Heaviest U S Raids Hit North Vietnam In War Push
American warplanes launched the heaviest raids of the conflict on North Vietnam with 171 missions aimed at bridges fuel depots and transport hubs around Hanoi Haiphong and the northern panhandle. B52s struck troop concentrations near Qui Nhon as allied forces boost numbers.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
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Haiphong
Panhandle
Tonkin Gulf
United States
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Binh Dinh
Tuy Hoa
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Dong Hoi
Radio
Hai Thanh
1St Infantry
Philippines
South
Viet Nam
Ferdinand Marcos
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
South Korea
Trial for Mihajlov in Two Weeks
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports controversial author Mihajlo Mihajlov to stand trial within two weeks on charges of spreading false information about sociopolitical conditions. He was released from jail Friday after arrest on August 8 in Zadar. He plans a magazine opposing Tito's Communist party and cites indictments tied to his works Russian Themes and Moscow Summer 1964 banned in Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Zadar
Tito
Communist Party
Paris
Moscow
De Gaulle watches third Pacific nuclear blast in Tahiti
President Charles de Gaulle viewed France s third Pacific nuclear test from the cruiser De Grasse as a 100 kiloton balloon launch near Mururoa lit up the sky. France aims for an hydrogen bomb by 1968 with two more tests planned in the coming weeks. Japan protested France s test series as regretful.
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Tahiti
Charles de Gaulle
France
Mururoa
French Republic
de Grasse
de Gaulle
Mururoa Atoll
Moscow
Pacific
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
China
Newsmen To Inherit Seats In Reduced Ohio House
In Columbus AP reports that Ohio House reporters will obtain 22 of 37 extra high backed chairs after the chamber shrinks from 137 to 100 members. Sergeant At Arms Harry Corkwell notes 11 chairs will sit at each end of the horseshoe chamber.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Harry Corkwell
Wilson defies Commonwealth on Rhodesia independence stance
London sources report Prime Minister Harold Wilson will resist Commonwealth pressure to delay Rhodesia independence until black majority rule is secured. He backed a cabinet endorsement for a speech to the 22 nation conference asserting Britain will decide timing and terms of any settlement, with power handed over only under ironclad majority guarantees.
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London
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Wilson
Commonwealth
Canada
Cyprus
Britain
Smith
Nitro Box Attached To Safe Would Deter Thief
An old black metal box strapped to a safe at C Ryan Insurance in Kansas City was found to contain 15 ounces of nitroglycerin after an Army bomb disposal team from Fort Riley removed it. Police concluded the device could have blown the building if triggered.
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Kansas City
Kan
Im C. Ryan
Insurance Agency
James E. Hawley
Ft. Riley
Hawley
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Hamilton Man Suspect In Burglaries
In Marion Indiana Ronald Jones and Robert Michaels both from Hamilton Ohio were jailed after a high speed chase ending in a crash that injured two patrolmen. Michaels Patterson and Jones admitted a series of local break ins and floated plans to rob residences then slip back to Putnam County.
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Ind
Robert Michaels
Hamilton
Ohio
Michaels
Ronald Jones
Ted Null
Mike Patterson
Putnamville
Patterson
State Farm
Null
Porpoises Return To School At Naval Center
Six porpoises flown from Tampa to PT Mugu join a Navy center program. One porpoise will learn message delivery to scientists underwater while others work with behavioral science and communications experts.
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PT. Mugu
Calif
Tampa
Fla
U.S. Naval Missile Center
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