Marines Depart Vietnam as 9th Regiment Demobilizes
The 9th Marine Regiment leaves Quang Tri for Okinawa after a combat operation Utah Mesa ends. First battalion departs with 120 personnel. rest follow in days. Casualties drop last week: 153 Americans KIA, 1,548 wounded. South Vietnamese losses also fall. total U.S. battle deaths since 1961 reach 37,049.
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Saigon
U.S
Quang Tri
Vietnam
Okinawa
Enem
IV. 5. Command
Sth Regiment
Utah Mesa
Oid
Khe Sanh
Sth
U.S. Sth Mechanized Infantry Division
9Th Regiment
Shortage Of Tanks Seen Threat To Army
A House armed services subcommittee warns of a tank shortage linked to the Sheridan weapon program. The panel says the Army delayed M60 production and even halted it in 1967 to push the Sheridan, amid electronic and ammunition issues. The report questions the cost and combat value of the Sheridan compared with existing tanks. Army spokesmen say the panel did not fully weigh Sheridan performance in Vietnam deployments.
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Washington
Army
House Armed Services
Europe
Samuel
Stratton
DNY
Samme
Iran
Austria
Italy
Swih
Sheridan
Jyietran
Police Dogs Withdrawn From Street Patrols in Baltimore
Baltimore Police Commissioner Donald D. Pomerleau ordered police dogs removed from residential street patrols pending evaluation after a woman was attacked by a patrol dog on June 27 in West Baltimore. Twelve people were arrested during a protest at Western stations, and Gov. Mandel spoke with Black leaders. the action affects five of the dogs.
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Baltimore
Donald D. Pomerleau
Pomerleau
Marvin Mandel
Pomerelau
Reagan Backs Permanent Post For Hayakawa
Governor Reagan backs S F State College president Hayakawa for a permanent post amid campus violence. Hayakawa, 62, has led the college through months of unrest and police action, while hinting at a future Senate bid. Trustees voted 10 to 2 to confirm the permanent presidency.
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Los Angeles
S.1
Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Senate
Reagan
San Francisco
Atnil
AU Hagarstown
Associated Press
Bys Mail
Bel
Dou Va
NY Penna
W. Va
Scientists Determine Benny the Monkys Death Cause
In Honolulu AP Benny the astromonk died of a heart attack likely triggered by lowered body temperature after a six hour autopsy by a dozen scientists. A final autopsy will take months. NASA officials said Benny’s fatal temperature drop may stem from immobilization in weightlessness and capsule cooling during the near nine day Biosatellite 7 flight.
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Aonolulu
Benny
Earth
Spokasimo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
W. Ross Adey
Space Project
Adey
Bonny
Stocks Still Keep Dropping In Early Trading
Stocks fell in moderate activity with the Dow off 2.33 points to 859.29 at 10:30 a.m. Declines outweighed gains by about 200 issues as Continental Telephone moved 28,000 shares. Other movers included Occidental Petroleum, Pennzoil United, American Telephone & Telegraph, Polaroid, Boeing, and International Nickel amid mixed prices. Boston report notes 1,650 head of sea-going livestock at the New England Aquarium, including penguins and seals.
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Dow
Continental Telephone
Occidental Petroleum
Pennzoil United
Boston
New England
Countdown Begins Tonight For Moon Trip
NASA reports a helium leak in the Saturn V first stage pressurization system may delay the final countdown for the Apollo moon mission. Apollo 11 figures Armstrong Aldrin and Collins train in the command ship, preparing to launch toward a lunar orbit and the first moon landing.
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Cate Kennery
Pla
APD
Aeresy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA Sokesman
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin Jr
Herbert Hoover Jr dies at 65 in Pasadena
Herbert Hoover Jr son of the 31st president died in Pasadena at 65 after a prolonged illness. He held engineering and petroleum roles, later serving as undersecretary of state from 1954 to 1957 and was active in petroleum societies and radio organizations. A private funeral is planned at All Saints Episcopal Church.
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Herbert Hoover JR
Herbert Snover Jr
United States
Pasadena
Calif
Herbert Hover Jr
Huntington Community Tospi 1M
Hoover
Harvard Business School
Western Air Express
Transcontinental and
Western Air
White House
Eisenhower
John, Foster Dulles
Tonedon
Stanford
Harvard
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasaisena
All-Saints Episcopal Church
Borman Calls Soviet Visit A Warm Successful Tour
Astronaut Frank Borman left the Soviet Union calling the goodwill trip a complete success and a personal pleasure. He said he would invite Soviet cosmonauts to the United States and noted Apollo 11 timing may affect attendance. Borman praised the warm reception and discussed space cooperation and tracking station use with Soviet officials.
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Anthony C. Collins
Moscow
Frank Borman
Soviet Union
Borman
Sheremettyevo
New York
London
Harman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Frederick
Barman
Edwin
Nikolai
Podgorny
Kremlin
America
Milstay Kelkysh
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Clubialls Cocktails Offer Quick Fresh Mixes
Inside every can lie three honest o goodness fresh cocktails with liquor included. These Clubialls are designed to be easier quicker and better to drink than ordinary cocktails using the best and freshest ingredients available.
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Hunt's Peaches
Morton Meat Pot
Esseay
Superior Dairy
Duncan Hines
Raisin Lake
SWIFT
Sterling
Florida
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