US Soldiers Hunt Viet Cong Rocket Sites Near Saigon
Saigon area reports US troops probing near the capital, uncovering rocket sites and engaging enemy guerrillas. Allied forces claim success destroying rocket caches and disrupting Viet Cong attacks, amid ongoing ground and air operations across South Vietnam.
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Federal Unit Favors Control Of Billboards
A nationwide AP survey shows the federal government backing billboard control tied to highway funds. States including Maryland Alaska California Connecticut Vermont Puerto Rico DC Kentucky Rhode Island Utah Virginia and more have interagency pacts or laws aligned with the Highway Beautification Act. Officials say many states plan bills next year to meet federal standards on billboard placement size spacing and lighting along Interstate and primary roads.
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Sirhan Seen On Gun Range Day Before Kennedy Killing
Witnesses recount Sirhan Sirhan at a San Gabriel Valley gun range twelve hours before Kennedy assassination. Grand jury transcripts narrate shooters, a smiling bystander woman, and the Embassey Room scene as Kennedy was proclaimed victor. Carreon identifies Sirhan from photos and notes a special mint Magnum bullet.
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Security tightens as presidential campaigns rally crowds
Security agents hover at candidate appearances across the nation. Secret Service and police screen attendees, search bags, and lock auditoria during speeches by McCarthy and Rockefeller allies. In Indianapolis and Tulsa gatherings, shielding aims to prevent violence after Kennedys death, while Robertson, linked to a murder trial, faces testimony on brain activity.
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Use Of 2 Brain Wave Tests For Robertson Trial
Report outlines two brain wave tests presented in a murder trial. Doctors testified on the pattern changes and possible medicated influences, while the defense and state witnesses described blood sugar tests and other examinations. A March second test showed improvement and normal wave patterns, with discussion of the patient’s mental state and related testimony continuing on page 2.
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Letters Show Shift In Control Of Guns
A flood of telegrams and calls urging stronger federal gun control has reached Congress after the Kennedy assassination. Messages from urban and rural areas alike show broad support for gun curbs, while some members resist tighter measures. Presidents proposals include extending mail order restrictions to handguns, compulsory licensing, and registration. House and Senate members debate balancing public safety with sportsmen and gun owners' interests amid a shifting national mood.
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Jury Deliberations in Spock Trial Spark Debate
The jury begins deliberations in the Spock case amid questions on conspiracy and violent crime. Prosecutors press for maximum penalties while defense argues the actions reflect broader political aims. The proceedings touch on gun control, wartime protests, and constitutional issues as closing arguments loom.
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Rickover Eyes Fate Of Scorpion Not Known At Press Conf
Admiral Hyman Rickover told reporters at the Naval War College that the fate of the Scorpion cannot be determined. He warned rescue is unlikely, noting submarines break up under pressure and crews are hard to recover. He defended continued nuclear fleet development and praised Senator Pastore for naval support.
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