Bases Turnover Signals Vietnamization Step at Saigon
U S command hands Blackhorse base near Saigon to South Vietnam as Minh accepts the 5000 man camp. U S officials say Saigon and Vung Tau ports will follow toward Vietnamization. US losses exceed 6000 aircraft and $6 billion in costs amid ongoing, lighter combat.
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Saigon
UPD
U.S
South Vietnam
Blackhorse
Nguyen
Van
Minh
Frank T. Mildren
Vietnam
Vung Tau
United States
Dong Tam
Mekong
Nha Trang
III Corps
Two Explosions Injure Two at Union Carbide Plant
Two blasts at a Union Carbide chemical complex in Texas City injure two workers and trigger a blaze seen 20 miles away. Firefighters gain control after about an hour as hundreds evacuate. The scene recalls a 1947 disaster that killed 560 when the Grandcamp nitrate cargo exploded nearby.
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Texas City
Tex
Union Carbide
Houston
Board approves Boise State budget increase and new programs
The Idaho Board of Education approved a supplemental budget of 985 550 to cover a 30 percent rise in Boise State College enrollment this fall. It also backed a limited graduate program granting master’s degrees in elementary education and business administration to be launched by 1971. The panel directed ISU to plan a statewide medical education program and urged legislative relief on tax limits and bond interest, while noting concerns about funding the state employees retirement system.
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Moscow
Idaho
UPI
Boiser State College
State Board of Education
Donald F. Kline
Boise State College
John Barnes
Frederick R. Bagley
Ada
Idaho State University
Economic Research Association
Idaho State
Center For
Board of Education
Victor Simonsen
ISU
Steele’ Barnett
Idaho Falls
Atomic Energy Commission
Death by own action on bridge claims three lives
SAN FRANCISCO UPD reports two men leaped to death from the Golden Gate Bridge on Thursday while a TV crew filmed a documentary on suicide at another spot. A third victim died overnight and a fourth man was restrained at the rail after expressing intent to jump. Identifications include Karl K. Bybee 48 of Sacramento.
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San Francisco
UPD
Golden Gate Bridge
Karl K. Bybee
Sacramento
Old Fort Pint
Idaho State and Weber State in Big Sky clash
Idaho State faces Weber State in Po Catello seeking a win to stay alive for a share of the Big Sky football title, with Montana and Montana State possible factors. Sark Arslanian’s Wildcats rely on Jerry Dunne’s arm and John Smith at QB as Idaho State aims to climb from last place toward a comeback.
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United Press International
Idaho State
Weber State
Pocatello
Montana
Montana State
Wildcats
MSU
Sark Arslanian
Jerry Dunne
Ile
Weber
John Smith
North Texas State
Big’ Sky
Idaho
Pullman
Wash
Steve
Olson
Jerry Hendren
Bobcats
Tragedy Strikes Cincinnati Family in Linwood Home
Three members of a prominent Cincinnati family were found shot and stabbed to death in their Linwood home. Victims were Martin Dumler his wife Patricia and her mother Mrs Wilson. Two children aged four and five were unharmed. Police call the motive unknown and will test a steak knife found at the scene. The father worked at Chatfield Paper Co and was a UC alumnus.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPKI
Martin Dumler
Patricia
Wilson
Wyoming
Martin H. Dumler
Chatfield Paper, Co
Jacob Schott
Schott
Linwood
Dumler
University of Cincinnati
Harassment Case Dismissed In Onassis Security Row
In New York City a harassment charge against two Secret Service agents protecting Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was dismissed. Bronx photographer Ron Galella claimed agents assaulted him after he photographed Mrs Onassis in Central Park. The judge noted the case would not have reached court if the complainant had not been a Secret Service officer.
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New ‘York
UPD
U.S. Secret Service
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York City
Kalafatis
Galella
East 67Th Street
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Willard Calkins
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