Paratroopers Move On Supply Route Near Hue
South Vietnamese paratroopers launch operation to disrupt North Vietnamese supply lines along Highway 547 near A Shau Valley. 330 pounds of dynamite seized. 10 trucks destroyed as forces press to cut major routes. US forces report no new F111 missions. two US helicopters crash with injuries.
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George Esper
Saigon
Hueapukesmen
Beeneay
Jans
South Vietnam
Surce Imiport
U.S
Biewést
U.S. Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Hue
North Vietnam
Thailand
Fitts
America
Vietnam
Theader
Nevada
Analysts Split Over Soviet Bomber Threat in 1970s Debate
Air Force and civilian analysts clash in a Pentagon briefing over the NIE on Soviet strategic bombers. Gen. McConnell supports new interceptors to counter a likely Mach 3 bomber, while ex-Defense Secretary McNamara favors upgrading the F106 with a common missile system to save costs. The NIE estimates a continued bomber threat through 1976, but Senate panels balked at funding the F100X program, prompting doubts on the defense plan ahead.
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Bob Horton
Washington
Air Force
Pentagon
U.S
John P. McConnell
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Prodners
National Intelligence
NIE
Soviet Union
McConnell
Senate Armed Services Committee
CIA
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Senate
Stock Market Rallies In Brisk Trade
The New York market opened with gains outpacing losses about two to one in brisk trading. Xerox rose about five points while Polaroid Kodak each gained around two. Major movers included Ampex Commercial Credit General Dynamics United Aircraft Raytheon IBM Occidental Petroleum American Telephone Bethlehem and Chrysler among others.
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New York
J Xerox
Polaroid
Fastman Kodak
Ampex
Commercial Credit
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Raytheon
IBM
Westinghouse Electric
Texaco
Bid Submitted For College At Cumberland
Cumberland project awarded to Baltimore Contractors Inc for Allegany Community College new campus of six buildings on a 37 acre site east of Cumberland. Low bid totals 89 798 000 with completion planned for late 1969.
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Cumberland
Baltimore Contractors Inc
Allegany Community College
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Commercial Tag Deadline Near for 1968 Vehicles
The deadline for obtaining 1968 license tags for commercial vehicles is midnight April 30. GLEN BURNIE Md AP Motor Vehicles Commissioner John B Jewell said privately owned commercial vehicle operators can file a temporary application form at county treasurer offices, pay their fee, and receive new tags. Leased vehicle operators must contact the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Glen Burnie
Potomac Edison Officials To Attend Press Program In Baltimore
Two Potomac Edison Company employees Philip O’Connell publicity director and Clement E Gardiner public relations director will join a two day short course on public relations and the press in Baltimore at the Sheraton Inn May 22 The Maryland Delaware Press Association sponsors the course directed by Dr D Earl Newsom of the Department of Journalism University of Marshland
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Potomac, Edison Company
Baltimore
Sheraton Inn
Philip O'Connell
Clement E. Gardiner
Potoniac Edison
Maryland - Delaware Tress Association
Dr. D. Earl
Ave
Hagerstown
Moster
Areie Mal
Mao
del Dee
Berna
W. Va
Orher
Alfred
Ivan, Walton
Brook
N. N.Y
Flatbush - Thompkins
Diveatchos Rational Church
Prayer for Wise Use of Time and Encouragement
A personal invocation asking guidance to use each day wisely and act now. The writer seeks strength to avoid procrastination, to bring hope to others, and to share faith through daily deeds in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Anien
Casualties Shift Week to Week in Vietnam War
Saigon reports fewer U S and enemy deaths last week while South Vietnamese troop fatalities rise. The weekly tally shows 237 Americans killed and 1,458 wounded, with 980 South Vietnamese dead and 380 wounded. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths total 1,899, down from 3,071 the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
U. S
Columbia U Students Occupy Buildings in Campus Protest
New York AP report says Columbia University canceled evening classes as militant students occupied multiple campus buildings. About 100 moved into Avery Hall and 30 into Fayerweather Hall, with Hamilton Hall hostages freed after 24 hours.
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Columbia
Hamilton Hall
Columbia University
New York
Grayson Kirk
Les Memorial Library
Avery Hall
Fayerweather Hall
Kirk
Aiennte
iHarlem Park
Institute For Defense Analysis
University
Students For A Democratic Society
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Laos
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Phu Bai
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Riegel Paper
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Chrysler
Bethlehem
College At
Columbia U
IDA
Boston University
Henry Long
Coleman
Trinity
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