Allies Rescue Civilians From Viet Cong Near Saigon
Army reports 170 villagers fled Due Bon 70 miles northeast of Saigon and 91 civilians rescued near Landing Zone Mary by South Vietnamese infantry. Refugees, held captive and forced to feed the enemy, received aid and were turned over to provincial authorities in Song Be. Three enemy arms caches found 11 miles west of Saigon with rockets grenades and ammunition. A fourth cache located 34 miles north of Saigon.
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Saigon
U.S
Due Bon
Duc Bon
Mary
1St Air Cavalry
Song Be
Herbert E. Barnes
Orlando
Fla
Officials Here Say Charges Likely In Tot Death
Health commissioner says charges will be filed under local ordinances against owner of the real estate and refrigerator tied to a toddler death. A 11 year old brother found Marvin Jerome Thacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thacker, in an abandoned yard refrigerator at a duplex in Middletown. He died at Middletown Hospital after failed resuscitation efforts. Police and health officers continue investigations as neighbors recall a box left on the premises.
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Miller
Mary Wood
Peasttown
McConaughy
Marvin Jerome Thacker
Robert Thacker
Park St
Wendell
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Joan Thacker
Madison
Ind
Gene Eakins
Marcello Drive
Eakins
Wendell Thacker
Division of Fire
Apollo 12 Astronauts Describe Moon Walk to Surveyor Probe
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean discuss the mission plan to walk about three miles to an old Surveyor probe on the moon. They intend to retrieve the probe and bring it back to Earth, outlining the anticipated distance from the landing site.
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Charles Conrad
Alan L. Bean
Surveyor
Tests No Quake Peril, Says Miller
Anchorage Governor Keith Miller insists the Amchitka Island test will be safe and in U.S. security interests despite protests from Canada Japan and others. Critics warn of potential earthquakes tidal waves and radiation. officials discuss delaying or halting the blast amid international opposition.
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Miller
Anchorage
Alaska
Keith Miller
Amchitka Island
T. Rome
Avianae
United States’ Security and Defense
Strikes Hit Foreign Industries
The Associated Press reports massive strikes across Britain and Italy as two million Italian workers walk out in metal construction electrical and chemical sectors. English gravediggers garbage men and auto workers halted funerals at Streathem London suburb and workers cited low pay while airline hostesses push for longer grooming breaks as a general walkout looms.
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Associated Press
Britain
Italy
Streathem
London
George Riches
Garratt Lane
England
Riches
Stokes Wins Cleveland Mayoral Nomination in Primary
Cleveland voters backed Car B. Stokes for a second term defeating Robert J. Kelly by 92,219 to 60,899 in a race that highlighted white opposition gains. Stokes, first Black mayor of a major U.S. city, warned of a tough general election against Ralph Perk as Kelly declined to back the mayor.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Car B. Stokes
Law and Order
Stokes
Robert J. Kelly
Kelly
Ralph J. Perk
Republican
Railroads May Shut Down U S Rail Service
Washington AP The railroad industry and shop craft unions threaten a nationwide rail shutdown after talks faltered The unions warn of a strike after 12 01 a m EDT Saturday and may seek a 60 day postponement if the industry triggers government action A potential crisis would affect auto makers and other industries relying on rail transport and could lead to an Emergency Board intervention by the President
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Washington
William W. Winpisinger
Nixon
Five Die in Marion Ohio Duplex Fire
Five persons burned to death in a duplex fire three blocks northwest of Marion's downtown. Firemen said the victims include an elderly woman a mother two children and a neighbor child. The blaze was discovered around 7 30 a m and appeared to have smoldered before help was summoned.
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Marion
Ohio
Irish Hippies Bid To Buy Irish Island Stirs Wariness
Swami Vishnudevananda and two hippie companions seek to purchase St. Patrick’s Island in Dublin Bay for 48000 dollars, with 4800 paid and 8 weeks to raise 43200 more. Local Dublin authorities vow to block any building, while Skerries residents pledge resistance to desecration.
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Dublin
Ireland
Swami Vishnudevananda
St. Patrick’s Island
Dublin Bay
Skerries
Middletown Area Clouds Over Tonight With Showers Possible
The Middletown forecast shows considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers. Warmer tonight with lows in the 60s, then not as warm Thursday with highs in the 70s.
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Middletown
Chuckle Golf Bars Offer A Different Advantage
A light note on golf bars lacking the need to prove anything, unlike fishing, where claims often require demonstration. The remark suggests golf venues are less burdened by showing proof, contrasting with fishing activities.
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Phas
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Debbie Trent
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Canada
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California
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D-Ark
White House
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State Department
Amchitka
Clarence E. Larson
AEC
United States
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Heloise
Valley News
Women's News
John P. Hiltz Jr
National Railway Labor Conference
George Shultz
Shultz
Hippies
Erator
Sidney Rawle
Frank Harris
Rawle
Vishnudevananda
Herbert Marriott
Raymond Burke
County Council Planning Authority
Burke
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