U S reinforcements land as Viet Nam fighting deepens
U S Army brigade of 500 men lands in South Viet Nam as Hanoi strengthens defense. An Australian task force arrives. U S air strikes hit North Viet Nam targets including bridges and junk fleets. Gen Westmoreland greets troops at the landing site amid broader operations and reports of ongoing combat actions.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
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Navy
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Kitty Hawk
Hanced
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South
Air Force
Communist forces boost South Viet Nam infiltration
UPI reports that several thousand more North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong fighters have entered South Vietnam, bringing total hostile strength to about 90 000 regulars plus 165 000 irregulars. The 25th Infantry Division's Tropic Lightning Brigade arrived from Hawaii, increasing U.S. forces to near 200 000. Analysts warn North supply lines remain active at 14 to 30 tons daily, while bombing efforts aim to curb flow andturn the tide in 1967.
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UPI
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South
25Th Infantry Division
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Army
25Th
Alaska
Otheir
Viet Nam
Students Take Over University as Mob Rules Enforce Expulsions
Angry students surround a center figure with a hat as he is escorted from the campus under student control. Mob rule followed expulsions of two students for distributing Communist literature on the grounds of the university.
Understanding Tennis Elbow and Kidney Stone Causes
The piece explains kidney stones vary by cause and that no mouth medicine dissolves them. It notes urologists may inject treatments at the kidney or bladder. It also defines tennis elbow as elbow pain from fibrositis or arthritis with terms like epicondylalgia and olecranon bursitis and describes related elbow anatomy.
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Chen
Obituaries for John F Evans and Lee A Glinn
John Ford Evans 56 a former Scottsdale City Council candidate died Thursday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Funeral and burial planned Monday in Jersey Shore Pa. He was a banker, founder of Ford and Hair Tobacconist Shop, and led the Fifth Avenue Merchants Association in 1964. He is survived by wife Eleanor R a son John Ford Jr and two granddaughters. Lee A Glinn 77 of 1514 N 77th Pl will have a graveside service Monday at Double Butte Cemetery Tempe after dying Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital. He was born in Oklahoma and moved here six months ago, survived by daughter Mary Geer. Burial arrangements were by Mor t Sea-Kings Funeral Center.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Jersey Shore
First National Bank
Chicago
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Ford and Hair
Riow
Fir Ave
Fifth Avenue Merchants Association
United Citizens For
Rochester
N.Y
Timothy Wallace Evans
New York Central Railroad
Eleanor. R
John Ford Jr
Woodstown
N.J
Lee A. Glinn
N. 77Th Pl
Double Butte
Tempe
Glinn
Phoenix Hospital
Oklahoma
Mary Geer
Phoenix
Morte
Sea-Kings Funeral Center
W. Washington
Dallas Floods Widen as Rains Continue
Unceasing rainstorms trigger flash floods in Dallas and nearby Fort Worth, washing out roads and prompting rescues. Authorities report multiple fatalities and widespread damage as waterways surge, disrupting transport and urging evacuations in the Dallas area.
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Dallas
UPI
Kort Worth
Sangin
Pam
Weather floods hit Dallas Fort Worth districts with rainfall
Fragmented report notes Engleside School barricades and motorists urged to stay off streets. No deaths or injuries reported from rains in Dallas or Fort Worth. Fort Worth police and firemen rescued people. floods trapped cars and caused damage as storms passed.
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Dallas
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Rodta
Yanks Fire On Dominican Protesters In Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo two U S paratroopers on a police station roof exchanged fire with a crowd of about 400 leftist demonstrators. Six Dominicans were wounded including a child as the mob led by the 14th of June protested the U S presence on the anniversary of the troops landing.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
U.S
Jose Morillo Lopez
Charge Dropped in Second Degree Rape Case
Second degree rape charges against 21 year old Dewayne Champlaine were dropped by East Phoenix Justice Court. Champlaine faced statutory rape allegations tied to a Judson School student who stayed at a Phoenix motel months ago. Justice Ida Ann Westfall granted a delay to today for the hearing initially set for March 29.
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Dewayne Champlaine
East Phoenix
Champlait
Advertising Men Open 48th A A A Convention in Scottsdale
The American Association of Advertising Agencies opened its 48th annual convention in Scottsdale. Keynote speaker Donald H. McGannon of Westinghouse Broadcasting criticized federal regulations. Saturday features include Dr. James L. Goddard, Harry McMahon, and Charles J. Brower with a panel on The Changing American Woman.
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Scottsdale
API
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Donald H. McGannon
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
New York City
James L. Goddard
U.S. Food and Drug
Harry McMahon
New York
Charles JH. ‘Brower
Batten, Barton, Durstine.&Osborn Advertising Agency
Oleg Cassini
Chiatre
Theodore J. Rubin
Franchot Tone
Saga & Co
Ussell D. Carpenter Jr
Cleveland Amory
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