Youth saves two women from icy Michigan river crash
A 19-year-old youth, Lawrence Rickle, jumped into the Quantassee River after a car skidded off Michi gan 25 near Sagina, freeing Mrs. Mildred McIntire and Mrs. Beryl Davis from seat belts and a submerged vehicle. Both women were listed in good condition at Bay City Hospital. Rickle received treatment for exposure and was released.
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Michigan
Bay County
Mildred McIntire
Beryl Davis
Pigeon
Mich
Michi
Sagina
Quanhassee
Lawrence Rickle
Bay City Hospital
Beret Camp Shelled as Saigon Offensive Intensifies
North Vietnamese mortars and artillery pounded Bu Prang Green Beret camp in the border offensive. Guerrillas ambushed Vietcong forces southwest of Saigon, killing 36 and wounding 12. U S Navy handed over My Tho base to the Saigon government as U S casualties top 308000 wounded or killed.
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Saigon
UPS
Green Beret
Bu Prang
U.S
Mekong
U.S. Navy
My Tho
Mekong Delta
Vietnam
No Coalition With Cong Declared By Saigon
Saigon clarified after a Paris peace talks session that it will not form a coalition government or concede territory to the Viet Cong. The Foreign Affairs Ministry emphasized South Vietnam’s refusal, noting all political groups may participate in elections if they renounce violence and accept election results, referencing President Thieu’s six point plan.
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Sanctuary
Sance Tuary
First Unitarian
Los Angeles
Vietnam
Louis Anthony Franchina
Franchina
U.S
Saigon
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
United States
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Cabot Lodge
Republic of
Nguyen van Thieu
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Stolen 3 Times Grandma Chains Her Car to a Lamp Post
Pauline Cooper parks her 1957 Chevrolet after dark and chains it to a lamp post after the car was stolen three times in six weeks. Police recovered the car each time and found missing parts. She installed a heavy chain lock and a Hi alarm, explaining she cannot fit in many new cars.
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Pauline Cooper
Venice
Cooper
Local Newspaper Data Fragment From 1747
Fragmentary OCR shows a late 18th century press item with garbled routing and pricing data. It mentions Long Beach and carrier delivery daily and Sunday, with nonsensical numbers and dates. The readable content is minimal and lacks a coherent news event or identifiable people.
Israelis Stage Air Retaliatory Raid Across the Suez
Israeli warplanes attacked Egyptian targets along the central and southern Suez Canal regions, one plane reportedly shot down by anti aircraft fire. All raiders returned to base. Concurrently Israel and Arab states traded war words over the Athens bombing and renewed cross border clashes near Jordan with several injuries reported. A Soviet general, Nikolai V Boikov, died after a long illness.
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Suez Canal
Egypt
Cross Canal
Tel Aviv
Canal
Cairo
Middle East
Jordan
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Mary Mamon
Cathedral of God
John Lymm Rirk
Sandra Star Baron
Tumco
Calif
Beret
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Due Lap
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