U S Air Power Smashes Enemy Supply Flotilla
US air forces bombed exposures near the Cambodian border and at a base camp, destroying a fleet of enemy supply craft. Signals from 245 headquarters cite fighter and gunship strikes against Viet Cong units along the river port activities. US Special Forces advisers report ongoing operations in the Delta as attacks press inland toward South Vietnam.
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America
Silla
South Viet- Delta
U.S
Phos
Souther
Sampans
Delta
la Dee
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Marine Fortress
Big Chs Senkatgit Weet Igipter
Camp Carroll
Khe
Sanh
Corruption as obstacle to winning South Vietnamese counterwar
AP report discusses U.S. concern that corruption hinders pacification efforts in South Vietnam. Citations note Senate committee recommendations urging a strong anti corruption campaign, amid resumed pacification and rising war supplies. Details include Tet aftermath, Viet Cong replenishment fears, and intensified air and ground operations around Khe Sanh and delta areas.
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Ington
U.S
Vietsnam
Jey
Pacific
Vietnam
ATD
South Vietnam
Senate
Tonkin Gulf Provocation Theory Questioned by Mort
AP reports Jon B. Morton former Republican chairman says in Saturday Evening Post that the Tonkin Gulf incident may have been deliberately provoked. He cites evidence and conversations suggesting preplanned retaliatory actions and that the Tonkin Gulf Resolution could have been based on manipulated information. The administration had claimed an unprovoked North Vietnamese attack in international waters on Aug 4, 1964.
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Jon B. Mort
R-Ky
Tonkin Gulf
Saturday Evening Post
Morton
Vietnam
Gulf of Ton‘Kin
Gas poisoning kills thousands of sheep in Utah incident
Ranchers report 6400 sheep dead in Skull Valley Utah as nerve gas exposure is investigated. Army and state vets discuss lab tests at Mab State University and Dugway Proving Ground with claims of routine nerve gas testing linked to the deaths. Loss includes wool crop and rangeland impact, while local animals remain unaffected.
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Skull Valley
Utah
Joss
Poj
Organic Phost Fawcett
Dean Valley
Army
Yanders
Mab State University
Armyj
Gan
Dugway
Dugway Proving Ground
Adja Fawcett
Mark Fawcett
Health Service
Federal Agriculture
State Board of CS Health
Copper Firms In Agreement Yet Workers Remain Idle
Washington AP reports four major copper producers reached tentative wage agreements with unions covering about 15 000 strikers. Local issues at 2 mines and factories in old-state Korea must be ironed out. Ratification by 15 000 Anaconda American Smelting workers and contributions to strike uncertainty slow production resumption across 10 000 more workers. Anaconda unions total 26 with varied skilled jobs involved. Industry says no clear return date. Phelps Dodge already resumed at 6 500 workers. Smaller firms earlier settled about 10 000 employees.
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Washington
Phelps Dodge
Stops Tormenting Reetal Itch
A New York special reports a medical ad claiming Preparation H stops burning itch from hemorrhoids, relieves pain and shrinks hems with no narcotics or stinging agents. It cites tests in multiple cities and markets the ointment and suppositories as nonprescription treatments.
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New York
N.Y
New York City
D.C
Midwest Medical
Powell Predicts Young Will Fight Over Race
Deposed Congressman Adam Clayton Powell predicts a civil war among youths over race, while white and black youths may unite against the white power structure. Powell, back from 18 months in the Bahamas, returns to Harlem amid a parole pledge to obey court orders and vows to purge his district of Uncle Toms. King emphasizes nonviolence as he attends church events in Harlem.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Bimini
Bahamas
Harlem
Uncle Toms
Martion Luther King Jr
Abyssinian Baptist Church
Congress
A.C.P
King
New Canaan Baptist Church of Christ
Tarlem
Wyatt Tee Walker
Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Medical Society Hears About Space Problems
Washington County Medical Society meeting discussed remoteness from the physician in charge and plans for in flight medical experiments with NASA personnel. Topics included hostility of space, lack of gravity, energy metabolism effects, and microbiological issues of lunar contamination.
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Washington County Medical Society
F. B. Benjamin
DMD
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington, D.C
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