Viet troops pull back from Huong Hoa as U S rushes reinforcements
U S forces moved thousands of reinforcements to South Vietnam s northern sector after a second district town Huong Hoa was evacuated. More than 3 000 helicopter borne infantry from the 1st Air Cavalry were deployed while a Marine battalion reinforced Khe Sanh. About 200 militiamen and civilians left Huong Hoa amid three days of fighting with the 325C Division nearby.
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Khe Sanh
U.S
South Vietnam
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Huong Hoa
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Associated Press
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1St Air Cavalry Division
Hue-Phu Bai
No Northern
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Thua Thine
5Th Marine Regiment
Demilitarized Zone
South Viet
Nam
Dmz
Nvision
Westmoreland
National Broadcasting Co
Wilson Brezhnev Talks Focus On World Problems
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson met with Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev in Moscow for three hours to discuss world problems and relations between Britain and the USSR The meeting followed a lunch hosted by Premier Alexei Kosygin attended by Brezhnev and Politburo member Mikhail Suslov Officials said the talks were frank but gave no specifics about topics including Vietnam peace efforts and the Geneva Conference.
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Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Leonid I. Brezh
Nev
Soviet Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Britain
Indochina
Vietnam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Mikhail A. Suslov
U.S
State Department
Junta
Zoitakis
Department
Talbot
House of Commons
Greece
Nuns Win 100000 Lottery Prize in New Jersey Parish
Sixteen Sisters of Charity at St. Joseph School in Paterson win 100000 from New York state lottery. They plan to use funds for a gymnasium, with experts saying tax implications favor taxfree use for bricks and mortar under current rules.
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New York
Paterson, N.J
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph's School
Bennett to Speak at Lions Club Luncheon
Dr. C Eugene Bennett director of the Middletown Campus of Miami University will address the Thursday Lions Club luncheon on A View from the Middletown Campus Vincent Sisson serves as program chairman.
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Middletown
Miami University
Lions Club
Vincent Sisson
Major Changes Sought In Remap In Ohio Redistricting Fight
Columbus lawmakers pressed for committee approval of the Senate redistricting bill with several Republicans seeking changes. Amendments proposed by both parties aimed to keep counties in current districts and preserve the Toledo metropolitan area, while observers noted a four day court deadline looming. The House debated, voting on budgeting and administrative bills as the redistricting stalemate continued.
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Senate
Cincinnati
U.S
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Carlton Davidson
Lawrence
House Government Operations Committee
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Hocking
Ath
Ens County
Trimble
York
Dover
James Holzemer
Toledo
Maumee
Gordon Scherer
Stanley J. Aronoff
Hamilton County
William H. Harsha
Senate Finance Committee
Statehouse
Industrial Commission
Richard M. Christiansen
Richland
Ohio House Poised to Act on Riot Control 12-Point Plan
Ohio legislators expect action this week on a 12 point riot control program from a House Judiciary Committee study group. The proposals cover felonies for incitement theft and violence, stricter riot penalties, curfews, movement restrictions, expanded patrol powers, and action to reclaim riot damaged areas.
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Standing Committee On Judiciary
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Barry Levey
Middletown
Standing Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Treasury unable to meet demand for Kennedy half dollars
The Treasury reports half dollar production remains short of demand despite a surge in minting. Assistant Secretary Robert A. Wallace notes continued circulation growth, with 894,799,143 Kennedy halves minted through Dec 31 and about 200 million planned for the new fiscal year.
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Treasury Department
John F Kennedy
Robert A. Wallace
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Joint Commission On
Wallace
Kennedy
U S Recognizes Greek Regime Amid NATO Ties
Athens reports the United States resumes normal diplomatic contacts with Greece and formally recognizes the military junta. Talbot says this marks renewed ties, with NATO ally Turkey already recognizing the regime. Britain also notes altered relations as King Constantine remains in exile.
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Greece
Ambhaceadar Philine Tal
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Panayiotis Pipinelis
Talbot
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Constantine
Rome
Turkey
NATO
U.S
Yeoruios Zoitakis
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