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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
2
Jets attacked a Montagnard village near Route 9 Lang Vei area wounding about 200 and killing 83. The strike, seen by Green Berets on a hill, hit 100 thatch houses along a 400 yard path. Refugees fled as 150 seriously wounded were evacuated to coastal hospitals.
Kellogg and Miss Dart survived a long alpine ordeal near a canyon in Oregon and later reunited after a daring helicopter rescue. Kellogg, thin and bearded, recounted being trapped on a snow ledge beside a waterfall with scarce food. The couple, both experienced climbers, had planned a college vacation to Baja California and were reported missing near the rugged 10,150-foot peak before the rescue.
Funeral services are held today for Doug Drury a noted bridge player who died Wednesday at his Hebastips home aged 52. Relatives friends and members of the Drury Two-Club Bld: ours d uing Convention gathered to pay respects as weather and rough travel hindered some.
The Clark panel urges President Johnson to mobilize more organized reservists to share the war burdens, calls for stricter draft enforcement, and recommends closing college deferments upon graduation or at age 24. It opposes a draft lottery and notes athletes have not been granted ongoing special treatment.
UPI reports Chunky Com of New York City recalls 750000 worth of chocolate Chunky bars after Salmonella contamination found in the plant. FDA confirms nationwide recall covering bars produced since October and notes the plant closure.
Walker M Pitts, 51, and roommate Robert T Minn, 52, were arrested after Gideon Logwood reported a man assaulted him on the Lincoln Park beach near the rollercoaster took his wallet containing 126 dollars and fled. Pitts was booked on strong arm robbery charges at 248 Pacific Ave hotel room.
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison said arrest of Clay Shaw widens a conspiracy case tied to Lee Harvey Oswald and others plotting Kennedy's murder in 1962. Garrison predicted further arrests. Shaw denies charges and awaits a March 14 preliminary hearing.
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