B52s Smash Hideout In Viet Nam Front
In a daylight strike near the Cambodian frontier northwest of Tay Ninh Province US forces reported heavy air action against a Viet Cong hideout. Two B52 bombers supported by fighters reported destroying a large enemy camp with hundreds of combatants estimated. A Navy Skyhawk was shot down north of the 20th parallel. the pilot ejected and was rescued after destroying his radio.
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Saigon
South Viet Namsi
Guam
Tylzion
No Chi Minh Trail
Viet Nam
Nam
Vinh
Ily
U.S
Ite
North Viet Nant
Diet Rules Revised For Special Diet Foods
Washington The government announced new regulations affecting labeling and content of most special diet foods and supplements. FDA Commissioner James L Goddard said the rules aim to give consumers more facts on weight control vitamins minerals and salt intake. The changes adopt Recommended Dietary Allowances based on NAS findings to replace older guidance.
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Washington
James L. Goddard
Godard
Amore
Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
National Academy of Sciences
PDA
Weekend Sun Expected as Warmth Returns
The weatherman predicts a sunny weekend with temperatures rising into the upper 70s. A warming trend starts tonight under fair skies, followed by cooler temperatures and showers totaling more than a half inch on Monday and Tuesday.
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Alice
Gemini 9 fliers describe vital rendezvous radar test
Astronauts Thomas P. Stallard and Eugene A. Cernan spoke at a Houston news conference about a three day rehearsal of a rescue maneuver for Gemini 9. They detailed radar aided target docking and the challenges of spotting a fast moving target against land and cloud features.
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Rafie
Apollo
Nique
Thomas P. Stallard
Eugene A. Cernan
Neuver
Weir
Abere
ATDA
Tanker collision kills twenty in New York harbor
A collision between the British tanker Alva Cape and the American tanker Texaco Massachusetts in Kill Van Kull outer channel killed 20 people and left remaining crewmen unaccounted. Firemen battled flames for hours as investigators noted signals and actions of harbor pilot Donald Baker, with the toll rising to 27 known dead including 10 crewmen and two escorting lags. The Alva Cape, carrying naphtha, collided while the Texaco Massachusetts was maneuvering to pass. witnesses described efforts to avert disaster as the ships neared the channel. The American tanker was returning to the Gulf of Mexico after discharging cargo in New York. The report noted ship lengths and tonnage, with continued searches to locate further victims.
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Coast Guard
Visa
Bribanker Alva
Sas Iaphika Carta
Algal
Texaco Massachusetts
Donald Baker
Massapequa Park
Baker
Alva Cape
Gul
Mexico
Pope tightens bishop powers on priest and nun rules
In a Vatican decree Pope Paul VI limits local bishops by detailing who can alter vows for priests and nuns, preserves papal authority on key life rules, and sets age thresholds for deacons and priestly duties. The measure marks greater centralized control over celibacy, marriage, attire, and religious order regulations.
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Papey
Ecumenical Council
Vondon
al Ier
Harold Wilson
Deat Johnson
Today’s Chuckle Salesman and receptionist dialogue
A salesman asks if the boss is in the office and the receptionist retorts with a witty dig about doubting his word. The exchange captures a light, humorous office moment.
Coast Guard rescues five sailors from blazing tanker bridge
New York AP reporting Lt. Robert Williams led a helicopter mission over Newark Bay as flames engulfed the British tanker Alva Cape and Texaco Massachusetts. Crewman Sylvan Schiffman lowered slings to pull sailors from the ship. One man spoke only to say thanks as fear and heat filled the scene, with Williams noting it was an inferno and hoping never to witness such a fire again.
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New York
Coast Guard
Robert Williams
Williams
Newark Bay
Sta
Alva Cape
Texaco Massachusetts
Leutenant
Sylvan Schiffman
Freeport
N.Y
Schiffman
William
Marathon
Fla
Soviet Union proposes space treaty modelled on US pact
Moscow reports that the Soviet draft for a United Nations space treaty would allow peaceful exploration of the moon and outer space and prohibit weapons of mass destruction. The United States seeks disputes to be handled by the International Court of Justice, while the Soviet draft favors negotiated settlements. Tass released the text via Platon D. Mavozov to U Thant, noting the Soviets submitted it to the UN secretary general.
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Moscow
U.N
General Assembly
United Mass Destruction
Moon
Surayesearchese
U.S
International Court of Justice
Four rescued from disabled cabin cruiser near Oswego
Four people stranded aboard a gas-depleted cabin cruiser on Lake Ontario were rescued by the Coast Guard after dense fog delayed their location. The owner, Leonardo Rinaldo Jr. of Syracuse, reported running out of fuel 10 miles east of Oswego lighthouse. The trio, a man and two women, remained unidentified.
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Lake Ontario
Coast Guard
Leonardo. Rinaldo Jr
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Syracuse
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