Another American Dies in Viet Ambush
In Saigon casualties mounted as another American adviser died in a Viet Cong ambush with 35 South Vietnamese troops. U.S. planes from the 7th Fleet and U.S. Air Force bombed targets near Da Nang and Song Be. The weekend toll raised U.S. combat deaths to 382 since December, with several pilots reported missing or rescued after missions across South and North Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
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Nam
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Vonissing
Sia
Ben Cat
Song Be
Swore
Kila ‘Tinh
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Nang
U.S. Clicopters
North Vietnam
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
What Happened To Reds In Dominican
James Marlow analyzes the Dominican unrest from April 24 to early May, noting uncertainty over Communist influence. Col. Francisco Caamaño Deno leads the rebels, while U S officials claim neutrality and rescue aims. The piece questions whether the Reds ever controlled the revolution and what the U S role should be.
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Dominican
James Marlow
Associated Prety
Washington
Cuba
U.S
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
One World One God Baptist Theme Amid Dominican Crisis
The article notes a Baptist convention theme amid the Dominican Republic crisis with Caamano as rebel commander contested. It covers President Johnson’s May 2 broadcast on preventing a Communist takeover, questions over Red influence, and U.S. neutrality policy as debated by officials. It mentions an ecumenical council meeting in Kansas City and a Navy plane crash landing near Corpus Christi, tying church unity to international events.
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Caamana
Johnson
George Reedy
Pepolblicey
San Francisco
Neutra Avi
Nater
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Ourguing
Santo Domingo
Gerve
Dr. Harris
Ozona
Tex
U.S
Navy
Ellsworth Bunker
Republic
Ne Las
Wallon
Council of Churches
Corpus Christi Naval
Caamano
Baptists
Ensien Janes P. Walsh Jr
Silicial Baptist
Acral
Franklin, N. J
Ensign Eric
Vatican
Elstad
Canton
Minn
Ameri Ecumenical Council
Garcy A. Fletcher
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Excise Tax Repeal Hopes Raised by Texas Merchants
At the Texas Credit Conference in Corpus Christi, Floyd Halty and other merchants say federal excise taxes on popular consumer goods discourage Mexican shoppers and American buyers. They expect tax repeal to boost tourism, lower prices, and trigger a brief buying spree, with stores refunding excise tax by mail after approval.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Texas Credit Conference
Floyd Halty
Credit Manapor
Frank Brothers
Texas
Washington
Tare
Halty
Consumer Credit Associati
Hatty
Natty
Wally
Tony
Hally
Johnson
Congress
Total Debt Figures Given
Washington AP report says total public and private debt reached 1.72 trillion dollars at end of 1964, up 76 billion for the year. The national debt was listed at 26 billion, with net debt at 267.2 billion after intergovernmental credits. State and local net debt stood at 85.2 billion.
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Commerce Department
Department
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