U S to Use Mobile Strike Forces After 3rd Marine Pullout
AP dispatch reports that by December 15 the 3rd Marine Division will withdraw, leaving the north frontier to South Vietnamese forces led by the 1st Infantry Division. The United States plans mobile strike forces from the 1st Brigade of the 5th Mech Division and afloat Marines to cover the DMZ and northern Quang Tri.
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New Hanoi Offensive Expected In November
Gen Abrams said Hanoi plans a winter spring campaign in South Vietnam with attacks likely from rockets mortars and small ground units. Coordinated strikes near Da Nang Cambo dian border reveal a regimental hospital complex and weapon caches underground.
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Blacks Divided Over Atlanta's Black Candidate Tate Faces Unease Over Black Vote
The Atlanta Negro community weighs support for Dr. H E Tate as polls show low backing and many undecided voters. Critics accuse militants of intimidation while Tate denies any wrongdoing and vows a clean campaign.
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Con con artistry blamed by New Jersey fraud victim
A New Jersey man blasts mail order book sellers for prepaying yet receiving only partial or no items. NYC investigators confirm the cheats and secure a $4.50 refund from one store and two books from the other. The check was sent to the complainant, who is a prison convict.
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Londonderry Bogside barricades come down under army deal
Londonderry announces removal of border bar ricades in the Bogside and Creggan after an army consent. The Royal Ulster Constabulary will not enter the area while residents pledge to limit police access as guards monitor the transition. A gasoline bomb targeted a police car nearby amid the standoff.
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A Glance Inside The Supreme Court A New Era Starting
Constitutional law expert Philip Kurland analyzes the Supreme Court in a preview of a new era and its crises of confidence. Philadelphia and Boston vie to host the United States 200th birthday celebration. Frank Gorshin impersonates famous figures including New York mayor Jimmy Walker in a feature on page 51.
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Pleasant weather forecast for today and Monday
Pleasant weather outlook shows mostly sunny skies today with a high in the mid 70s. Tonight will be fair and cool with temperatures in the 50s, and tomorrow brings partly cloudy and warm conditions.
Chuckle Reflects on Self Starters and Boss Crankiness
A humorous remark argues that more self starters would spare the boss from being a crank, suggesting workplace complaints stem from reliance on leadership. The line presents a witty take on initiative and management.
Haynsworth Bought Brunswick Stock After Hearing Case
Supreme Court nominee Clement F. Haynsworth purchased 16000 dollars in Brunswick Corp. stock in 1967 six weeks after joining a pro Brunswick decision but before the opinion was announced. The Justice Department said no information from the hearing entered the purchase and questioned whether liens on bowling alley fixtures could affect stock value. Senators debated the ethics and potential impact on his confirmation.
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