Tiger Lady of Viet Nam Army Shot Dead in Can Tho
Mme Ho Thi Que known as the Tiger Lady of the 40th Vietnamese Rangers was killed in Can Tho after a jealous argument with her husband Maj Nguyen Van Dan. The pistol discharge fatally wounded her. an investigation was ordered to determine potential charges.
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Thi Que
Mme. Que
Maj
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Que
Dan
Delta Unit
Tan
Can Tho
Mekong River Delta
South Viet Nam
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Foreign affairs writer tells YWCA meeting Moscow faces a dilemma over Russia's commitments to Vietnam and pledges of consumer goods to allies. President de Gaulle picks a date near France's presidential election for the nation's first space shot. Spencer parents disagree with a theory blaming them for their children's acts. Oberlin ponders sewer assessments and zoning variances.
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Moscow
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France
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Black River Beat
Soldier with grenade in back walks to sandbag bunker
In Saigon a Vietnamese farmer Nguyen Van Chin with a grenade embedded in his back was moved to a sandbag bunker and underwent a daring operation. Maj. Gen. James W. Humphreys led the removal with forceps, pulling the live device into a sand-filled tank as the room held its breath. The 13 minute procedure ended safely with Chin limping to recovery.
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Abby
Elyria Municipal Cour
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Long An
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Cho Ray
U.S. Air Force
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Humphreys
Chao Ray Hospital
Indonesia to Exile Pro-Red Foreign Minister Subandrio
Foreign Minister Subandrio will be sent on an extended tour abroad as part of Indonesia s drive against Communist influences. Sources say the move amounts to temporary exile for the pro Communist official seen as architect of alignment with Red China. The army has cracked down on Communists since last month s failed anti government coup backed by Reds.
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Jakarta
UPL
Subandrio
Indonesia
Red China
U S names five North Vietnamese regiments in highlands
U S authorities identified five regular North Vietnamese units operating in the Central Highlands of South Viet Nam. The 18th 95th and 101st regiments of the 25th division and the 32nd and 25th regiments were linked to the week long attack on the American Special Forces camp at Plei Me.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPS
South Viet Nam
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U.S
Court OKs candidate filing under reapportioning plan
Blood for Viet must stay CHICAGO UPI Blood donated by college students for U S troops in Viet Nam will not be shipped outside the country the Red Cross has announced It said in a statement issued i Thursday there was no shortage of raw blood in Viet Nam and consequently no need for blood drives Some serious misinformation is being spread regarding the relationships among the department of defense college and university groups wishing to donate blood for GIs in Viet Nam and the Red Cross The Red Cross estimates 100 000 students at 75 schools are participating in blood donor campaigns The blood collected in this manner would probably be used for normal domestic needs in statewide military hospitals the Red Cross said Nine die in blast TRIPOLI Libya UPI Nine men three of them Americans were killed in a pipeline explosion at the Samah oilfield sn southeast Libya Thursday
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UPI
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Viet Nam
Red Cross
Department of Defense
Reichlin Eyes City Jobs Amid Vacancies and Appointments
Reichlin aims to fill 15 city vacancies before starting his term as mayor. The plan centers on naming a legal adviser and solicitor, with Glavas and Lesnick among key figures facing appointment decisions. The new charter grants the mayor authority to choose a solicitor and auditor, while party balance could influence selections.
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Kosma J. Glavas
Jack
Lesnick
Elyria
Glavas
Leonard P. Reichlin
J. C. Wil
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Les
Nick
Glavas Jem
Safety Council
County Repub
Ohioans find British trade field fertile
Ohio’s 58 member trade mission to Europe, led by Gov. Rhodes, wrapped a five day stay in London with a Birmingham visit. Officials said several companies began licensing and franchising talks with eight Birmingham firms. The article also covers Ohio reapportionment court actions and local city staffing plans, with notes on Vietnam deployments and civil service appointments.
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London
UPT
Ohio
Europe
James A. Rhodes
Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Motorist saves Elyria Township family from early morning fire
A passing motorist awakened seven residents of the Marsch home at 838 Telegraph Rd as a fire raged through the house and a nearby barn. The blaze started in a coal shed behind the fireplace, took about two hours to control, and caused $10,000 in damage. No injuries were reported. the family sought temporary shelter with neighbors.
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Elyria Township
William A. Marsch
Telegraph Rd
Elyria
Lyle C. Scott
Herman Osher
Cleveland
Morsch
Home Dairy Co
Lorain
Walter Thorsen
Marsch
Ottawa
Lorain County
Lorain County approves two anti poverty projects
The Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee approved two War on Poverty projects at Molly Hall, including Oberlin Head Start for 32 preschoolers and a work therapy plan employing 12 elderly residents at Firelands Retirement Centers facilities, with federal funds covering most costs. A third project for 16 South Amherst children was tentatively approved, pending executive committee action, and will be reviewed by federal authorities in Chicago.
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Walter A. Godfrey
Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee
Molly Hall
Oberlin
Firelands Retirement Centers Inc
Federal
War On Poverty Authorities
Chicago
Jerry Walker
Lorain County
EOC
Quarry Rd
South
Amherst
Firelands Center
Firelands Retirement Centers
United Church of Christ
Walker
South Amherst
Executive Committee
Rhodesia Proclaims 90 Day State of Emergency
Rhodesia declared a 90 day state of emergency amid alleged threats from African nationalist groups and saboteurs. Minister of Law and Order Lardner Burke cited threats to security and the duty to maintain law and order. Britain prepared for emergency action if Rhodesia unilaterally declares independence, opposing black minority exclusion.
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Rhodesia
UPI
Lardner Burke
Britain
London
Queen Elizabeth
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