Reds unveil new rocket amid Viet Cong attack near Saigon
In Saigon area fighting Communists used 122mm rockets for the first major such strike. Eleven Americans were killed and 43 wounded at Lei Ke base as shells pounded the U S Army camp and airfield. U S forces reported heavy air activity and new Viet Cong arms caches found near Saigon.
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Looters Rampage on Fifth Avenue in Central Manhattan
A mob of over 100 youths roamed Fifth Avenue near Rockefeller Center early today looting two stores and smashing windows after exiting a rock concert in Central Park. Police arrested 16, with merchandise theft totaling about 15 000 dollars. A nearby couple was robbed and a woman reportedly disrobed in a separate incident.
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Unsung heroes Firemen brave the bullets in Detroit riot
Detroit firemen faced bricks, bottles, and sniper fire during a violent siege as 3,250 alarms sounded. Firemen like Bill Williams and Larry Cubitt ran toward danger to save lives while public leaders and guards struggled to restore order amid looting and unrest across multiple cities.
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Paris protests greet De Gaulle home from Canada visit
Paris reports show President Charles De Gaulle returning to a mixed reception after cutting short a five day state visit. He praised French Quebec for its language ties and avoided a planned Ottawa conference with Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson.
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De Gaulle Welcomes French Cabinet After Pearson Clash
De Gaulle greets his ministers on arrival in Paris after a tense exchange with Canadian Prime Minister Pearson over the French Canadian slogan incident. The president, smiling, steps from the plane as Georges Pompidou, Pierre Messmer and André Malraux join him in a show of unity.
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Riots Spread Across Ten Cities Amid National Unrest
Mobs roamed in ten cities as violence surged overnight while leaders urged calm and addressed unemployment. The piece notes calls for anti riot measures and upcoming congressional actions led by the American Activities Committee to probe subversive influences in the riots.
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Curfew Ends and Disaster Area Declared in Detroit
Unclear text describes George Romney announcing withdrawal of a curfew and a declaration of disaster area in Detroit.government statement indicates possible city action and official consideration of further measures.
Negro leaders urge end to rioting and violence
A joint statement by Martin Luther King Jr., A. Philip Randolph, Roy Wilkins, and Whitney Young Jr. condemns riots as destructive to Negro communities and the civil rights cause. They call for firm action against violence and criticize Congress for indifference to ghetto hardships.
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New quake kills 60 in eastern Anatolia near Varto
A second major tremor in five days razed mud hut villages near Putlure mur, killing at least three people and injuring many in eastern Anatolia. Earlier quakes on Saturday and August had caused dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries in the region.
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Central New York Weather Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow
Hancock Field meteors forecast scattered thundershowers tonight with a 20 percent chance of showers. The rain should end late tonight and tomorrow promises fair and mild conditions for all.
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