Air Strike Hits Red Viet Dumps
SAIGON AP reports more than 1008 Navy planes struck North Vietnamese arms depots 160 miles from Hanoi while South Vietnam reveals a three stage Communist plan against Da Nang Air Base. In ground actions near Saigon government forces pressed a Communist arsenal. Viet Cong raiders killed 15 soldiers at an outpost. Carrier strikes from Hancock and Midway targeted Thien Linh Dong and Phu Qui depots with Skyraiders, jets, and Bullsup missiles. multiple buildings and railcars were destroyed and ammunition dumps bombed. Da Nang authorities seized documents detailing a three step Viet Cong attack on the air base.
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Saigon
Apt
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
da Vang
Hancock
Midway
North Viet Nam
Henoi
Thien Linh Dong
Pha Qui Ammuniion
Phu Qui
U.S
da Nang
Crew Spared Landing Mishap At Airport
A Saturn Airways DC aircraft damaged its tires and caught fire briefly during a practice landing at San Antonio International. Five crew members were unharmed as firefighters reported brake failure and tire blowout on Runway 32. Ground crews worked to clear the runway after tires were changed.
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Saturn Airways
San Antonio International Aiport
E. B. Reynolds
Bolivians Set Oct 31 Election After Cabinet Resigns
Bolivian cabinet resignations paved the way for a general election date of October 31 set by the military junta. President Barrientos may run or supervise the electoral process to ensure a free and fair vote, with a new electoral code approved by major parties.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
May Day Rallies Split Berlin as Wall Separates
Berlin reports rival May Day rallies on Saturday with about 500,000 West Berliners expected to gather near the Reichstag ruins and roughly the same number to march through Marx Engels Platz under the watch of Communist leaders.
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Berlin
UPS
Editor recommends wage threat from foreign competition
The editor notes automation did not shrink labor, as the steel industry added 30000 workers last year while foreign competition poses a greater risk to workers. A new Texas U campus life series begins on Page 13 with Hart Stilwell. Bill Sloewin, back from Viet Nam, also featured. Dow Jones up 3.66 to 922.31.
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Victor Riesel
Texas U
Hart Stilwell
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Sunrise Index and Page Listings
A reader note lists sections in the Sunrise newspaper including Amusements Around the Plaza and Classifieds on pages 4 7 18 25 38 12 13 14 25 plus sports TV logs and religious weekly. It references editorial features and bridge and a crossword puzzle on page 6 with miscellaneous page numbers and sections.
17 Others Hit by Rebel Fire
Santo Domingo reports a U.S. Marine killed and 17 other American servicemen wounded in a firefight with leftist rebels near the U.S. Embassy. Marines with 82nd Airborne paratroopers fortified civilians, forming an international refuge zone as they linked with Dominican troops to push rebels from key positions, including a seized police fortress. Airlifted wounded were taken to ships offshore. the city sees ongoing but limited damage with air base and bridges secured.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
U.S
82Nd Airborne
Santo Doningo
Link
Elias Wessing Wessin
Boxer
Rom Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ozama
Bonac
Domini- Jean
T Toops
Air Force
Navy
San Isidro
Wessing Wesin
UPT
Matthew Kenny
Santo Dontingo
Airborne
Daminican Psi
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temps
Forecast is clear to partly sunny with no rainfall expected. Temperatures rise into the upper 80s on Saturday as winds shift to south 5 to 15 mph. Sunday starts mostly cloudy then clears to partly cloudy with a high around the mid 60s. Friday's high reached 59 after an early low of 44.
Weather report and Panama City mystery death
The forecast calls for slightly warmer weather with gentle 15 to 20 mph winds and sunny intervals. In Panama City a Pan American World Airways stewardess, Anne Didnne Cunlier, 26, was found dead Friday at the La Siesta Hotel near Tocumen International Airport. a Pan Am crewman identified the body.
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Panama City
World Airways
Anne
Didnne Cimalier
Tami
Fla
NA la Siesta
Tocu
Men International
J. Stephens
Iden
PAA
Abel Held Union Victor in USW presidency race
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers declared J. W. Abel had defeated incumbent David I. McDonald for the presidency of the million member union. McDonald vowed to fight, McDonald signaled an appeal, and the dispute could complicate impending contract talks with basic industry as negotiations begin in three weeks.
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Pittsburgh
UPT
United Steelworkers
USW
J. W. Abel
David I. McDonald
Mcdonald
Sunday Notice About Revisions to Sunday Light
A notice requests not to revise the Sunday Light and instructs readers to call Circulation Department before 1 noon on Sunday for changes. The appeal emphasizes timely communication to ensure correct publication.
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Tlease
Cease fire in Dominican Republic takes hold gradually
Washington reported the Dominican cease-fire signed at San Isidro near Santo Domingo began to take effect as of Friday night. President Johnson said the accord, though unenforceable yet, must be acted on by the OAS to assure a return to constitutional order and elections. The Vatican envoy aided mediation while OAS ministers prepared to meet to decide on direct action.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
San Isidro
Santo Domingo
Wasrington
UPI
Johnson
Organization of American States
QA5
U.S
Vatican
inter-American
OAS
Jose Mora
Santo Domini Bo
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Union Victor
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