Saigon Faces Tet War Threat As Bombers Strike
Amid Tet tensions American and South Vietnamese forces brace for possible Viet Cong attacks. U S and allied commands tighten security around Saigon with armed personnel and patrols after a new wave of terrorist incidents including bomb threats near supply compounds and grenade attacks on guard posts. Four American airmen were reported missing after a reconnaissance aircraft crash into Cambodian territory.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Verde
Vorradins
Saigon
Cambuhan
1St Command
Tam
Radio Hanoi Today
United States
Fty
Securiy
U S Peace Team Hopes To Begin Secret Talks
US peace negotiators in Paris remain hopeful secret contacts may begin despite a public rebuff from Hanoi. Spokesmen say no comment on possible private talks, while Hanoi rejects the notion and accuses the United States of spreading rumors. The talks gridlock centers on whether to separate military and political issues and a possible troop withdrawal.
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Michael. Goldsmith
Associated Press
Parie
Paris
Vietnam
Alks
Honey
Lodge
William Jordenin
Fxshous
U.S
T En .Thanh le
Hanoi
Amvcivans
United States
Jadaed
Jordan
National Liberation Front
North Vietnam
NLF
Tran bin Kiem
Sain
Ing Anve
Kiewy
Warren Report Under Attack At Shaw Trial
Shaw trial proceeds as prosecutors present evidence claiming multiple gunmen in Kennedy assassination. Testimony from Buell Frazier and Lee Harvey Oswald linkage seen as key to conspiracy theory while judge rules on defense objections.
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Warren
Shaw
Worleans
John F. Kens
Bren
Dallas
Bealey Plaza
Kennedy
Buell Frazier
Lee Alacrey Oswald
Ateack
Edward A. Hagnerty
Dymond
Market Trading Fairly Active in Early Trading
The New York market opened with an irregular yet fairly active session. Gains led losses on the NYSE with about 76 issues showin g improvements while the Dow slipped to 850.77. The broader index fell slightly as speculative interest buoyed Boise Cascade and Thrift Drug, with mixed results for Xerox, US Gypsum, and utilities. Leaders included Petratoum, Chrysler, American Telephone, International Paper, and Union Carbide, while American Tobacco, CBS, and Ashland posted modest advances.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Iso
Boise Cascade
Xerox Rose Shouls
US Gypsum
Oedidiatal
Petratoum
Chrysler
American
Huge Tides Surge Across Texas Coast Homes
Severe tides lash the Upper Texas Coast flooding waters into homes and stranding residents near Seabrook and Seadrift. Officials report eight to ten foot tides, with water rising into single structures and forcing evacuations. The coast remains under weather advisories as crews monitor damage and assist stranded motorists.
Bathing Suits On Red Soviet Fleet Afloat
A chaotic late autumn sea encounter near Virginia and Maryland involved a Soviet bloc fishing fleet near Currituck Beach and Chesapeake approaches. Female crew members wore bikinis aboard the factory ship Tendo aja Slava as American fishermen observed a rare cultural exchange in 54 degree weather. An awkward beer bottle gift exchange sparked playful tension while a Russian fisherman tossed back the bottle in a scene described by witnesses.
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Furtooy
Protests Turn Campuses Into Armed Battlefields Across Nation
Across several universities today student demonstrations escalated as National Guardsmen and police faced off with protestors. In Madison Wisconsin a guard force was increased to 400 amid four days of clashes at the University of Wisconsin campus. Berkeley California saw police rout students after disputes over cafeteria fires and library disturbances. Duke University near Durham North Carolina housed 500 guardsmen amid confrontations. Massachusetts Amherst reported student arrests as protests spread. The protests began over admissions policies and demands for black studies programs, with demonstrators clashing with officers and tear gas deployed at multiple campuses.
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Associated Press
Warren PL Knowles
Abe XM
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Durham
N.C
Duke University
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Dow Chemical Co
University of Chicaco
Negra
Nesvoes
Cams
Ihediate
America
Statins
Wiltie Eteards
Isud
al Duke
Mastodis
Stu
Berkeley
Winevity Studies College
New York
City College
University of Miami
Florida
Bomb Blast Shuts Canadian Stock Exchanges
Bomb blast in Montreal near the Victoria Square exchange disrupts trading across Canada. Explosions damaged the Montreal and Toronto venues injuring dozens, with glass shattered and offices evacuated. Officials say the incident halted activity on major exchanges and prompted heightened security. Authorities investigate motive amid prior threats and calls from separatist groups.
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Mostreal
Montreal
Ami Wine
Dea
Fkers
Toronto Stock Exchange
Victoria Square
Dlis- Jact
Capivsian
Svimilar
Neapole
Quebec
Frany Clana
Construction Unions Triple Minority Apprentices
AFL-CIO official says construction unions have tripled minority group apprentices in the past nine months and may double again this year. Robert McGlotten reports 2,400 Negro and minority youths placed in apprenticeships through project outreach, amid federal and union support. The gain lifts minority share to about eight percent, with potential to reach sixteen percent this year. There is no quota system. emphasis on training minority workers and expanding public housing jobs.
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Neil Gilbride
Miami Beach
Fla
Robert M. MecGlotten
Labor Federation
Civil Rights Department
McGlotten
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Cil
Toregen
Public Service Commission Urged to Aid Rail Service
Washington AP five eastern state public service commissions were urged by Rep. Ottinger to back a presidential commission to study railroad passenger service. Doub of Maryland PSC led a Wilmingon meeting with New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware officials on declining rail passenger service and railroads’ accounting practices. Ottinger urged ICC to investigate procedures and set uniform standards amid profit reports from 1958 to 1966.
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Washington
Public Service Commissions
Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Nixon
Wilmington
Del
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Doub
Oiltinger Widh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Otlinger
ICC
Israeli Jets Strike At Guerrillas Amid Jordan Clash
Israeli jets attacked guerrilla positions inside Jordan near the Sea of Galilee after guerrillas fired on an army patrol. Jordan reported two strikes lasting about 30 minutes and an hour, with napalm drops but no casualties. In Israel political moves, Gahal backed by Eshkol's coalition, defeating a no confidence vote 75 to 4 but signaling continued pressure over territory from the 1967 war.
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Associated Press
Jordam
Qatef
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Hebron
Jerusalem
Israel
Gahal Party
Levi Eshkol
Eshikol
Newsweek Magazine
Gahalites
Eshkol
Gahal
Toiguil
The Daily Mail Service Rates and Publication Note
The Daily Mail lists subscription options and rates including weekly mail for seven cents, monthly and yearly terms, with pricing for six months and one year. It notes republication of The Vocalings and references the Washington area postal distribution, alongside a phone number for contact.
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THE
Daily Mail
Syndy
Asuncianeg Press
eHtthee Lualvely
Sy Nail
Mey
Pat
D.C
Meri
Ant
Bitte Jmranths
Ryan
Mercy aid for Biafra children in Ivory Coast camps
Mercy is a medical relief project run from Columbia University funding three camps in Ivory Coast to treat suffering children from Biafra. A doctor volunteer and nurses provide care with clean sheets and the right supplies. The effort aims to reach thousands more, requesting tax deductible contributions to Columbia University in New York.
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MERCY
Ivory Coast
Biafra
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Mercy, Physicians and Surgeons Club
50 Haven Avenue
New York
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