Second Ambush of Yanks Ground Fire and Bombardment
North Vietnam faced repeated U S air strikes as the 706th American plane led a ground-fire ambush while B 52 bases pounded positions near the South Vietnam border. Spokesmen reported weekly U S battle deaths at 171 and total casualties around 14,000 dead and 88,502 wounded, with heavy Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses and high allied fatalities.
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North Vietnam
Army 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Designer Working on Lynda Gown
New York report says wedding dress for Lynda Bird Johnson will be designed by House of Bianchi with sketches submitted, seeking a traditional white gown with long sleeves and a military flavor for the Dec. 9 White House ceremony with Charles Robb.
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New York
UPD
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
House of Bianchi
Michael Walt
Bianchi
Topi
Lean
Boston
Phyllis Bianchi
Lexington
Mass
Bernard Lange
Johnson
Charles 5. Robb
Robb
Secret Viet Memo Sparks Governors' Outcry
A White House memo circulated amid Vietnam policy debate jeopardizes support from GOP and Democratic governors. The document traces past governor actions and questions if President Johnson or aides prompted the moves. Governors face pressure as final conference actions loom and party lines divide.
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Johnson
St. Thomas
Washington
White House
George Christian
Reagan
Rottmey
Daniel
Romney
Jury resumes in three 1964 civil rights slayings case
An all white seven women and five men jury, guarded by armed U.S. marshals, resumes deliberations in the federal trial of 18 whites charged with conspiracy in the 1964 slaying of two white New Yorkers and one Black Meridian man. The 10-day trial followed over three years of investigation and legal maneuvering by the federal government.
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Meridian
Miss
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Philadelphia
Massive Fog Crash Kills Woman Injures Ten
A freeway crash in heavy fog left one woman dead and about ten others injured. Victims include Marian B D Byers 25 of 1720 W Burmett St treated for rib and kidney injuries. her 10 month old son Avery treated for hand lacerations. Navy Capt Edward D Loweecey 44 treated for head injuries at Navy hospital. Others named include Michael Tetzloff 21 sailor aboard USS Isle Royale Fred B Hernandez 70 Henry Riverson 25 Jack Crozier 37 Grace Berry 53 Marjorie Smith 25 Patti Langwiser 40 among incomplete roster.
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Avery
Navy
Edward D. Loweecey
Terminal Island
Michael
Tetzloff
Isle Royale
Fred B. Hernandez
Seabright Ave
Henry Riverson
20Th St
Marjorie Smith
Webster Ave
Patti Langwiser
All San Diego Freeway Lanes Reopen After Blaze
All lanes of the San Diego Freeway are now open to normal traffic near the Harbor Freeway after a tank truck and trailer overturned and exploded earlier, buckling support structures and cracking cement. A transition lane remains closed while investigators assess damage estimated at 250,000. truck driver William Wingeval of La Puente died in the fire.
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San Diego
Harbor
Highway Patrol
State Division of Highways
William Wingeval
la Puente
Students Eye Draft Boycott Across Wisconsin Campus
Students in central Wisconsin began picketing campus buildings after an announcement of suspensions for antiwar action. Across the country, antiwar protests intensified with demonstrations in California, Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Chicago as authorities warned of potential National Guard deployment.
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Vietnam
Wisconsin
West Coast
Arliegh Williams
University of California
Berkeley
Oakland
Oakland Induction Center
Ronald Reagan
Virgin Island
California
National Guard
Buffalo
Draft Board
Northampton
Mass
James Faulkner
Youth Hurls Flower at Policeman Cleared in Santa Barbara Case
Municipal Judge Frank Kearney dismissed a charge against 18 year old John Tower for throwing a substance at Officer Donald Sweet. The officer testified Tower and friends were on a Santa Barbara street when Tower offered a daisy to the patrol car and allegedly threw the flower after it was rejected. Tower maintained it was not funny.
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Santa Barbara
Frank Kearney
John Tower
Donald Sweet
Sweet
Tower
Aide Testifies of Guns in Kirschke Desk
Testimony claims two guns were found in Kirschke's office a .22 and a .25 while prosecutors press that both murders used a .38. Aide recounts seeing a larger gun and Kirschke's secretary describes a drastic change to his demeanor before the killings.
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Kirschkes
Allorney General
Kirschk
Asst
Albert W. Harris
Kirschke
Harrington and Richards
Long Beach
Jack
Holt outlines Vietnam allies summit schedule
Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt said a Vietnam allies summit would occur in late November or early December, in Seoul or Bangkok, with a goal to share knowledge and prospects. He noted electoral calendars in South Vietnam and Australia likely delay the date. He also indicated Australia would not object to its aircraft taking part in bombing North Vietnam.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
Harold Holt
Vietnam
Holt
Seoul
South Korea
Bangkok
Thailand
Johnson
Lynda Bint
White House
North Vietnam
Car for School on Your Mind Bar Gains in Classified Ads
Classified ads highlight bar gains and car listings aimed at students and parents. The readable clippings point to affordable vehicles and campus related offers through the day. Local sellers showcase compact autos suitable for school needs and budgeting amid busy schedules.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
John H. Chaffee Jr
Rhode Island
Chaffee
Marian BD. Byers
W. Burmett St
Byers
Pacific Hospital
S. Diego
Faulkner
Chicago
Armed Forces Induction Center
Chicago Center
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Kirsch
Saginaw, Mich
United Air Lines
Saginaw
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TriCity
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