Percy Percy in Dakson village near Saigon under Viet Cong fire
Dennis Smith, a 28 year old U S refugee official from Massachusetts, recounts how Senator Charles H Percy survived Viet Cong mortar and small arms fire during an unscheduled visit to the Dakson village near the Cambodian border. Smith describes crawling to the river and guiding Percy and others to safety as helicopter gunships arrived.
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Kansas House committee backs two junior college bills
Education Committee of the Kansas House recommended passage of two bills affecting junior colleges. One would repeal obsolete statutes and the other would authorize Highland Junior College to continue instruction at Fort Leavenworth’s Army disciplinary barracks. The panel killed 13 bills and advanced nearly 48 others, including a proposal to raise the teacher certificate fee from 5 to 7 dollars.
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Aussies Computerize National Habit Betting On Racehorses
Sydney reports on Australia’s off-course TAB betting network expanding nationwide. State governments run totalizator shops and telephone betting, linking on and off course pools. The system reallocates 87 percent to punters, 8 percent to TAB expenses, 5 percent to clubs or government. Victoria now operates a 2 million dollar computer to handle telebetting with 142 calls per minute capacity.
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