Raids on Son Tay Prison Camp Prompt Questions
Defense secrecy surrounds the Son Tay raid with Laird telling the Senate panel that other actions to free POWs are under consideration. Pentagon details remain sparse as questions linger about force composition and staging, amid calls for more information on the failed attempt last week.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Pentagon
Son Tay
Air Force
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Canal Zone
Won't Hurt Talks-Rogers on North Vietnam raid details
The article reports on officials debating the Son Tay raid in North Vietnam. It cites Army and Air Force volunteers and officers discussing security risks, potential prisoner rescues, and the plan’s secrecy. Generals and colonels are named in assessing helicopter insertions and radar avoidance. It also covers Rogers urging Congress for foreign aid and U.S. stance on Cambodia assistance.
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Red River Bank
Son Tay
Air Force
LeRoy J. Manor
Army
Arthur Simons
the Bull
Rangers
SOG
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
FTC Crackdown Probes Toy Car and Doll Ads
The FTC charges that Mattel Topper and Du Pont falsely depict toy car and doll performances. It cites misleading filming and endorsements, and seeks disclosures or a ban on Zerox leaks claims. Sales figures show Zerox $23 million, Mattel $88 million, Topper $20–$30 million.
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du Pont
Mattel
Hot Wheels
Dancerita Call
Topper
Johnny Lightning
FIC
Royal Pools referral dispute and mission prints inquiry
In September 1968 a Royal Pools Inc referral offer promised a $75 bond for referrals that resulted in four-pool sales. A customer learned the referrer only received $50, and the firm says the card must be submitted before the sale by the referrer, not the buyer. Prints of California missions are available from the county Museum of Natural History, Los Angeles. Also a Long Beach reader reports a food stamp authorization delay due to record transfer, with December cards expected after DPSS coordination.
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Royal Pools
T. W
Long Beach
Mienne Meyling
Anaheim
L. A
County Museum of Natural History
Exposition Blvd
Los Angeles
Action Line
County Department of Public Social Services
E. M
Smincane
DPSS
Crowded Colleges May Turn Away 75 000 Students
Chancellor Glenn Dumke warned state college trustees that enrollment pressures across 19 campuses could deny up to 75 000 qualified students by 1975. A junior transfer deluge worsens an enrollment crisis while freshmen and sophomores fall. A special task force will study impacts and options. An emergency 15 per student fee was approved to cover debts if student bodies fail to meet obligations.
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Glenn
Drake
State College
Dumke
Sonoma State College
CSLB
Ric Oparlis
Bank Takes FBP Advice Robbers $66,000
Harrisburg police report a 23 year old rock singer Terry Lee Brown was arrested on charges of receiving stolen property and conspiracy in a remote control style bank robbery. FBI said no bank robbery charges or recovered money. The scene at Kline Village National Bank saw $66,000 handed over then vanished before authorities arrived.
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Noa
PRT
Terry Lee Brown
The
Zodiac Masters
FBI
Kline Village
National Bank & ‘Crus Company
Central Pennsylvania
WBI
Vely
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