Bombers Return To North Viet Nam Amid SAM Threats
US forces renewed air and amphibious operations in North Vietnam and near the Cambodian border. Marines landed around Quang Tri Province as clashes erupted along the DMZ and coastal areas. One Marine company faced fire with several dead and wounded. Communist casualties were not disclosed. US ships and aircraft hit suspected infiltration routes and fortified positions in the northern frontier region.
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Fulbright says Vietnam War a mistake to voters
Senator Fulbright told constituents in a letter that the Vietnam War was a mistake and urged pursuing a settlement. He argued the war is civil conflict among Vietnamese and warned against escalating actions. The missive followed Senate Foreign Relations testimony on congressional support and authorization measures regarding Vietnam.
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Associated Press
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Bob Hope Troupe Backs U S Navy Cruise Show aboard Ranger
Bob Hope led a 60 member troupe to entertain U S troops during the Vietnam era aboard the aircraft carrier Ranger off North Vietnam. They staged shows on Ranger and Coral Sea while the ship's chaplain offered a prayer invoking calm seas and humor amid the voyage.
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Thailand
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Coral Sea
Howe
Influenza Bug Makes Rounds Across Regions
A health official reports the influenza bug spreading to secondary schools in Brangtyn Park and Allapilis. The virus, previously seen in Prince Georges and Balmace counties, is being tracked by Anne Arundel County health authorities and the state health department in Annapolis.
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Anne Arundel County
Brangtyn Park
Allapilis
State Department
Ailezany
Mintteginery
Prince Grorges
Balmace
Annavolis
Pope Paul II Urges US to Pause Vietnam Bombing and Mediates
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI asked the United States to suspend bombing in Vietnam and offered to mediate. He told the College of Cardinals that voices call for a halt and that past suspensions show resolve to pursue peace for all.
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United States
Vietnam
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College of Cardinals
Vatican
Prayer text from Gertrude Tuttle in Indiana church
A dated prayer fragment pleads for childlike spirit and humility. It asks for forgiveness for harsh maturity and asks guidance for harmony among generations. The note identifies Gertrude Tuttle, a Christian education professor at Andersen College in Alidasiou, Indiana.
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Andersen College
Democrats stage own song and dance man by Moran
In Washington, Symington, a Senate Democrat, promotes a one night charity event at the Blue Room featuring a public figure and fellow politicians. The aim is to raise funds for a Wash-inton youth program while spotlighting Dirksen’s public image and the broader party’s cultural reach.
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Symington
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Adl Buchwald
Zohnon Salustratio
Aitemen
Tayseach Lelerelt M. Dirkyen
Senate
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Iington
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Yinane
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Sen
Ralph Nader
Cherks
Nate
Six Accused Of Trying To Fleece Millionaires
Federal grand jury charged six men in Los Angeles with conspiring to fleece wealthy show business figures in staged gin rummy games. The scheme allegedly used ceiling-spy signals to cheat victims at Beverly Hills Friars Club events, with losses up to thirty thousand dollars. Defendants include Maurice Friedman Manuel Jacobs Victor Sands Benjamin Teitelbaum Filippo Sacco and T Warner Richardson all linked to Friars Club circle except Richardson.
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Friars Club
Weld
Millonaire
Harry Karl
Wctness
Debbe Reynolds
Tony Manin
Phil Silvers
Zeppo Marx
Karl
Maurice H. Friedman
Las Vegas
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Frontier
Manuel “Rickey Jacobs
U.S
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Filippo Sacco
Hollywood
Johnny Roselli
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Biloxi
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Frontier Hotel
Richardson
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Washkansky Buried Today in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN AP Louis Washkansky first man to receive a heart transplant was buried today by the rabbi who wed him. The transplant surgeon headed the team but did not attend the funeral due to a TV appearance. Hundreds gathered at Pinelands Jewish cemetery as the chief rabbi conducted the service. Washkansky, aged 54, died 18 days after the Dec 3 operation from pneumonia without signs of heart rejection.
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South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
United States
Christian N. Barnard
Maring
Gerald Ferry
Pinelands
Israel Abrahams
C. Batha
Barnard
Aueumonia
Market Action Brisk Today Brisk Start Dies At 99
New York stocks opened with gains outnumbering losses on the NYSE. Names such as Bangor Punta and Merck posted higher quotes while Monsanto and American Airlines lagged. In Wichita Falls Texas, J J Corry, linked to a Mead Johnson insurance story, died after a long illness.
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New York Stock Exchange
Bangor Punta
Rheingold
International Telephone
Momestake
Merck
Monsanto
Brunswick
Great Western Financial
Crucible Steel
American Airlines
Bristol Myers
Wichita Falls
Tex
J. J. Corry
Hin Orerard
Mead Johnson Company
Asten
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