Terrorist Bomb Kills Eight In Saigon
Eight people died and 137 were wounded in a Metropole Bachelor Officers Quarters bombing in Saigon. The blast at 5 28 a.m. shattered the building as U S and New Zealand service members and Vietnamese civilians faced the attack.
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Saigon
Tt. W. Apple Jr
New York Times
Saigon Saigon
New Zealand
Metropole Bachelor Men's Quarters
U.S
Army
Dominic Danzi
Air Force T Sg
Robert Wimner
Hospitalivan
Michael Bates
Navy Hospital
Metropole
Myron McKay
Danzi
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Campus visit by state senator amid university tour
State Senator John G Gilbert and five other lawmakers toured Western Illinois University on Thursday and Friday inspecting two new 14 story buildings and a campus school. A separate incident described an explosion injuring Danzi 44, with him recalling the event after the attack at a hospital.
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John G. Gilbert
Carbondale
Western Ilinois University
Guerrillas Hit Three Viet Hamlets in Quang Ngai Probe
News report from the South Vietnam clash describes guerrilla battalion attacks on three coastal hamlets in Quang Ngai Province. Militia posts report contact lost in two hamlets while the third holds. a relief column engagement is noted near one hamlet.
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New York Times
Saigon
Quang Ngai
Quang Ngai Lawn
South Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Thieves Hit Carousel Playhouse in Herrin
About 500 worth of equipment vanished from the Carousel Playhouse in Herrin during the week after the November 20 furniture sale in the Ly May Hotel Building. Albert Hunt said the theft occurred as buyers left with purchases, with dressing rooms and equipment areas raided and power tools, stage props, wiring, and electrical fixtures taken or damaged. Inventory was conducted by flashlight, and further losses may exist due to an incomplete count.
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Carousel Playhouse
Herrin
Albert
Hunt
Heaters Group
Geneva Talks To Resume In Nuclear Nonproliferation Effort
The United States and the Soviet Union agreed to resume disarmament negotiations in Geneva late January to draft a treaty preventing the spread of primitive weapons. The talks, stalled since September, faced a potential deadlock over a Western Allied nuclear force and Vietnam War pressures.
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John W. Pinney
New York Times
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
State Department
Unity Point District OKs Bonds and Levy Vote
Unity Point Consolidated School District No. 140 approves a 230000 refov project alongside the school. Voters south of Uarsandale back Proposition 1 for a 30000 bond issue by 201 to 74. Proposition 2 to establish a tax levy for rent to the State School Building Commission passes 171 to 191.
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Unity Point Consolidated
Uarsandale
De Gaulle Faces Possible Runoff In French Presidential Race
In a high stakes French election, General Charles de Gaulle seeks a second seven year term amid a field including Jean Lecant rat and Francois Millerand. Polls show him ahead but a remote chance of a runoff if he fails to secure a solid majority.
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Fimes
ALP
Pavis
Histoy
Thhe
Charles de Gaulle
Wrnoul
Twet
Jean Lecanthrat
Leen- Nutt
Francois Millerrand
Lecauvet
de Gaulle
T Teror Minist'y
Jin
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