Buddhist suicides escalate protests in South Vietnam
Buddhist militants in heavily read districts report three more self immolations including a nun, a novice, and a monk as anti government protests widen. U S air and naval raids on North Vietnam intensify with heavy bomber strikes across eight missions. South Korean Tiger Division claims 113 Viet Cong deaths near Qui Nhon amid fierce ground fighting. casualty tallies fluctuated.
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Spacemen hushes Spacewalk Postponed by Fatigued Astronauts
Gemini astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan postponed a planned spacewalk due to fatigue after two tense days near a satellite nicknamed Glob. Ground control approved delaying the two four 25 minute walks to Sunday at the earliest. The crew photographed the target, attempted to jar its shroud loose, and logged about 325000 miles in 13 orbits before deciding to pause.
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Jittery Santo Domingo clash at rebel leader home
Police clashed with gunmen at the home of rebel leader Hector Aristy in Santo Domingo. At least none killed and one wounded, as guards and unidentified men surrendered while Aristy and five others escaped. A GBS TV crew was caught in crossfire and abandoned its car.
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Contested Dominican election prompt protests and clashes
In Santo Domingo amid Bosch protests, Balaguer defeats leftist Bosch with 734,409 to 587,784 votes. Minor candidate Tonnelly earns 45,073. Bosch urges support while officials seek fraud evidence. Communists call for strikes and demos as mobs gather around Bosch strongholds. Observers deem the vote clean despite tensions.
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Lynda Graduates With Honors Amid Presidential Spectator Scene
In Austin a graduation day saw Lynda receive honors as thousands of parents watched. President Jobasce and Lady Bird attended as honorary degree holders but did not speak, aiming to blend in like other parents. George Hamilton, a longtime suitor of the graduate, was nearby while her sister Loci planned to sit out the ceremony at the White House.
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Lynda's Honor Party Sets Evening Plans in Texas
A big celebration is planned in Lynda's honor tonight organized by her mother and close friends in Austin. Weather may disrupt outdoor plans as rain north of the area is forecast, with highs near mild temperatures. Carollyn Kellam and J Johnny Johnson are among those mentioned. Lynda is a history major and tight-knit with Carollyn.
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Man offers to sell his life for sixteen thousand
An Italian man, 50, in Milan offered to sell his life to raise 16000 dollars to clear debts left to his daughter. In a letter to newspapers he says the money would go to his daughter after death and seeks an anonymous benefactor to fund the acquisition. He describes a troubled life as a former film director and Paris store decorator, separated from his wife, with a 22-year-old daughter.
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May and June draft calls rise with little notice
Washington AP The Defense Department released figures showing May and June draft calls adjusted upward by small amounts as enlistments guided revisions. Overall monthly requests faded from earlier totals. officials attributed changes to Army enlistment results in April and to uncertain, short notice adjustments while stressing cooperation with Selective Service and routine revision of draft needs.
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Junkman cometh: Sculpture hauled away as trash
In London the owners of an art gallery frantically sought an $8,480 modern sculpture recovered after a garbageman mistook it for trash and hauled it away. The piece consisted of a plexiglass windmill metal cone and two metal feet wrapped in a plastic bag.
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Quads Born to Wife of Policeman in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police detective sergeant Richard Eife and his wife welcomed quadruplets, two boys and two girls, born Friday night at Frankford Hospital. Mother and infants weighed between 3 pounds 2 ounces and 4 pounds 7 ounces. delivery team included Dr. G Herbert Moffies and Dr. Oliver Thresher with 13 nurses. The Eifes already have four other children aged 4 to 13.
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Draft fairness explored in three-part series
The Merald-American begins a three part report by Jules Wilcover examining inequities in the military draft. An exclusive interview with Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director, will detail officials' answers and the draft system's charges of unfairness. Reserve your copy tomorrow.
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Lewis B. Hershey
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