Allies Hit Viet Cong as Toll Rises in Viet Nam War
Leaders report heavy fighting across South Vietnam with Allied forces claiming hundreds of Viet Cong killed. In the largest Korean operation to date around Qui Nhon 214 enemy killed and 281 detained, while U.S. forces suffer hundreds wounded and dozens missing. Air campaigns target routes from Navi Viet Nam to Hanoi with multiple bridges, junks, and rail links hit.
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Qui Nhon
U.S
Viet Nam
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Magia Pass
Ho Chil
Minh Trail
Air Force
Red River Valley
Hanoi
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Former Mob Companion Ginny Virginia Dies Yet Lives History
The article recounts Virginia Hill known as Ginny, a key mob figure linked to Siegel and Costello, her foiled heiress image, Kefauver hearings appearances, and life across New York Chicago Paris and Sun Valley before fading into a quieter later life in Europe. A separate Dallas report notes Lorene Hawk, a 65 year old heart patient revived 154 times by defibrillator shocks, finally dying after open chest massage and repeated electrical shocks.
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Mexico City
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Charley Fischetti
Joe Adonis
Hauser
Europe
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Osteopathic Hospital
Lorene Hawk
C.D. Brashier
Five climbers conquer Eiger north wall in straight ascent
In Kleine Scheidegg Switzerland five men, a Scot and four Germans, completed the 6,000 foot north wall of the Eiger the ascent long deemed impossible. They reached a snowfield near the summit after a vertical climb up the icy face, spending the night on the snow slope.
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Kleine Scheidegg
Switzerland
UPI
Eiger
Dougal Haston
Joerg Lehne
Tsarapkin
Alexei A. Roshi
Ajchin
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Zorin
John Harlin
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Soviet envoy Semyon Tsarapkin replaced at Geneva talks
The disarmament conference in Geneva said goodbye to Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin after eight years of service. U S Delegate Adrian Visher praised his skilled conduct of discussions as the long-running conference continued with new leadership.
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Isarapin
Cieneva
U. S
Adrian S. Visher
Tsarapkin
Wealthy Man and Wife Slain in Del Mar Home
Detectives theorize a burglar killed prominent couple Edward and Mrs. Johnson in their Del Mar beachfront residence Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Their bodies were found in a hallway and on the patio, both in night clothes, with blood spatter suggesting a struggle. Johnson, a retired Los Angeles auto firm executive, was married to the widow of stockbroker John B. Sherman. they owned a Dayton ranch and a Lake Tahoe home.
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Los Angeles
John B. Sherman
Evanston, Ill
Johnsons
Dayton
Nev
Lake Tahoe
Gas Line Burst Sets Redondo Beach Homes Ablaze
A broken butane line near Kingsdale and Ripley Avenues caused a fire that destroyed two homes and damaged a third on a Redondo Beach hillside. A bridge party was underway inside one house but no injuries occurred. Fire crews arrived at 10:09 a.m. and contained the flames.
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Kingsdale
Ripley
Pete Saholeski
Saholeski
Wom
Redondo Beach
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Dr. Ramsey
Sistine Chapel
Papal Marriage Rules Spark Anglican Query and Dialog
The report centers on Dr. Ramsey criticizing non Catholic partner vows in mixed marriages while noting the rule may not be final. It covers a joint service with Pope Paul VI and an Anglican delegation, where a joint declaration launches serious dialogue toward unity in truth as prayed by Christ, greeted by 13,000 in the basilica.
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Junian
Jan Willebrands
Vatican
Christian Warty Secretariat
Ralph _ Dean
Anglican Communion
Ramsey
John Mxit
Vatican Bank Sees 5 Percent Savings Interest Approved
The Fed and Vatican financial authorities announce 5 percent annual savings interest for deposits of 2500 dollars or more held for six months. The move aims to ease competition with state banks amid rising rates, amid talks of unity between Catholic and Anglican groups and ongoing doctrinal debates.
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