Carnahan dies. industry rise linked to early toil
Paul H. Carnahan 61, chairman of National Steel Corp., died Sunday of a heart attack at his home near Detroit. A Racine Ohio native, he rose from 40 cents an hour at Great Lakes Steel to foreman and wartime superintendent, then president of Great Lakes Steel in 1954 and chairman in 1958 before leading the national firm. Also in brief: Gen Wheeler awarded Thailand’s White Elephant honor. Kim Chong-Pil returns to politics in South Korea. engineer dies at WPEN AM transmitter. Dr Frank Bond, journalism professor, dies. a $26,000 diamond ring is mysteriously returned to Reno socialite’s home.
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Slay 56 Viet Reds in Marine Action Continues
Reported front page item describes a clash in Duong province near Saigon with heavy casualties and a captured suspect. The blast hit the 9th Infantry Division headquarters in Sadec, about 70 miles southwest of Saigon in the Mekong Delta, with 29 suspects detained.
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Marines and Neva West Fire Fight Near New Orleans
A Marine patrol near Da Nang draws heavy fire from Viet Cong units, with Marine forces counting 40 enemy casualties and 15 more in trenches after artillery support. Separately, the freighter Neva West near Belle Chasse patrols a hold fire threatening 12 tons of small arms ammunition. Coast Guard boats and the tug Deluge assist as the crew floods the hold to suppress the blaze. The fire’s cause is under investigation. Marine units report light overall casualties and ongoing local operations continue.
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Texans urge LBJ to end war at Viet Nam peace vigil
About 100 Texans gathered near LBJ's Texas ranch for a three hour peace vigil urging President Johnson to set a date and place for a peace conference and seek a cease fire. Demonstrators handed a letter to a Secret Service agent awaiting Johnson’s holiday presence.
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US accuses freedoms campaign remarks draw countercharges
The article reports a dispute over a wartime remark amid U.S. embassy and press coverage. CBS correspondent Murray Premman quotes a named figure denying using the word campaign while noting a desire to see strong action in Viet Nam. The piece reflects the tense exchanges over policy language.
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American War Prisoners Honored by Four Popes Dies
Albert Cornelia, an insurance executive honored by four popes for service to Catholics, died at 63 after a heart attack. The Viet Cong claimed good will showings by prisoners Smith and McClure, who reported no remarks against U.S. participation in Vietnam. Their families recalled McClure as a high school student from Chatta and overcome by the war.
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