RFK Rallies Against Violence in San Francisco Speech
Senator Robert F. Kennedy denounces Negro violence and vows the law will meet it with full force. He calls for urban reconstruction ahead of lunar goals and explains violence harms society, as McCarthy discusses ransom in a Pueblo incident and both campaigns face Indiana primary spending claims.
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Panhandle Pounded as Air Strikes Set 1968 Record
American war planes flew 160 missions over North Vietnam's southern panhandle, the second straight day of record activity in 1968. Air Force Navy and Marine pilots reported heavy raids against supply targets, following a 145-mission tally the previous day, the largest in nearly four months.
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Bamboo viper booby traps flash Viet Cong caves
Army major James A. Vik described bamboo vipers as ceiling-hung booby traps used by Viet Cong in caves to deter pursuing U.S. soldiers. He cited seven venomous snake species in the region and noted the blue kraft as highly deadly. Vik estimates about 50 bites yearly in South Vietnam with about five fatalities, and said antivenoms must be developed to cover Asian snakes within a year.
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Television Log Snapshot Highlights a Day’s Broadcasts
A dense list of TV programming and film slots spans from morning to late night. It names hosts like Merv Griffin and Joe Pyne alongside shows such as Captain Kangaroo and I Love Lucy, plus serials, movies, and specials across networks, with numerous time slots and channel cues.
North Pole Team Reaches Pole by Surface Travel
A six man expedition led by Ralph Plaisted becomes the first to reach the North Pole by surface travel since 1909. They arrived Friday after a 44 day 474 mile trek across the polar ice cap.
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