Bombers Strike Viet Cong in Mekong Delta Battle
U S and Vietnamese forces bombed Viet Cong targets in the Mekong Delta, killing about 238. A military spokesman cited American losses of 74 killed and 432 wounded last week, with enemy casualties down and 748 captives. Heavy bases near Dong Ha and Hai Phong were hit as monsoon tensions rise. Ky kept cabinet crisis quiet on Manila visit.
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Russ Morocco Pact Seen Nearing Economic Accord
Moscow reports indicate a nearing sign of an economic and technical pact between Russ Moroccco union and Morocco during King Hassan II's visit to Moscow next week.
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Six Cities Join Revolt on Food Prices
Six more cities joined a shoppers protest over rising food costs fueling a district attorney investigation into possible state law violations. Activists from Phoenix and Van Nuys outlined methods to pressure supermarkets while blaming factors from the Vietnam War to transportation costs for price hikes. A Phoenix press conference highlighted concerns about nepotism and middlemen profits as organizers seek price explanations and ban trading stamps. In Washington, lawmakers pressed federal agencies to study how Denver groups reduced prices after a buyers’ strike and to understand organizational dynamics among consumers versus industry lobbying.
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Esther Peterson
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Cranston Tours Long Beach Tidelands Mission
Alan Cranston toured downtown Long Beach meeting officials and praising tidelands cooperation with the California Lands Commission. He cited oil revenues rising to 157 million since 1957 and urged continued aggressive development boosting state and city revenue.
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Ex Sen Byrd Dies Marks End of an Era in Virginia Politics
The death of Senator Harry Byrd Sr signals the end of a political era in Virginia. He built the Byrd Organization, anchored conservatism, and fought federal spending while earning respect from leaders across parties. Byrd’s legacy includes a long Senate tenure from 1933, a strong Virginia base, and a reputation as a principled, influential figure who shaped national policy debates.
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Lebanon Banks Reopen Amid Calm After Panic
Beirut reports show Lebanon’s banks reopening with no incidents after days of panic. Police monitor in the Bab Idriss district as citizens withdraw cautiously while authorities reassure stability. Banks claim readiness to pay out, yet some residents prefer holding cash. Police report no violence amid the crisis climate.
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