South Vietnamese forces brief clash near DMZ amid antiair attempts
UPI reports heavy fighting along the DMZ as South Vietnamese and Allied forces repulse North Vietnamese incursions. Army spokesmen say 84 Communist troops were killed in a day of major artillery and air actions, with US and South Vietnamese units rebuilding Fire Base Fuller as fighting continues on Deng Hai Mountain. The incident prompts White House review and raises tensions ahead of Paris peace talks and prisoner exchanges in Saigon.
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You Might Have Guns Rugs Tents Books Plants Pianos Trunks
Local listings note a range of goods including guns rugs tents books plants pianos and trunks offered by nearby stores and markets. Advertisers highlight varied items from jewelry to auto tires and related accessories.
Ex Interstate President Dies at 64 in Dallas
John Q. Adams former president of ABC Interstate Theaters Inc. and vice president of the Hoblitzelle Foundation died Friday in Dallas at age 64. He served 45 years with the heater chain before retirement last March and is survived by his widow Ruby and four children, John Jr, Mrs. Mike McCarvel, Mrs. Jan Adams Kolding, and Philip Adams, all of records towns.
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U S Won’t Talk to Viet Cong in Paris Visit Row
In Paris UPI report Viet Cong foreign minister Madame Nguyen Thi Binh signaled possible talks with Henry Kissinger during his July 10 visit, while a U S spokesman called any meeting “absurd.” Kissinger plans to discuss Paris talks with Bruce's team en route Saigon, with Binh noting no offer has been received.
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Dog Record Sparks Terror at Liverpool Airport
A report from Liverpool describes a dog trained to respond to playback frightening other dogs. The event involved loud sounds and a soundtrack at the runway, causing distress among animals nearby. Separately, a market note notes polished Israeli diamonds moving to markets after a local sale.
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Vietnam Area Drug Crackdown Flop in Saigon
A joint U S and South Vietnamese crackdown on narcotics in Saigon and northern provinces faltered with little seized. Police reports said underground drug operations masked by poor field results, while leaflets warned locals of punishment for drug crimes. Searches at Da Nang airfield and harbor were delayed and the north drive appeared to start late with unclear scope.
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Reds Say Deaths Help Unity at Carbon Conference
Two Soviet scientists at Lehigh University on the final day of a biennial carbon conference said the deaths of three cosmonauts may foster global unity. They urged joint U S Soviet space programs, called space heroes world heroes, and argued for redirecting funds from military aims to science. a bomb in Omagh interrupted a Northern Ireland report.
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Agnew Gets Korea Briefing
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew led the U S delegation to Seoul for Park Chung Hee inauguration ceremonies and a military briefing on the Korean situation. Reported talks on post ponement of South Korean troop withdrawals from Vietnam were denied by both sides. Agnew was to meet Park again for a lunch after a round of golf amid discussions on defense aid and Vietnam withdrawal timelines.
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Major Cancer Vaccine Virus Isolated, Study Promises Progress
Royston hospital researchers announce isolation of a virus linked to Burkitt's lymphoma in a child, termed Type C. Studies aim to show if the virus causes cancer and to test serum responses, with five years or more needed before vaccine development and broader confirmation.
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