Vietnam Roundup Reports Heavy Four Day Viet Campaign
Government and North Vietnamese forces clash in a four day battle near Ca Dee and the Cambodian border. North Vietnamese units suffer heavy losses with claims of over 100 enemy dead. U.S. Navy involvement and river patrols report no American fatalities. Nearby incidents include damage to the National Press Counter building and misdirected boats toward Cambodia.
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GOP Senators Show Signs Of Party Unity
GOP senators display renewed unity on Vietnam policy and Supreme Court selection amid Nixon popularity. Case and Cooper push cautious Vietnam stance while McGovern questions troop plans, with Aiken predicting more political statements as elections approach.
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Jets Trade Strikes Near Suez Amid Arab Leaders Summit
Israeli and Egyptian jets exchanged strikes along the northern Suez Canal as Arab leaders gathered at Nasser’s palace. Israeli aircraft hit camps near Inshash and Helwan while Cairo reported hits on Egyptian bunkers. Both sides claimed air victories amid limited civilian impact and continued border fire along the Jordanian frontier.
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Panther raid rejected by Seattle mayor
Seattle Mayor Wes Uhlan said his administration refused a federal request for aid in a proposed information gathering raid on the Black Panthers headquarters. He declined to name the agency, but local papers linked it to the IRS Tax Unit. A Treasury spokesman said the action involved gun registration law enforcement, not a campaign against the Panthers.
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Market Makes Brisk Gains In Early Trading
New York stock market advanced briskly in moderate activity. At 10 30 am the Dow Jones average rose about 5 points to 758 18 with many leading issues higher. Volume showed buyers outnumbering sellers by nearly three to one as gains appeared on several blue chip names and financials.
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True Grit Star Kim Darby Weds Businessman in Malibu
Actress Kim Darby aged 23, known for True Grit and other films, married businessman James Westmoreland in a private Friday ceremony at Tanitha Karp’s Malibu home. The couple’s low profile event reflected a simple peasant style white dress and intimate turnout.
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Bomb blasts hit GE facilities in New York City
An anonymous caller claimed responsibility for vandalizing a GE office in Washington and bombs damaged a Queens warehouse, a Brooklyn store, and a Manhattan headquarters device was defused. No injuries were reported and the FBI joined the investigation.
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Elder Brother Symbol in Luke 15 Narrative
The passage notes the elder brother’s self justification and belief he needed no forgiveness. It portrays him as a tragic figure who views a savior as unnecessary for himself, unlike others who may need mercy.
Hagerstown Hosts First Travel Fair Fashion Show
Citizens of Hagershayn invited to a Sunday travel fair fashion show on February 15 from 4 to 7 PM at Verien Ballthow. Exhibits, door prizes, refreshments, continuous entertainment, and many special events planned with no admission, no obligation. Call 753-6916 or visit 156 South Potomac Street for details.
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Grapefruit Diet Promises Rapid Weight Loss
Hollywood ad touts a citrus based diet claiming 10 pounds lost in 10 days with no hunger. It urges readers to send $2 for a diet plan from a Citrus Diet Plant, promising a refund if weight loss fails and featuring testimonials and celebrity references.
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