reported Include Secret Service Bible Mystery
Newsweek says The Death of a President by William Manchester contains newly surfaced material about Mrs. John F. Kennedy writing a peace letter to Nikita Khrushchev and the lost Kennedy Bible given at Johnson’s swearing in. The book, backed by the Kennedy family, debuts January with serialized excerpts in Look. Manchester spent two years compiling it.
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John F. Kennedy
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Newsweek Magazine
William Manchester
Harper & Row
Look Magazine
Newsweek
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Manchester
Johnson
Air Force One
Dallas
Sarah Hughes
Ward’s 1801 Penne Update at Totus Ave
A Bloomington Illinois State Farm and Casualty office notice mentions Ward and a 1801 Totus Avenue matter. The fragment notes a fee and office action related to GOING wee Penne JOHN.
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Ward
Totus Ave
State Farm Fee and Casualty
WOME
Bloomington
Illinois
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