Border Fights and Casualties Across Vietnam Front
North Viet Cong and regular forces attacked towns and positions near Saigon and along the Cambodian border, killing seven Americans and wounding 28 others. U.S. and South Vietnamese troops reported repeated helicopter exchanges and ground clashes, with several enemy casualties and two air crew deaths. A separate fire damaged the USO Club in downtown Saigon with no reported saboteur link.
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George Esper Fixe
Saigon
South Rymen
Ahd
Sal
Ham- Gon
Mekong Delta
Ag One
JSO Club
U.S
USO
Catholic Bishops Vote For Sweeping Changes
Vatican City AP reports bishops approved major reforms to expand collegiality and shared papal decision making. Delegates say a synod should meet every two to twelve months and maintain constant contact with the Pope on doctrinal matters.
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Vatican City
World Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
Bishops
Vatican
Bible Thought Professing Themselves To Be Wise They Became Fools
A compact reflection on educated arrogance, citing Romans 1 22, presenting the life story of many who are educated beyond their intelligence. The remark frames intellectual pride as folly and moral failing.
Dilemma Over Hijackers Tests U S Refugee Policy
East German hijackers forced a Polish Airlines jet to divert to West Berlin testing U S and allied stance on returning hijackers to their origin. Washington must balance anti hijacking policy with granting asylum to escapees from communist countries amid ICAO and UN efforts to reach international agreement.
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Washington
West Berlin
United States
Germany
Cuba
United Nations
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAQ
Judge rules teacher cannot be fired for being communist
LA AP reports Judge Jerry Pacht ruled Angela Davis cannot be terminated solely for Communist Party membership. The decision in a taxpayers suit against the University of California held the firing of the Negro philosophy assistant professor unconstitutional. The ruling says removals cannot hinge on political affiliation and warns against firing teachers for membership in any organization. an appeal is pending through school channels.
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Los Angeles
Angela Davis Cannat
University of California At
Los Angeles University
Communist Party
University of California Regent
Morsissi
Miss Davis
Jerry Pacht
Regents
Organi
Willy Brandt Chosen as West German Chancellor
Bonn AP reports Willy Brandt elected chancellor, ending 20 years of CDU rule. The Bundestag vote was 251 to 235 with five abstentions, four invalid ballots, and one absent deputy. Brandt leads a coalition with the Free Democrats, aiming four years in office after the 1969 general election margins. Brandt, 55, succeeds Kurt Kiesinger, previously foreign minister, and had led West Berlin as mayor.
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Bonn
Bundestag
Willy Brandt
West Germany
West Gemany
Brandt
Free Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
West Berlin
Fun City Out Of This World For Cosmonauts
Two Soviet cosmonauts Beregovoi and Feoktistov toured New York on their first US day. They saw Broadway and dined at Chez Vito after a Plaza stay, declining Mayor Lindsay’s Mets reception. They praised American hospitality and planned to visit Houston Space Center.
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Stanley Johnson
Associated Press
New York
United States
Lis Best
Georgi T. Beregovol
Konstantin Feoktistav
Moscow
John V.é Lindsay
New York Mets
Col
Frank Borman
Beregovoi
Feoktistov
Plaza Hotel
Dolly
Pearl Bailey
Cab Calloway
Miss Trailey
Chez Vito
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Monrow
Washington
Baikonur
Central Asia
Feoktist
Market Shows Early Gains on Positive Momentum
New York stock market opened with gains as the Dow rose to 640.14 amid broad advances. Analysts cited Vietnam peace optimism and signs of a cooling economy supporting a potential sharp upward move. Leading blocks included City Investing at 343, Occidental Petroleum at 24, and Texas Gulf Sulphur at 20M.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Vietnam
City
Occidental Petroleum
Texas
Institutional investing questions line up Wittmer contact
A reader is advised to call Carl S. Wittmer of White, Weld & Co at 130 West Washington Street, Hagerstown Maryland 21741 with the telephone number 732 2353 for questions on institutional investing.
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Carl S. Wittmer
White, Weld & Co
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
Maryland
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Konstantin Feoklistov
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Nixon
ICAG
Inter
Holland
ICAO
Commie
Singer
Tomorris Gat Singer
Long Meadow Shopping Center
Wmark
BEST
Dorter's Furniture Stores
Greencastle
Shippensburg
Wow Yen
Teoratzan Haradayao
White Weld
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