USAF Plans Urgent Rebuilding of South Vietnam Shelters
The Air Force orders rapid reconstruction of aircraft shelters in South Vietnam to guard against intensified Viet Cong rocket and mortar attacks. Tests will choose roof materials, with construction to follow. the effort is part of a broader plan projected to reach into Europe and the Pacific, including Korea, with billions in protection funding.
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Reds U S Britain Pledge Nuclear Curb at U N
The Soviet Union the United States and Britain pledged to rally the U N Security Council against nuclear threats to nations renouncing weapons. They backed a Big Three resolution lauding nonnuclear states and anticipated votes from several council members while others were expected to abstain. Goldberg said the major powers’ action adds deterrence.
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British Heart Patient Dies
London AP reports Freder ik West, a British heart transplant recipient, died after four days with an infected heart after receiving a donor heart May 3. His death leaves five surviving transplant recipients, including one in Brazil in deteriorating condition.
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Marine to Get Examination in Threat Case
Marine Pvt. Jimmy Lee McBride of Denton Texas, charged with threatening President Johnson, was ordered remanded to a federal reformatory for psychiatric study by U S District Judge Fred Kunzel. McBride, stationed at Camp Pendleton, pleaded senility to providing false information to an FBI agent and the President threat charge was dismissed pending examination results.
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Clerk Foils Robbery Try With Toy Gun
In Cincinnati two masked men attempted a hotel robbery at Kemper Lane Hotel. Night clerk Gerald McGreal faced them with a toy pistol, shouted he had a gun, ducked behind a shelf, and heard two shots fired over his head. The would‑be robbers fled without taking the money.
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Double date to Chicago Washington and New York travel plan
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West German Leader Urges Action Over East German Move
West German Chancellor Kiesinger and cabinet allies met in Berlin to consider steps against East German restrictions and Soviet pressure. He warned against provocation and said cooperation with the East would require trust, while Parliament discussed tax and subsidy changes to boost business and research incentives. A commemorative rally marked 15 years since the East German uprising as protests and clashes occurred during the day.
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Memory Mastery Booklet Promises Easy Skills
A Chicago publisher touts a simple memory technique that allegedly boosts business and social standing by recalling details accurately. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet Adventures in Memory mailed to Memory Studies Dept 459-514 Diversey Pkwy Chicago IL 60647.
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Viet Cong surrender surrounded Saigon outskirts
AP photographer describes more than 100 surrendering Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops to government marines near Saigon after hours of combat. Marines gave first aid and evacuated 20 seriously wounded as civilians offered food and relief. One survivor, Tran Van Guyen of Paris, shared his background.
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