New Laos North Vietnam Highway Targeted by B52 Raids
US B52 bombers hit a new North Vietnamese highway from Laos into South Vietnam’s northern quarter amid reports Hanoi is expanding supply depots. A separate five hour clash near the DMZ left three NVA dead and seven US troops wounded. Nine B52s dropped nearly 100 tons on routes depots and bunkers, with attacks near Khe Sanh and in the A Shau valley.
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Saigon
Laos
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
Khe Sanh
A Shau
Cuba to Try Five Yanks Over Sea Space Breach
Cuba says it will try five stranded American sailors after private U S vessels entered Cuban waters while four Cuban crewmen were already convicted in Key West. Havana also noted U S attorneys were told not to appeal six month jail terms and that Cuban authorities would closely study the tugboat case.
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Miami
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Key West
Coast Guard
United States
Fritz Sprandel
Sprandel
Allentown
Key Megano
Oriente
Michael
Lauren
Bernard Bender
Thomas Joseph McGuire
Computer Gets Muskie Letter
In St Louis the unaddressed Muskie letter from Senator Ed Muskie of Maine urged Miss Sec to consider shared citizen values and to send a political contribution using an enclosed form. A computer error misaddressed the letter to the Missouri Historical Society, misreading the recipient as Miss Our Histor Sec.
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ST. Louis
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Sec
Missouri Historical Society
Miss Our Histor Sec
Beauty Shops Barbers Face No Law On Haircuts
LITTLE ROCK Ark AP Barbers complained women beauty operators cut long hair of male customers but the Arkansas attorney general's office found no law prohibiting women from cutting men's hair in beauty shops. Ross Glover secretary of the state board of barber examiners asked for the opinion.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas Attorney General's
Attorney General's Office
Ross Glover
State Board of Barber Examiners
Soldier Higdon sentenced for theft in Vietnam Army clubs
Higdon, a 41 year old East Point veteran, was given dishonorable discharge a $25 000 fine and forfeiture of pay and allowances by a military jury for stealing 7200 in cigarette funds and 723 in kickbacks while running Army clubs at Long Binh in 1968 His appeal could take 16 months and he remains on duty until completion.
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Redstone
Arsenal
Ala
William Higdon
Vietnam
East Point
Higdon
Army
Vedict
Congressional
Edward Hopper
William Woold
Scanion Named Operations Manager for Cincinnati Posts
Joseph J. Scanion, Cincinnati Postmaster, was named operating manager of the Cincinnati metropolitan area in the new Central Postal Region headquarters in Chicago. He will operate both posts from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Joseph J. Scanion
New
Central
Chicago
OSU Rule Doesn't Apply to Ross Suspension Case
Columbus AP Ross 37 a Ohio State University faculty member faced campus disruption proceedings to suspend him pending police charges. Referee Thomas Palmer ruled lack of jurisdiction and that the campus disruption law is constitutional questions for the courts. The dismissal motion upheld.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles C. Ross
Ohio State University
Thomas F. Palmer
Ross
McKinley High School
Eye One
Hear Studies
Ohio State
Ing
Linden
Palmer
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