Communists hit five U.S. units in South Vietnam
Communist forces attacked at Cam Ranh Bay and shelled five other American units in the past 24 hours. The U.S. command warned of intensified activity during elections as 220,000 American troops held base confinement on increased readiness.
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Boy Captures Tagged Butterfly From Toronto Study
Richard Nikchevitch a nine year old of Chicago Illinois found a black swallowtail butterfly tagged by the University of Toronto zoology department during a routine hunt behind his home. The insect was fed then sent back to Canada rather than released locally.
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Indian engineer studies Pecos Valley irrigation firsthand
Dharam Bhushan Garg, executive engineer from the United Province of India, spends two weeks in Roswell with the Soil Conservation Service to compare irrigation practices and climate. He notes India's 12 month growing season, heavy July to September rainfall, and reliance on surface and groundwater for crops, alongside India's transport and fuel differences. Garg plans farm visits near Roswell and in the Artesia area to observe local irrigation farms in the Pecos Valley.
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Chicago Prosecutor Denies Conspiracy Charges by Jury
State's Atty. Edward Hanrahan denies any wrongdoing amid a special Cook County grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to shield eight policemen who killed Black Panther leaders in the Hampton Clark raid. The indictment lists 21 special acts and names Hanrahan Jalovec and eight patrolmen along with others in the probe.
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Illinois
Peoria
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Illinois Supreme Court
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Chicago Police Department
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Hanraham
Jalovec
Chicago Tribune
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Sperm Banking in Underground Lifesaving Lab Opens New York Branch
Genetic Laboratories stores men's semen at 324 degrees below zero for future use. Beisang plans up to 20 labs nationwide as vasectomy rise boosts demand. Fees run about 50 dollars per visit with later storage 10 to 15 dollars a month.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
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New York
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Beisang
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University of Minnesota
China delegation extends its stay in Romania
A Chinese military delegation led by Li Teh-sheng extended its stay in Bucharest amid no signs of Soviet invasion threats. Western analysts see Li’s visit as proof Romania faces limited Soviet pressure, despite warnings. The talk focused on Li’s conversations in Bucharest, with no confirmed details released.
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Associated Press
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Romania
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Actor Rod Cameron hospitalized after unresponsive spell
Hollywood AP report says actor Rod Cameron, age 08, was admitted for checkup and observation after his wife could not awaken him. A spokesman said he was not in serious condition and his doctor cited stomach and ulcer trouble. He was conscious on hospital arrival following a long day and use of a sleeping pill and beer.
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Vietnam elects Thieu to run as sole candidate
President Nguyen Van Thieu told provincial officials and campaign aides he will seek re election on October 3 even if unopposed. Vietnam Press said Acting Premier Nguyen Lau Vien notified officials that voting would proceed as scheduled amid talk of Ky banners to make the race seem contested.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam Press
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Thieu
U.S
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Vietnam
Majestic Hotel
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Minh
Idaho Senator Jordan will not seek reelection next year
Idaho Republican Sen. B. Jordan announced he will retire from the Senate after serving as governor from 1951 to 1955 and entering the Senate in 1962. At 72, he says health is good and he remains electable but will step down to allow a successor.
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