Viet Cong Intensify Infiltration Of Saigon Infiltrators
Viet Cong shells Saigon for a second night with rockets and mortars as fresh troops move into the southern capital. Government forces, aided by U S sources, claim to have overrun Viet Cong positions in Gia Dinh and Cholon while continuing to press operations across Saigon as casualties mount.
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Ilal
Calle Cholon
Niles
Five Missing Dead In Wake Of Abby
Hurricane Abby battered Florida as it moved north eastward toward Cape Kennedy. Five people were missing and one child died in flood waters near Punta Gorda, with alerts from central and southern Florida. A Saturn 1 rocket remained secured at Cape Canaveral as warnings and rough seas kept small craft in port.
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Abby
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Campa
Arnold Sugg
National Hurricane Center
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Air Force
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Tarpon Springs
Daytona Beach
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Yucatan Peninsula
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Key West
Johnson asks Soviet help to end Vietnam war
President Johnson appeals to the Soviet Union for closer U S Soviet cooperation in seeking peace in Vietnam. He notes progress since Hollybush and urges travel part way together to reduce hostilities. Addressing Glassboro State College graduates he warns of rough road ahead but stresses small steps can weave a fabric of peace.
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Alex N. Konygin
Vietnam
United States
Russia
Johnson
Glassporo State College
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Tobnson
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Washington
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Philadel
Phia International
Glasshoro
Glassboro
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Hollybush
Ghassi
Giap Hard Line Complicates Early Vietnam Peace Talks
Paris reports quote Gen Vo Nguyen Giap taking a tough stance before negotiations with the United States. Le Duc Tho and Hanoi officials hint at broader political talks only after bombing stops. U.S. envoy Harriman plans talks, while Hanoi signals possible second-phase talks if bombing ends.
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le Duc Tho
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Ylennamese
Communist Party
Ann Xuan Thuy
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United States
W. Ayterell Harriman
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Chafee Names Vernon J Lisbon Head Rhode Island Board
Governor Chafee announced Vernon J Lisbon of Newport will be chairman of the Rhode Island Commission Against Discrimination, pending Senate confirmation. Lisbon, 41, replaces Dr. Barry A. Marks, who will leave Rhodes Island to head the English Department at American University in Washington. Lisbon is director of Family Service for Newport and a part time faculty member at Salve Regina College. He is a Navy veteran and longtime local worker with Newport community groups. He resides at 632 Yaudt Ave Newport.
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Janice Bell
Cranslansand
Yau Zandt Ave
Middletown Council Names 4 To Board
Middletown Council appoints four new members to the Planning Board after the prior panel collapsed over a zoning dispute. Welch Cardoza Pratt and Dwyer named to fill terms. Rodrigu es questions conflict of interest amid turnover.
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Middletown
Thomas J. Todrigues
Epablican
Francis P. Silvia
Silvia
Welch
Cardoza
Pratt
War Dwyer
Rodrigues
Rodriues
James Kall
Edgar Melinney
Planing Board
Maranth
Hut
Renewal Unit Lacks Offers, Council Told
A city council session in City Hall discussed delays in the downtown renewal project. Officials from the council and development agency voiced regret over the lag, with no new plan offered. The meeting followed a review of the project’s history by a Thames Street jeweler, Joseph Apanson, and noted rumors of a local bid for sponsorship after the withdrawal of the last preferred developer months ago. The district runs from Market Square to West Marlborough Street along Thames Street, with sources suggesting possible parceling of the redevelopment area.
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Rer
Council and Development Agency
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Hoon Aiculdets UL Me Agen
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Joseph Apanson
Thames Street
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Sission
Atonson
Ast
Arcs
Market Square
Marlborough Street
Thanes Street
Ares
Barge of Junk Lands on Goat Island Again
A second load of junked autos and wreckage arrived at Goat Island from Mlock Island this afternoon. City police, alerted by Redevelopment Agency officials, watched as the tugboat captain tied the barge to the island amid ongoing efforts to remove unwanted craft without court action.
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Suehas
Israeli Jets Blast Arabs Warfront Barrage Across Jordan
Amid clashes along the Jordan River, Israeli fighter wings pounded targets as artillery and tanks fired across frontier settlements. Reports say black smoke rose over border towns while both sides exchanged mortars and shelling.
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Bell
Lobbingy
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Al'gheley
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