Paratroopers Press North Vietnam Push Near Saigon
U S airborne units intensified operations in the Saigon area and the Hue corridor in search of Communist forces and the so called Butcher of Hue Colonel Trong Than Mot. Reports say 308 American deaths last week the highest since early June and 4 755 Communist deaths the latest peak since May. Arm caches uncovered near Hue contained large quantities of weapons and ammunition as troops moved to block escape corridors.
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Army seals downtown Mexico City after night of clashes
Hundreds of army armored cars filled central plaza as federal troops fired on demonstrators in the Zocalo. Witnesses reported casualties while the government denied injuries. Students called for repeal of subversive laws and the release of communists as they threatened to disrupt Diaz Ordaz speech.
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Bridge Tricks and Tactics from a Fine Play Lesson
A bridge column analyzes a hand where South misfired on queens and clubs. The narrative warns against overconfidence and shows how a different line, including cashing diamonds and spades and careful club play, could yield a safer finish.
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Beverly Hills Kidnapping: Parents Seek Direct Ransom Contact
Police in Beverly Hills said they would stay in the background as the 4 year old victim’s parents prepare to pay a 250000 dollar ransom. 300 officers and the FBI work the case with the Stafford family seeking direct contact with the kidnapper while a Cadillac getaway car is reportedly found.
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Electric car race cheered by MIT Caltech teams amid gremlins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology and California Institute of Technology crews face repeated failures in the great transcontinental electric car race. Caltech’s motor armature exploded near Seligman while MIT batteries caught fire in Elkhart delaying progress. MIT car 941 miles from Cambridge. Caltech 420 miles from Pasadena toward Cambridge.
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Beginning of end for city's pools
Parks and Recreation officials announce that city pools will close on weekdays after Labor Day weekend. Eldorado Park pool remains open weekends until Sept 14 and 15. Community Center pool operates evenings 4 to 7 pm first week after Labor Day and weekends throughout September.
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Eisenhower Improves After Seventh Heart Attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows further improvement as he is removed from the critical list at Walter Reed by midmorning. Doctors report another comfortable night with less cardiac irritability and rising appetite while the sodium diet is liberalized. Medical bulletins will be daily unless circumstances change.
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