More American Troops Shifted To Meet Communist Pressure
U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division moved into an operational area in Quang Ngai Province about 350 miles north of Saigon. They killed 100 enemy in action since April 8 and aimed to free Marines for duty near the 17th Parallel. Viet Cong intensified terror to disrupt local elections as air strikes totaled 96 missions over North Vietnam.
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South Korean Jet Sinks North Korean Armed Ship
South Korea said its jets sank a small North Korean armed vessel after it intruded into southern waters and fired on halt orders. One NK fighter died from wounds. five others were taken to Inchon. No SK casualties reported. The incident followed a prior NK attack on a SK naval ship off the east coast.
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Supreme Court Allows Shipped-In Product Boycott Ruling
The Supreme Court 6-4 upholds unions’ right to boycott shipped goods to protect local jobs and affirms contracts that bar handling precut materials. The decision centers on Taft-Hartley and Landrum-Griffin provisions, reversing a Chicago appellate ruling. The case involved carpenters and contractors in the Philadelphia area seeking to preserve work traditionally done by carpenters.
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Carpenter Grounded But Still Aims To Fly Again
NASA veteran Scott Carpenter, injured in a Bermuda incident, remains eager to return to space. Doctors say his left arm improved modestly after surgery but may not fully regain flight-ready rotation. Carpenter, one of Mercury’s original seven, notes his space work remains fascinating and he plans to pursue it if possible while two peers, Schirra and Cooper, stay flight ready.
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