Carpenter's decision to call napalm saved his men
Monroe New Yorker Captain Bul Carpenter of Charlie Company, 101st Airborne near the Laotian border in Vietnam, ordered air strikes on his own position to save remaining troops. His calm leadership, radioed to Lt. Col. Emerson, led to renewed defense as the attack raged, and Emerson later recommended him for the Medal of Honor.
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Moon robot resumes moon picture transmissions after brief pause
TASADENA CALIF. America's Surveyor moon robot resumes high quality TV pictures from the Sea of Storms after a two day pause at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The 620 pound craft landed June 1 and had sent 3,968 frames before the stoppage. engineers feared heat damage during the long lunar day.
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Rocky Lindsay feud over New York City tax plan
New York Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay clashed over a tax program to ease the city's fiscal crisis. The two appeared at a Republican state committee dinner after earlier agreeing to meet in Albany. Lindsay urged a city income tax while Rockefeller backed lawmakers proposing a real estate tax increase as an alternative. Lindsay insisted the city needs relief and that responsibility lies with Albany. Rockefeller praised Lindsay and pledged broad GOP support while noting the method remains to be decided.
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Dope Raids Net 100 In Harlem Sweep
New York police narcotics squad undercover operation in Harlem northern Manhattan yielded one of the largest drug arrests. Over 100 alleged pushers were arrested in a sweep that began Wednesday midnight and ended in the predawn hours Thursday. Three undercover officers were severely beaten during the investigation.
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Atlanta firemen settle for mediation
Atlanta firemen reach a mediated agreement with the city ending a three day strike after talks with a mediator. The accord covers a 60 hour work week, salaries, and no reprisals, with city officials to approve a mediator and finalize the budget implications.
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Britain selling buses to Reds
London United Press International reports Leyland Motors export head Louis Portman prepared a Moscow visit to bid on selling British buses in the Soviet Union. Kosygin asked for bids, following prior Cuba deals. A complete bus to Moscow was also planned as a demonstration.
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