Yanks in Viet Nam Total 255000 Fighters Reported
The Army reports North Viet Nam has sent 1,500 to 4,000-6,500 troops monthly to South Viet Nam, with Hanoi possibly reaching 90,000 regulars and 160,000 guerrillas, totaling about 250,000. South Vietnamese forces are said to be at least equal, as increased offensives against the Viet Cong and Red forces continue.
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Viet Tense Elder Statesman of Crime in Killing Tale
Fighters from the Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Hancock clashed with Viet Namese air units near the 17th parallel in North Viet Nam. US Navy and Air Force pilots completed several missions as B52s bombed targets in Quang Ngai Province at dawn. Washington stated there is no evidence of Chinese involvement in recent air battles.
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Violence in Da Nang raises fears for Saigon as Buddhist and Catholic tensions flare. calm begins when authorities say a guard killed not all. In Chicago, Paul Ricca ally faces perjury charges as immigration efforts target his deportation, with witness testimony and appeals shaping a long crackdown on wartime-era syndicate figures.
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Stanford U. Students Pick Left Admirer
Stanford University student body elections produced David Harris winner with 565 votes amid a left leaning campaign. Harris, 20, from Fresno, admired Mario Savio and Paul Goodman, campaigning on shadowy strikes and student representation to reform fraternities and grades.
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Ricca Arrested After Suburban Drive to Airport
Ricca in Henry Higgins style hat and loud shirt was arrested in good company while driving from his $100000 suburban home to O'Mare International Airport. Cerone, his driving companion, accompanied him.
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Mexico U University unrest blamed on Trotskyites agitation
In Mexico City the government framed student unrest as driven by Trotskyite agitators tied to foreign influence. Eight self admitted Trotskyites were arrested earlier. 39 faculty resigned in sympathy with Ignacio Chavez as mobs pressured universities to close and authorities pledged to prevent Latin American destabilization.
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Death Takes Reagan Aide Bonaventura at 58
James Bonaventula 58, longtime Kern County Republican official and head of the Agriculture Fertilizer and Chemical Co, died of a heart attack Thursday night. He was set to escort Reagan at a May speech and host a party tonight. In 1962 he joined a farm group that toured Russia Poland and Yugoslavia.
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House Passes Bill to Curb Degnaping Dogs for Research
The House approved a bill to curb thefts of dogs and rats for sale to research laboratories and to ensure humane treatment of animals used in research. The 352 to 11 vote drew criticism for not going far enough on post lab protections. Rep WW. R. Poage, a sponsor, said it would deter street theft of pets.
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64 Britons Win Churchill Grants
London news reports Winston Churchill Memorial Trust traveling fellowships awarded to 46 Britons after 4,303 applications. Recipients will travel this year to Australia, Canada, India, Pakistan, New Zealand, and the United States to work and study for three to 12 months in other parts of the Commonwealth or the United States.
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Fortified Fire In San Francisco Injures 16 Firefighters
A fortress like brick warehouse near Market Street erupted in a spectacular blaze. About 300 firefighters fought intense heat and smoke as four floors of compartments burned. The building stored bonded rubber tires cigarettes liquor and ammunition.
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