Major Power Plant Bombed In North Vietnam
North Vietnam's Bac Giang power plant, supplying a large share of the region's power, was struck by a Navy jet bomber in darkness. Cmdr. Ronald J. Nuys led the raid, dropping 14 000 pounds of bombs under heavy anti aircraft fire. The operation followed other attacks on industry and transport targets amid fighting near the DMZ.
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George McArthur
Saigon
North Vietnam
Mano
Bac Giang
Ta] Nhi
Pnlot
Ronald J. Nuys
U.S
Thai Neuron
Hatoi
Viet
Hanoi
Trai
Hays
J. Ted Been
Loughton
Mich
Volunteer Soldier Goes To Viet Nam From Nebraska
Harold Hamburg, 22, of Goring and five other brothers across World War II and Korea, volunteered to serve in Vietnam. He re enlisted in Denver after peace time service and two months of private training at Ft Bliss. Hamburg says he asked to go to Vietnam and faced an assignment change after a Philadelphia Evening Bulletin story.
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Dix
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Ansiger
Vietnam
Ling
Korea
Pfe
Harold Hamburg
Goring
Neb
Hamberg
Denver
Colo
Bliss
Tex
Frankfurt
Germany
Hanburg
Hamburg
David T. Martin
Johnson
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Adjutant General's Office
Ientagon
George Harry Fleegle
Hancock
Vine Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clearville
Buck Valley Christian Church
Ranye
Emory HH
Melvin T
Wiliam A
Needmore
Buck Valley
George Davis
Charles Doll
Grove
Howe
Webster, Hac Tison
Post
The
American Legion
Fonight
Senate OK Of Treaty With Soviet Seen Improving Moscow Relations
The Senate approved the controversial U S Soviet consular treaty seen as aiding President Johnson's aim to ease Moscow ties despite Vietnam. Ratification now depends on Soviet action, with the Presidium expected to stamp approval soon. the pact formalizes consular procedures and access rights.
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Moscow
Lewis Gulick
Washington
Johnson
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
House
Johmson
Senate
Congress
Vietnam
North
Peris
Sist
Don Evans
Mactic
Said
Bul Sen
Karl B. Mundt
S.D
Everett
M. Dickson
Dirksen
Consular Toaty
Maternity Watch Fails For Washington Zoo Lioness
The National Zoo monitored their lioness Princess around the clock amid a televised birth watch. After 105 days gestation, officials declared she is not pregnant and ended the watch. Volunteers and staff observed labor pains and monitored via TV, but the lioness showed no signs of impending birth.
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Kelly Smith
Washington
National Zoo
Shelan
Princess
Wali
Nicholas Katzenbach
Alata
Snow and Winds Sweep Through East and Maryland
A midwinter blizzard blanketed the East as snow and bitter winds disrupted travel and closed schools. Maryland Senate sent a drunk driving bill to the House amid snowbound conditions and planned breath test suspensions for refusals.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
House
New York
Aeiddle
Senate
Upstate New
York
Id Southern Engineering Society
Hagerstown
Maryland Correctional Insitute Training Center
Robert McColley
Prayer for Forgiveness and New Life at Memorial Drive Church
In a Houston prayer directed by Lucy Collins, director of education at Memorial Drive Methodist Church, the request asks for courage to forgive ourselves to welcome Easter, seeking divine forgiveness, removal of self hatred, and renewal by the Holy Spirit.
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Lucy Collins
Houston
Texas
Memrial ‘Drive Methodist Church
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Charles W. Rick
Vance M. Dimmick Jr
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Clark Hayes
Rest Haven Cemetery
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Virginia Ave. Baptist Church
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Illinois
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Wirsphote
C & O Canal Park
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Washington County
U. S. Department of the Interior
Army Reserve Center
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Frederick Dioio
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Chrysler
General Motors
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Xerox
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Lydia Fatzenbach
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Stewer
Long Meadow Shopping Center
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Long Meadow
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