Haiphong Bridges Still Targeted as Air Raids Continue
U S Navy jets destroyed a bridge out of Haiphong and battled MIGs near the city as Radio Hanoi claimed several American planes were downed. Seven Marines died and 135 were wounded along the DMZ amid heavy shelling at Con Thien and Gio Linh. AP photographer Henri Huet was injured.
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Red Dragon Lady Held In Murders
National police director Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan says Miss Phung Ngoc Anh a 24 year old Vietnamese of Chinese descent was arrested with a .45 pistol used to kill five people including two Americans. He says she admitted three shootings and operated from a motorcycle with a male driver in Cholon Saigon.
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Charles T. Chung
Flood Waters From Beulah Seal Off Much Of Texas
Floods from Hurricane Beulah drenched about 40,000 square miles in South Texas isolating up to a million people. rescues by National Guard and Navy vehicles pushed through floodwaters in towns like Linton Falfurrias and Pettus as rains continued. Texas officials warned of more rain while statesplanned aid including 25 000 pounds of tinned meat to the Rio Grande Valley.
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Houston
Gulf of Mexico
United States Pushes Softer Talk on Vietnam Peace Talks
In Washington AP reports U S aims to shift Hanoi’s language from could to would for talks. Goldberg urges a definite commitment to talk peace if bombing ends, noting past conditions and similar Soviet reactions in 1966 and 1967 with repeated emphasis on reciprocal de escalation.
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Industrialist Bernard Goldfine Dies at 76 in Boston
Bernard Goldfine, a textile magnate and noted White House gift giver to Sherman Adams, died at his Boston home at age 76. His career included a 1950s tax evasion conviction, a Danbury prison term, and a later transfer to a Staten Island hospital after a stroke. Adams and Eisenhower faced scrutiny over his gifts and alleged conflicts.
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900 Boys Restore Ghost Town Kendall In Montana
Lewistown residents and the North Central Montana Council of the Boy Scouts of America lead about 500 boys in reviving Kendall a ghost town in the North Moccasin Mountains. The project will clean streets restore foundations paint woodwork and lay out streets named as in the old town while preserving historical significance.
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Southwestern Ohio Weekend Forecast Says Sunny Skies and Cool Temperatures
A forecast for Southwestern Ohio calls for mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures today and Saturday. Tonight will bring clear skies and cooler temperatures in the low 40s to mid 40s. Yesterday reached a high of 75 and a low of 50.
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