Marines Enter Hue Citadel in Two-Week Battle
Marine reinforcements moved into Hue’s Citadel as Vietnamese air strikes bombarded Communist forces holding the fortress. About 300 to 400 Marines entered from landing craft on the Perfume River, with additional units brought to the Citadel’s northern wall, part of the drive to dislodge North Vietnamese and Viet Cong defenders who had held the area since January 31.
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Rockefeller Moves Sanitation Control Amid City Strike Crisis
Governor Rockefeller places New York City's 10 000 sanitation workers under state control to end a nine day illegal strike, while Lindsay accuses the plan of blackmail and home rule threat. In Hue and Saigon fighting, U S and South Vietnamese forces battle Viet Cong with hundreds of casualties as civilians flee.
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Sanitation Union
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U.S
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Joe Hollo
Thant Presses Hanoi Peace Terms in Moscow Talks
U.N. Secretary General U Thant meets with Soviet leaders in Moscow as Pravda promotes Hanoi peace terms. He talks with Premier Kosygin and party chief Brezhnev amid hopes for a restart of Geneva peace process and ahead of meetings with Harold Wilson in London.
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Soviet Union
India
New Delhi
George Brown
Wilson
New York
Tex
North Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
CBS
Navy Jet Trainer Crashes Into San Francisco Bay Bridge
Two Navy pilots Lt Anthony V. Miller and Lt Bruce C. Turnbull died when their T33 jet trainer crashed in thick fog into the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. The wreck scorched girders tore crosspieces and halted traffic for hours as Coast Guard and Navy divers searched 50 foot waters.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
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Palm Desert
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Bruce C. Turnbull
Los Angeles
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
California
Ronald Terry
Ebrante
Terry
Oakland
Bum refuses windfall money from burned gas station sale
Clint Wescott, 51, living nomadically near Schenectady, rejects $19,219 from a 1961 foreclosed gas station sale. He says he prefers life at the bottom of the barrel, wants no taxes or work, and plans to “go straight” only when ready. A law firm has sought the funds since 1961.
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Burnt Hills
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Schenectady
New York Supreme Court
Park May See LBJ If Vance Fails
U S officials seek to calm South Korean fears over appeasement after the Pueblo incident. Park may visit Washington as Vance delivers letters and U N Command in Korea seeks talks with North Korea to address truce violations. Four North Koreans crossed into South Korea in a brief clash with no casualties reported.
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Pueblo
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Korea
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South Korea
Echo I near end as orbital decay may end bright sky show
Echo I the bright U S satellite may fall from orbit in late March or early April after a long life since its Aug 12 1960 launch. Its light Mylar sphere, used as a radio mirror, faces atmospheric drag and solar wind in final decay.
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North American Defense Command
Smithsonian Institution
Astrophysical Laboratory
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Europe
Weather Outlook for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley
Temperatures stay below normal from Tuesday to Saturday with highs in the 20s and teens for lows. Occasional snow flurries total under a quarter inch melted. Tonight will be fair and partly cloudy with a low around 5 to 12. Yesterday's high was 20 and this morning's low 11. Precipitation totaled .2 inch this weekend.
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Miami Valley
The real trouble with money is that you can't use it more than once
A pithy saying on money, highlighting its once only value and the paradox of wealth in modern life. The line suggests money’s limited reuse despite its power in daily affairs.
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