Guerrilla Rocket Attacks Rattle Tan Son Nhut Airbase
Communist guerrillas launched a second heavy rocket assault on Cai Son Tan Son Nhut Airbase near Saigon with heavy ground fighting on two fronts. An American soldier waiting to depart home was killed by a rocket strike at the airport. 48 homeward bound GIs were wounded. Rail lines to Bien Hoa were cut and battles raged near Tan Thai village and a bridge on the Saigon River. The Tet offensive and claims from Hanoi were disputed by U S officials.
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Reds Cautioned Not To Punish Pueblo Crew
Washington warned North Korea again not to punish USS Pueblo crewmen after a broadcast described as an apology by the ship’s crew. The State Department said the language appeared to be from North Korean authorities, not the sailors, and punishment would aggravate a tense stand-off.
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UPI
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Lloyd Bucher
Personal Goodbye Johnson Ends Tour Of Military Bases
President Johnson concludes a 6,500 mile secrecy shadow tour with a golf swing at Palm Desert and a farewell to troops at Fort Bragg. Eisenhower praised Westmoreland’s handling, while Rostow and Walt briefed on Vietnam. Johnson’s voyage stressed allied resolve as the war against communism continues.
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Rostow
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Florida teachers walk out amid statewide school strike
Florida educators stage a mass walkout over budget and education concerns. In Broward Miami Dade and other counties many teachers stay home while substitutes fill some classrooms. State officials say legal action is not yet planned as unions press resignations and planning for continued protests in 21 cities.
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Lin
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Brey
State Department
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Canstans
Florida Ecestion Association
SRA
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PIA
Claude Kirk
Tefl
Mary Nell Godboy and County Demonstration Notes
A county home demonstration agent Mary Nell Godboy explains cast iron skillet care with soap water heat and fat coating. Questions include how long to air a prison keg, the WWHS principal, and opinions on a WWII era topic about soldiers of color and hospital stays.
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County Time
Mary Nell Godboy
Gonply Home
AGEN
Miami Beach Tornado Injures Dozens In Downtown Damage
A powerful tornado ripped through a 25 block area in Miami Beach causing injuries to at least 12 with several in serious condition. Officials reported extensive property damage including a supermarket complex, shattered windows, collapsed roofs, downed power lines and scattered whisky bottles. Emergency crews evacuated residents as a helicopter survey mapped the destruction. Police urged caution amid downed lines and debris while rescuers pulled nine people from wreckage and two were treated at local hospitals. A separate London brief notes actor Boris Karloff checked for medical reasons.
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States Face Prospect Of Cut In Federal Welfare Assistance
Washington reports the Health and Welfare department outlined two paths for states facing funding pressure. They could freeze or reduce aid by tightening eligibility or cutting payments, potentially leaving children ineligible or shifting costs. The draft notes states may narrow the pool of qualified dependents or adjust state rules to limit federal aid, with July implementations.
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Johnson
Department of Health
Ie Congress
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WEW
Mock Trial Of Communism Opened At Georgetown University
A world court of public opinion hosts a mock trial accusing global Communist parties of crimes against humanity. The five‑unit tribunal aims to expose alleged subversion and suppression of speech and religion to educate youths and counter Soviet propaganda. The indictment was read before about 60 spectators, with the Soviet Embassy served a copy.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Posthumous Silver Star for Vietnam War Soldier Philip Pruy
Staff sergeant Philip Pruy of Barbour County was killed in action in Vietnam and posthumously awarded the Silver Star. His widow, Mrs. Sarel Reed of Philippi, accepted the award as Reed was cited for courage while his unit braved enemy fire to link up with their squad.
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Vietnam
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Philippi
Sarel Reed
Reed
Woman’s rings stolen during armoire of arthritis victim
West Virginia woman with arthritis could not remove her wedding rings. Three armed men burst into her home after a restaurant birthday celebration, knocked down her husband, and ripped off her rings valued at about 310,000. One suspect spoke of avoiding the “fate” of the rings as they fled and police were alerted by a long distance call during the incident.
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Meiyami
Giga Tara
City Hall backs parking meter plan amid merchant concerns
Mayor Joh Smith and Police Chief Teubert defended a revised parking meter proposal aimed at speeding turnover on the main business street. They argued ample long term spaces exist in the city garage and lots, while new meters would help merchants by freeing spaces for shoppers. Critics fear impact on downtown customers and business.
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Wall Drive
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Tellay
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Hickels
Dog Causes Fuss When Dog Escapes In Charleston
In Charleston UPI a dog fled from Arwitt Moots of AA 1 near Poor Mate Aman. Moore and Sames Ke Goodwin, both of Tova, chased the animal as it headed toward Moore's Nat. The dog returned in Gael winds and led them to Asbury Howl, where they collided in a heated stallision. no serious injuries were reported.
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UPI
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Poor
Mateaman Cawily
Moore
Baey
Nat
Hyen
Meredith To Speak At Bethany College Event
Meredith, the first Negro to attend the University of Mississippi, will address Bethany College students about civic peace after he was shot during a protest march. The speaker, a noted figure in civil rights history, will discuss reconciliation and progress in the era.
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Carl James Morenith
University of Mississippi
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Meredith
Mississippi
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