U S Gunships Mistakenly Kill Allies In Saigon Area
U S helicopter gunships fired on a South Vietnamese column by mistake, killing eight soldiers and wounding 21. A U S command blamed ground forces for directing the attack while United States planes pressed operations along the Ho Chi Minh trail and in Cambodia as fighting continued across South Vietnam.
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George Gsper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Feentat
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North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
North Viet
Ltill
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Foreign Aid Extension Tied to War Withdrawals Policy
Washington AP reports Senate leaders Mansfield and Morgan say final action on a 2.6 billion foreign aid package hinges on policy language and a broader withdrawal from Indochina. House action expected next week as bills clash over funding levels and restrictions.
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Leabsdorf Associated Press
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Senate
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Thomas E. Morgan
Krouse
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Nixon
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Manafield
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Moses and Israel Move Forward Against Adversity
Quotation links Exodus 14 14 15 about the Lord fighting for Israel and advancing. Industrialist Henry Kalter warns against stagnation, saying progress must not be stalled or disasters will follow.
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Israel
Mit
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IRA Rescues Irish Girl From Tarring
In Londonderry the Irish Republican Army rescued a girl from a gang of hooded women who planned to cut her hair and tar her for fraternizing with British soldiers. The incident marks the fourth alleged attack this week by the Women's Revenge Group in Bogside and Catholic areas. The girl’s name was not disclosed and details about prior victims and a scheduled wedding to a British soldier were reported with conflicting claims.
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Irish Republican Army
Women's Revenge
Bogside
INA
Irish Republic
Marla Doherty
Pvt
John Larter
Tan Barracks
Shear
Life’s Questioned Silence Keeps Dignity Alive
A fragment reflecting on life’s unanswered questions and the enduring dignity and importance of questioning itself, attributed to a Tennessee Williams style sentiment on existential thought.
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Lata
Tennessee Williams
Fidel Shoots Questions At Newsmen
SANTIAGO Chile AP Fidel Castro continues a wandering news conference during his visit scolding reporters and photographers who shout questions He confronts a foreign newsman about his work and labels others right wing Castro says Cuba will not rejoin the Organization of American States, even if Latin nations want it back He adds he will not return by any means with his olive drab suit and tense guards nearby
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Santiago
Chile
Castro
Salvador Allende
Thursdgy
Cuba
Organization of American States
Jared
Welfare rolls shrink as costs rise nationwide
Washington AP reports July welfare rolls fell for a third consecutive month as costs climbed. AFDC accounts for about 70 percent of the $16.3 billion welfare outlay, with declines led by New Jersey. Officials cite state cutbacks and higher Social Security payments as key factors. The July bill totaled $1.5 billion, modestly up due to court-ordered New York adjustments.
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Washington
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AIDC
John D. Twiname
HEW
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Twiname
AFNC
LSD Killer LSD Kills Son A Father Blames Police
Spokane widow father E. Glenn Harmon says his son Larry was not killed by police bullets but by LSD that turned him into a religious fanatic. Larry, 21, attacked Gonzaga University’s SS Aloysius church with a rifle and sledgehammer, killing a 69 year old caretaker and wounding others before police shot him. The article notes Larry’s high math marks and MIT ambitions, and reports separate legal cases in London involving seven Americans in a stock scheme.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Larry
LSD
E. Glenn Harmon
Harmon
Christ
SS. 1
Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Gonzaga University
Hilary M. Kuur
Michael J. Clark
Robert D. Schroader
Trobert A. Fees
Thomas C. Brass
Young Harmon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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London
Chicago
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Marlborough Street
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Mayfair
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Los Angeles
Terry Lomenzi
Highland Park
Nicholas Avenetti
North Hollywood
Calif
James Walkey Pettinatti
Marina del
Daily Mail Tech News Digest Fragment
A garbled OCR style snippet references The Daily Mail, The Associated Press, and varied place names. It hints at tech news in Philadelphia and mentions Maryland and West Virginia contexts in a clipped, fragmentary form.
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