Heaviest Attacks In Three Months Shake Vietnam War
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops launched the heaviest assaults in three months, shelling 120 towns and allied bases north of Saigon. US and ARVN forces fought near Quan Loi, An Lac, and Da Nang as American losses rose, civilians killed, and a push for a de facto revolutionary government loomed amid heavy bombardment along the Cambodian border.
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George Esper
Associated Press
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Vietnam
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Woundee
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Saipan
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Crime Center Job Find The Killer(s)
In Ann Arbor Washtenaw County the Crime Center station houses detectives and staff seeking evidence and tips to link a series of seven killings. Prosecutor William Delhey cautions linking John Collins, 22, to other murders could prejudice the case. An Eastern Michigan student is also involved.
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Washtenaw County
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Marden
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William Delhey
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Eastern Michigan
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Myre
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Marvey
Maar Walton
Ypsilanti Pation
Tages
Michigan University Palive
Airport Sale Up In The Air Ends In Debacle
The draft airport purchase plan bogged down as officials wrestle with financing and approvals. City leaders, including Chairman Joseph Allen, face pressure to finalize a $400 million package for a major airport expansion while police pursue multiple homicide leads in a separate, somber investigation.
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OLE Havelwatch
Dreiston Cnel
Anne Amadel County
Spacecraft Experiment Aimed At Air Safety
AP reports a $120 million Tachinology Satellite launched atop an Atlas Centaur rocket from Cape Kennedy to place in a 22,900 mile equatorial orbit. The craft, ATS, aimed to relay television and test air safety tech, with a 4 finger-united extendable boom as a key feature.
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Jim Strothman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Calla Ats
Cape Kensorly
Talai
PBT
Hie
South Acard
Baste Sheors
Navinak
KpokOsMai Gael
ATS
Hahwan
Atssab
Elene
Earth
Buying Demand Slow On Market
New York AP report notes light trading as buying demand slackens on the market. The piece mentions various stocks and prices, including Standard Oil of California and other firms, with figures and fees.
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New York
Mondanes Industriil
Erie
Farm price policy suspended for a year to cushion devaluation
The government suspended its uniform farm price policy for one year to cushion the effects of the Franch devaluation. The session lasted 19 hours.
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France
College Student Loan Plan Faces Senate Hurdles
Senate debate stalls over a college loan program as amendments and subsidies draw party lines. Key provision would cap interest at 10 percent and expand aid for about 240,000 students while funding boosts and work programs face opposition from Republicans amid campus unrest coverage.
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Suneliie Mensure
Senate Hill
Jmster
Ueoss Congress
Cammilyon
Ta Stense Chis
Fox
Pingrans
Pradea Ity
Fulbright presses on Pentagon over Thai troop accord
Senator Fulbright questioned top officials and demanded a copy of a Southeast Asia pact tied to possible U S troop moves to Thailand. He argued the agreement may exceed SEATO terms and urged public release while Senate leaders warned of dangerous policy patterns as the dispute unfolds.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Wasiington Cap
Wylbright
Arkansas Democrat
Richard Spilwell
Jagol Glick
Col
Franklin I. Gatween
Senate
Fulbright
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United States
State Department
United Stat
Mike Mansfield
India
Lebanon Reports Israeli Air Attack Kills Woman
The Associated Press reports an Israeli air raid in southern Lebanon near Hashays and Beiratbers killed a woman and hit several camps and posts. Clashes involved Iraqi and Lebanese factions, with Israel claiming retaliation for attacks from Lebanese territory. Beiruti reports say areas like Chow Shwayn and Taman were struck as the conflict widens.
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Associated Press
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M& Herman
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Hobison
Beirut
Veilanos
Jordan
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Heenan
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Fopnetdel
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