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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
7
At a Special Forces camp near the Laotian border, Montagnard watchers and U S troops endured a night of bombardment as flares lit the jungle and bombers roared. The camp was abandoned by dawn, with defenders torching supplies and blasting ammunition as the Viet Cong overtook Dak Sut.
Athens reports Greek political unrest deepens as critics blame the royal family and King Constantine, 25, for fueling turmoil. The crisis, which began July 15, grows as opponents press to curb the monarchy while Constantine seeks a calmer palace milieu.
Greece's royal saga centers on Constantine II and Queen Anne Marie as critics decry foreign marriages and a 1960s crisis. Left and right clash over monarchy while protesters in Athens demand change amid political turmoil.
United Steelworkers executives convene in Pittsburgh to review a reported industry contract offer rejected by a union source. With seven days until the August 31 strike deadline, the 33-member board weighs whether to formally back the proposed terms or push for a tougher settlement.
Negotiators challenge a tentative raise between 9 and 13 cents an hour for 4500 steel workers who now average 3.40 an hour. The union seeks 17.9 cents more and won 11.5 cents in an interim contract expiring Sept. 1. The report notes ambivalence toward presenting the proposal to the board.
Charles E. Rinehart III electronics technician aboard the USS Norfolk participates in operation Unitas VE, an anti submarine warfare training exercise. The exercise, begun August 18, includes US forces and naval units from Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Peru Uruguay and others.
Baltimore officials announce about 4 percent of elementary pupils will be on part time schedules this year. The shift plan, up from last term, affects roughly 12,600 to 27,000 students as none of the new elementary schools will open. Assistant Superintendent Edith V Walker cites limited openings as the reason.
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