Food Ships Get Priority in Haiphong Unloading
U S sources say Haiphong port ships priority for food as North Vietnam faces scarce rice. Reports indicate five year poor harvests, intensified U S air strikes disrupt roads, and reliance on sea and river routes increases. Soviet and Chinese vessels bring wheat and rice while overall ship counts vary month to month.
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Fred 5
Hoffman
Washington
North Vietnam
Haiphong
U.S
Ame
Indicnla Petroleum
Vladivosok
Sberia
Hapihong
Haiphong Harbor
Irregular Market Gains In Early New York Trading
The stock market opened higher with the Daw Jones industrial average up 1.62 to 889.74. Major steelmakers barely moved as prices rose. Leading movers included McDonnell Douglas up 0.44 to 54 on 15,300 shares, American Home Products down 0.44 to 55 on 10,500, International Paper steady at 25.54 on 10,300, and Pan American World Airways down 0.46 to 23.46 on light volume.
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New York
McDonnell Douglas
American Home Products
International Paper
Pan American World Airways
Air Force B52 bombers hit suspected Communist buildups
US Air Force B52s dropped about 450000 pounds of bombs on suspected Communist positions near the Cambodian border and just inside North Vietnam. A second raid unloaded 130000 pounds on targets along the southern tip of North Vietnam near Con Thien. Fighting persisted around Bu Dop as US forces reinforce Bu Dop Special Forces Camp amid mortars and artillery attacks.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Air Force
Bourder
North
Vietham
Bull Cop
Bu Dap
Cambodia
Con Thien
Bue Dow Turstay
U.S
White House notes break in pre wedding schedule
Washington AP reports Lynda Johnson and Marine Capt. Charles Robb pause 19 party circuit events as wedding plans continue. The White House press room tracks cake weather and guest lists while President Johnson attends select receptions and family gatherings.
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Washington
White House
Lynda Johnson
Marine
Charles
Robb
Youngs
Elizabeth Carpenter
East Wing
Johnson
Schdule
Ren
Hale Boggs
D-La
Frandmother
Father Robb
Yompest
Marguerite “Trenty
Vatican weighs ethics as South Africa performs first heart transplant
The Zulu, Lovan, and Vatican reaction centers on the transplant from Denise Ann Darvall to Louis Washkansky. Vatican press notes the operation prompts discussions on the soul and life’s inner power. Doctors report Washkansky in stable condition but warn of possible infection risk. Prof Christian Barnard leads a three member team monitoring progress as a possible next recipient is identified.
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Louis Washkansky
Cape Town
South Africa
At & A.m
South
Jedough
Vatican
Wastkansky
Ann
Reong
Christian Barnard
Banard
Righ
Washkansky
Prayer of praise and resolve by Alfred N Sayres
The text presents a prayer praising God for divine artistry in nature and asking for inner holiness to mirror that beauty. It asks strength to strive heroically and follow the high pattern of Jesus Christ, attributed to Alfred N Sayres of Lancaster Pennsylvania professor emeritus at The Lancaster Theological Seminary.
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Jesus Christ
Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaster
Lancaster Theological Seminary
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