B52s and jets strike Vietnamese positions in central highlands
US forces report heavy clashes with North Vietnamese regulars at three central highlands locations. US casualties early tallied five Americans and 28 Communists killed. Viet Cong pause on Loc Ninh yields to renewed northern focus as B52s and tactical jets pound known and suspected positions.
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Highlands
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Prince Sihanouk says U S cannot win in South Vietnam
Phnom Penh dispatch notes Prince Norodom Sihanouk declaring the United States on the wrong road in South Vietnam. He says Washington cannot win, will be out within two years, and supports Ho Chi Minh and the Viet Cong while criticizing U.S. aims and China fears.
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Norodom Sihanouk
United States
South Vietnam
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Angkor Wat
Sihanouk
China
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
National Liberation Front
Middletown Votes on New Voting Machines
A Middletown election introduces voting machines for the first time. Voters roll the ballot and push a button to record their choice. A light to moderate turnout is anticipated.
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Middletown
Cincinnati Faces Bus Strike Without Service Weekend
Cincinnati residents confront a bus service shutdown as 800 drivers and maintenance workers strike. U.S. District Judge Timothy Hogan dissolves a state order, keeping transit halted over the weekend.
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Cincinnati
Chrysler UAW Talks Under Way Amid Wage Parity Push
United Auto Workers chief Walter P. Reuther pledged equal pay for Canadian and American workers as Chrysler contract talks opened in Detroit ahead of a Wednesday strike deadline. Top negotiator John D. Leary stayed confident a pact could be reached without a strike as discussions focused on economic terms and parity with Ford.
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
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Chryser
United States
Reuther
John D. Leary
Leary
Guardsmen May Watch Over Voting in Gary
Indiana Attorney General said he will seek a higher court ruling to dissolve a Morgan County judge’s order barring mobilization of the National Guard for Gary’s Mayoral election. The Gary race features Democrat Richard Hatcher versus Republican Joseph Radigan amid riot concerns and party splits.
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Ind
Indiana
John J. Dillon
National Guard
United States
Morgan Superior Court
Dillon
Indiana Supreme Court
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Morgan County Superior Court
Noble Littell
Roger Branigin
Littell
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Ralph Lett
Mooresville
Branigin
Richard G. Hatcher
Joseph B. Radigan
Hatcher
A. Martin Katz
John G. Krupa
30 Die As Jet Crashes In England
An Iberia Caravelle jet returning from Malaga crashed near Fernhurst in Surrey about 8 p m on a Saturday night. All 30 passengers and seven crew were killed, with wreckage scattered across heath and forest as rescue teams searched the area. Police feared no survivors as the plane failed to report trouble before contact was lost.
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England
Iberia Air Lines
London
Surrey
Fernhurst
Malaga
Swartz
Suspect Caught After Flux Through Times Square Chase
Stephen Z Weinstein, 29, operator of a Philadelphia tobacco shop, was arrested after a brief pursuit in Times Square. He is accused of murdering John Walker Green, 18, a University of Pennsylvania freshman from Des Moines. Green disappeared Oct 22 and was found Oct 31 in a steamer trunk in the Delaware River. Police say Green was strangled and sexually abused. a warrant followed statements from three teenage boys who helped place the body in the trunk and cast it into the Delaware. Weinstein waived extradition and told reporters he would return to Philadelphia.
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Stephen Z. Weinstein
Philadelphia
John Walker Green
Delaware River
Weinstein
Delaware
Mighty Saturn 5 Readied For Thursday Launch At Cape
The Saturn 5, a 363 foot tall rocket, waits on the Cape Kennedy pedestal for its maiden flight between 7 am and 1 pm EST Thursday. NASA outlined 11 Apollo flights planned over the next two years with potential lunar landing by 1970. Surveyor 6 launch is set for 2:22 am Tuesday to photograph and analyze lunar soil.
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