Viet Cong death toll climbs in Saigon Delta fighting
From the ringed Marine fort at Khe Sanh to battles near Saigon and the Delta, UPI reports 66 Allied deaths east of the frontier and 421 Viet Cong killed in a day. Thieu warns of a major communist offensive in May or June as Viet Cong recruitment surges after Tet losses.
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Saigon
Thieu
UPI
John N. Fallon
South Vietnam
Soc Trang
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Viet Cong
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Bank of England Founded in 1694 by Parliament Act
A fragment notes the Bank of England was established in 1694 through an act of Parliament.
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Bank of England
Parliament
Secret national hunger report cites 10 million Americans at risk
A private 22 member board of inquiry warns in a forthcoming report that as many as ten million Americans face hunger and malnutrition. The document, seen by a source, mirrors civil rights era attention and highlights hunger across the South big-city ghettos and Native American and Mexican American communities.
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President Johnson
National Advisory Commission On
Board of Inquiry
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
Mississippi
Reuther
Citizens Crusade Against Poverty
United States
South
Budget battle narrows tax hike as printer work halts reforms
Lawmakers clash over a Rockefeller budget plan cutting about 141.5 million from a 494 million tax hike package. Senate leaders aim for 270 million in cuts to eliminate the 20 percent income tax surcharge, while printers finish bills for debate.
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Hughes
Rockefeller
Senate
Brydges
Travia
Assembly
Eviction at 91 sparks street rummage and aid
Miss Carier, 91, was evicted from her Montrose apartment after a break in stole belongings. Neighbors including Mrs. Millard Baker offered help as bystanders and a Peace Corps worker assisted. Items were sold to passersby for 47.10 as organizers found temporary shelter and planned longer term aid.
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Millard Baker
Merry Macke
Miss Macke
Miss Carier
Kennedy News Ban Lifted In Greece After Regime Curbs
Greek regime had ordered the press to downplay Robert F Kennedy's presidential ambitions. The ban was lifted within 24 hours as regime officials indicated the move may have been a mistake. US officials reported the ban caused stir in Washington. The counterorder was issued orally without explanation.
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Robert F.kennedy
D-N.y
United States
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