Reds Shift War Focus From DMZ to North Vietnam
North Vietnam faced intensified air raids as U S planes hit Haiphong and the Hanoi rail link while ships targeted bridges. A Marine Phantom was missing after a DMZ engagement. Navy and Air Force men led a 144-mission push concentrating on supply lines and anti-aircraft sites as heavy shelling pounded Vietnamese battalions near Con Thien.
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Spaghetti Meat Balls Dinner Ad Notes Brand Identities
A fragmented advertisement lists Jenny brands and items including Swift's Spaghetti and Meat Balls Captain's Choice Sole Dinner and Green Giant corn and spinach products. It mentions Reames noodles Coffee Edward's Coffee Safeway and an Instant 5c off label, reflecting a collage of grocery items and promotions from a mid century retail page. The reader sees multiple product names and a discount label amid stray punctuation and capitalization.
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SACB Budget Approved But Not Happily
The Subversive Activities Control Board faces another year of operations with a $295000 budget, despite criticism from Sen. William Proxmire who argued for no funding. The panel has not held a hearing in about two years and remains under congressional scrutiny amid staff controversy and calls for reform.
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Mao Losing Control in Major Chinese Cities and Provinces
Nationalist Chinese intelligence quotes Mao Tse tung holding power in only two major cities and five of 26 provinces, while acknowledging his central-government grip remains intact. The 14 month cultural revolution has led to the liquidation of 52 generals and purge of nine of 15 vice premiers.
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Ottawa Herald brief notes sept 27 1967 page ten
Short column from Ottawa Herald on September 27 1967 highlights items of local interest. Includes community updates, upcoming events, and brief notices affecting residents of Ottawa and surrounding area.
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Ottawa Herald
UAW seeks $1.20 hourly rise in one year for Detroit shops
The United Auto Workers urged the Detroit Tooling Association to grant a $1.20 hourly wage increase for about 6,000 UAW members in independent Detroit job shops. A deadlock 21 days earlier sparked a strike against Ford idling 160,000 workers nationwide and halting model production as Ford lines resume without contract protection while GM and Chrysler operate.
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