Loc Ninh Blooded as Possible Second Front Near Cambodia
Reports from LOC NINH Vietnam indicate Communist forces seek a second front in the rubber region near Cambodia as U S Marines and infantry concentrate along the DMZ. Observers note the area offers terrain favorable to the enemy with ongoing siege lines and cross border supply routes via the Sihanouk Trail.
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Vietnam
Loc Ninh
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Dmz
Leatherneck
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Pope Paul VI undergoes prostate surgery in Vatican
Pope Paul VI had his prostate gland removed in a Vatican operation that began at 8 am and ended rapidly. Surgeon Pietro Valdoni led the team in Rome. recovery is expected to require weeks of bed rest and restricted activity with a high success rate cited.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Atican
Giovanni Benelli
Pius II
Pietro Valdoni
Valdoni
Vatican
Rome
U S Soldiers Battle Reds Near Dak To and Loc Ninh
Reports from the field describe ongoing fighting between Communist regulars and U S 4th Infantry near Dak To about 310 miles north of Saigon. Loc Ninh reported quiet after a 12 hour guerrilla assault. U S headquarters tallies 860 Communist dead since Sunday. Navy jets hit Haiphong railroad sidings as weather cleared. An Intruder jet was lost with two crewmen missing. Marine jets hit a barracks near Hanoi. B52s bombed fortifications northwest of Phan Thiet coast.
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U.S. 4Th Infantry
Dak To
Saigon
Loc Ninh
U.S
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Navy
Panhandle
Hanoi
South China Sea
Phan Thiet
Guardsmen Patrol Carolina City After Race Violence
National Guardsmen occupied rooftops and patrolled Winston-Salem after racial violence left more than 100 arrests, 50 injuries, and about 350000 dollars in property damage. City safety director James Waller said efforts remain cautious as 800 guardsmen stay through the night under an 11 p.m. to 5 30 a.m. curfew. one youth was shot in the hand and a Guardsman was struck by a sniper but unharmed.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
North Carolina
Waller
Negro mayoral bid tests voting rights drive in Gary
The Justice Department files a federal suit in Hammond to halt actions diluting Negro votes in Gary Indiana where Richard G Hatcher seeks the mayoralty. The case names Lake County Democratic Chairman John G Krupa and election boards over purges and fictitious registrations affecting 55 percent Black Gary voters.
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Gary
Ind
Justice Department
Indiana
U.S. District Court
Hammond
Lake County
John G. Krupa
Krupa
County Election Board
Richard G. Hatcher
Joseph Radigan
FBI
Hatcher
Weather Satellite ATS3 Launch Delayed One Day
The ATS3 weather satellite launch was postponed 24 hours and rescheduled for 6 36 p m EST. The Atlas Agena booster will reach a stationary 22300 miles over the Atlantic. Experiments include color cameras for cloud photography and radio gear to aid Earth object location. Three small balls will serve as navigational references.
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ATS3
Atlantic Ocean
Agena
Earth
Former Actress Benita Hume Dies in England
Benita Hume, 60, former actress and wife of George Sanders, died after a six week illness at a farm in England. Ronald Coleman was widowed by her death. Sanders and daughter Juliet Coleman were at her bedside. The exact cause of death was not released.
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Benita Hume
Egerton
England
George Sanders
Ronald Coleman
Sanders
Juliet Coleman
Chuckle Vacation Plan For Frugal Pocketbooks
A quirky note outlines a budget friendly vacation idea based on keeping costs low. It suggests simple lodging and inexpensive activities to fit tight finances while still offering a relaxing escape.
Sihanouk predicts U.S. exit from Vietnam within two years
Phnom Penh reports Prince Norodom Sihanouk, hosting Mrs. Kennedy, says Americans cannot win in South Vietnam and will withdraw within two years. He backs Viet Cong and North Vietnam, calls U.S. actions misguided, and offers to renew ties with Washington if Cambodias frontiers are recognized and Vietnam forces stop violating its territory.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Sihanouk
Washington
Vietnam
Clearing and Cold Weather Forecast for Miami Valley
Forecasters predict clearing skies and much colder temperatures in the Miami Valley tonight with a low near 25 by morning. A hard freeze warning covers the entire state. Sunday’s high is expected to reach only the mid 40s.
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Miami Valley
Congo reports clash with invaders from Angola area
Congolese government troops fought a white and African force said to have entered from Angola. The insurgents seized Kolwezi then withdrew, while Mutshatsha near the Lu budi River saw skirmishes. UN Security Council discussed Portugal’s alleged role.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Portugese
Angola
Lubudi
Mutshatsha
Katanga
Lubumbashi
Kolwezi
United Nations
Security Council
Portugal
Justin-Marie Bomboko
1J Nation Council
Order of the
Mamadou B. Kante
Mali
McNamara says Soviets test orbital bomb not a threat
U.S. defense chief says reports of Soviet orbital weapons are not changing the nuclear balance. He notes a fractional orbital bombardment system could drop a warhead on U.S. targets but would be detectable and unlikely to cripple siloed missiles.
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McNamara
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
United States
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