Viet Cong Terror Attacks Spark Panicked Clash in Saigon
In Saigon a brief crossfire between U.S. and Vietnamese guards left civilians slain and wounded amid a convoy attack. A Viet Cong booby trap near the Ambassador’s area caused chaos as bullets shattered streets. Across the region, U.S. bombers pounded suspected fronts and river routes while Marines completed a 20 day sweep near Da Nang, claiming hundreds of Viet Cong killed or detained.
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Georgia
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Special interests clash over OCC site choice in Onondaga
An editorial denounces opponents as "special interests" and urges the Board of Supervisors education committee to hear supporters of locating Onondaga Community College in the city. The piece attacks suburban site advocates and argues for a central downtown campus to keep costs in check and preserve community relevance.
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Ransom G. MacKenzie
OCC
Board of Supervisors Education Committee
Onondaga Court
Inonse
Onondaga County
Onondaga Lake
Onondaga Hill
Ian’s
Officials vexed by questions over new medical aid law
State insurance leaders express concern that the medical aid program will trigger mass dropouts in group insurance as rules require insurers to trim plans. Fred Cook of Syracuse cites large companies pausing plans to meet the earning limit, while Welfare Board chair Hugh Jones says no immediate review planned. Some officials refuse comment, and one deputy director complains he wasn’t informed of the changes affecting applicants’ children.
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State Department of Social Welfare
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New York City
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Puerto Rico
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York
Ilinors
Minnesota
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Dakota
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Psychiatric convict testifies in kickback case at Hudson jail
Milton Pollack, 42, told U S Federal Court that he paid $3000 to Hudson County Jail warden Henry McFarland for psychiatric treatment. Under cross examination Pollack said his lawyer mailed weekly checks and McFarland personally delivered and endorsed them, with Pollack receiving the money. Pollack, serving four to five years for grand larceny at Sing Sing, testified about electric shock therapy beginning at age 12 and as recently as 1964.
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Hudson County
Atce
Milton Pollack
Thomas F. Croaka
Henry
McFarland
Pollack
Bing Sing
New Jersey
Busi
New York Medicare Plan Viewed as Most Generous
Washington notes the New York program for federal state medicare shows the most generous terms among eight plans. It targets low income single adults with thresholds around 2900 dollars, fits federal rules, and would share costs among federal state and local levels.
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Pepe
Washington
McFarlang
New York State
Louisla
New
New York
Washhac
Islington
China test may have been a failed hydrogen explosion
Washington AP reports Defense Department sources suggest China’s third atomic detonation may not have produced a true hydrogen bomb. Officials quoted say the blast involved thermonuclear materials but may have fallen short of the energy needed to fuse them, leaving uncertainty about whether a thermonuclear device detonated.
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Ashington AP
Red Ching
Defense Department
Peking Iadia
China
Pek Ing
Pentagon Souiees
State Department
Per’ Marshall Wright
Atomic Energy
Wright
Dirksen Breaks Hip in Hospital Fall
UPI reports Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois fractured his right hip after a fall in Walter Reed Army Hospital. He underwent surgery at 4:16 a.m. EDT to reduce and fix the fracture. Dirksen entered the hospital for a routine checkup and is expected to be hospitalized two to three weeks with additional recovery time.
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UPI
Tate
Everett IM. Dirksen
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Dirksen
Record Warmth Repeats Across Syracuse Weather
Syracuse endures a streak of record lows with 27 degrees at 5 a.m. the fourth such low this month. Forecaster at Hancock Field predicts another low around 28 degrees tomorrow, while the day should rise to near 50 with sun.
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Syracuse
Hancock Field
Mao Makes Public Appearance Amid Health Rumors
In Tokyo Mao Tse-tung is reported to have appeared publicly for a brief moment with an Albanian Communist delegation. The claim of his illness and long absence from the public scene sparked rumors he may have died or stepped back from leadership, according to the New Shing News.
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UPI
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Fek- Ing
Shing
Ead
Nags
Man
China
Communist Party
Stocks Rebound After Monday Loss Sharp Market Turnaround
New York stocks rose broadly in heavy trading moderating Monday’s fall. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained about 9.5 points to around 296.25 by noon after dropping 18.03 earlier, with blue chips up 1 to 2 dollars and high flyers jumping up to five. Some traders called it a technical snapback as autos production cuts by General Motors and Ford weighed on sentiment.
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