Viet Cong Die In Attack At Loc Ninh Near Saigon
Viet Cong forces attacked Loc Ninh district headquarters near the Cambodian border but were repelled by U S and South Vietnamese troops. Allied casualties totaled 33 killed or wounded, with Viet Cong losses reported at 463 dead and 24 weapons captured. The assault came as three major Viet Cong offensives unfolded across the region, including a raid on Dai Le hamlet.
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George Esperie
Associated Press
Saigon
Loc Ninh
U.S
Lac Ninh
Wadquarters
Asault
Dai Lee
Cadquarters
Draft Reagan Movement in Oklahoma Sparks 1968 talk
The draft Reagan movement gains attention in Oklahoma with Sen. Clifford P. Case noting the 22 member delegation could split between Reagan supporters and former President Gase. California Gov Reagan denies interest while Stansberry stresses no Reagan sanction. George Wallace widens South California tour seeking ballot access with 65,059 signatures.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma Politile
California
Ronald Regagn
Clifford PL Case
R-Nl
Reagan
Michard
Slimsberry
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Stansberry
Peklahoma
Gase
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Johnson
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Market Shows Slight Gain On Thin Early Trading
NEW YORK AP The stock market edged higher in thin early trading as it rebounded from a sharp four month slide. Gaining issues listed include General Electric Occidental Petroleum Raytheon and Central Motors while IBM and Harris Intertype slipped about a point. Opening blocks featured Benguet American Telephone Pan American World Airways and ACA with mixed moves.
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New York
Wis Svar
Occidental Petroleum
Raytheon
Contra Cats
Gentral Motors
General Electric
Xerox
U.S. Gypsum
Mint Foods
IBM
International Telephone
Harris Intertype
American Motors
Benguet
American Telephone
Pan American World Airways
ACA
D. C. Hospital Won't Honor Blue Cross
Washington Hospital Center, the citys largest private medical facility, will stop honoring Blue Cross policies after November 9. The center cites Group Hospitalization Inc, the local Blue Cross organization, for withholding 96000 in payment and argues the group owes 21 million for overpayments.
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Washington
Washington Hospital Center
Blue Cross
Group 1 Hospitalization, Inc
West Virginia Doctor Named General Practitioner of the Year
SAN FRANCISCO AP A West Virginia doctor received the General Practitioner of the Year award at a medical convention. Dr Roy W Eschenaur of Paint Peasant has practiced medicine for 48 years and was presented the sword by the American College of General Practitioners in Osteopathy Med and Surgery.
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San Francisco
West Virginia
Roy W. Eschenaur
American College of General Practitioners
Students Protest Many Things At Nation's Colleges
Protests occurred at multiple colleges nationwide over campus presence of CIA recruiters and antiwar issues. At Stanford 75 to 100 students shouted from a fire escape as recruiters debated. Iowa saw 100 plus students charged with disturbing the peace during a Marine recruiter protest. Michigan saw a 300-student sit-in in Ann Arbor against the U.S. role abroad. In Baltimore a federal suit accuses Maryland CORE of harassment under an anti riot law. New York City and Cambridge actions involved sit ins and open recruiting debates at Columbia, City College of New York, and nearby colleges.
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Bor Monroe
Associated Press
CIA
Varius Colleges
Cohiaphix University
University of Texas
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Stanford University
University of Iowa
Marine Corps
Students For A Democratic Society
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Rapier
Cambridge
Theiland Project
Orra
Raszel C. Thomsen
Aa Ree Os
Frank A. Kaufman
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Lemuel Chester Jr
Aviion Federalink
Stuart Weehsler
Congress of Racial Equality
Suil
Dorchester County
Cambridge Black Action Federation
le Student Non-vio
City College
New York
Manhattan
Slutouts
Columbia Colleges
University
School of Engineering
CIA Interviews Move Campus as Maryland Officials Quell Demonstration
CIA interviews at University of Maryland College Park were moved to a different campus location to avert student protests. About 30 students observed in silence nearby, while a second demonstration threatened for Wednesday led to the relocation within a building housing campus police and State Police.
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College Park
Central Intelligence Agency
University of Maryland
CIA
Leiden
Jackie Kennedy in Cambodia visit to Angkor temple
Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Phnom Penh for a six day stay to tour Angkor temples and dedicate a street in her honor. She traveled with an American party including military and diplomatic officials and journalists from Bangkok and Washington.
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Cambodia
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FL Kennedy
Angkor
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Air Force
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Kennedy
Bangkok
Lord Warloch
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Chicago Sun-Times
Michael Forrestal
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