Navy Planes Blast Haiphong Bridge
Raiding warplanes severed a key Haiphong bridge and claimed a MIG downing during raids aimed at cutting North Vietnam's port traffic. Seven Americans were killed or wounded. fighter jets clashed with Soviet bloc aircraft as pilots hit rail and highway targets around Haiphong and the DMZ.
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Conservative gains in British Parliament surprise voters
Britain’s opposition Conservative party won two seats in Parliament on Thursday in a surprise election victory. Labor maintains a solid majority in the House of Commons despite a revolt against Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s economic austerity measures.
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Trade Fair Postponed Amid Street Fighting in Hong Kong
Travelers arriving from China report the Mantual Cantin trade fair in Hong Kong postponed due to bloody street clashes. The event aims to connect China's stew to Western markets as officials seek safer conditions for exhibitors and visitors.
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Mercenaries Show Gains in Congo Warfare
Report describes mercenaries and allied Kati forces advancing near Rukavu with scouting of two suburbs. Strong resistance expected as they prepare to push into the area while a Congolese air force plane strafed positions.
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Anti Gaullist Vote Sought Across France
Voters look to curb Charles de Gaulle influence as anti Gaullist groups rally nationwide. About 6 000 candidates contest 9 000 local council seats in 95 counties amid socialist government pressure and leftist campaigns pushing for broad anti Gaullist support.
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Market Ticker Report Winds Up Across New York
In heavy trading the market shows mixed action with mid session advances and declines. Analysts note Vultee stock surges exceed twenty points while broker sentiment suggests a shift toward higher price levels for steel and related products as federal wage trends and cost pressures influence pricing.
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Millionaire Goldfine Dies Amid Political Scandal
Industrialist Teynard Goldfine dies at home at age seven, amid past links to President Eisenhower era figures Sherman Adams and others. Reports note investigations and a suspended sentence for tax data issues, with details still unclear about the death. The record reflects a complex web of 1950s political finance inquiries.
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Evidence Difficult To Find In Senate Ethics Probe
The six member panel will meet again early next week as it weighs evidence in the Lang case. The inquiry, linked to calls for proof in the 1968 selection and Long up for re election, centers on alleged misuse of power by a subcommittee chairman to fire. Lifes Life magazine report hinted at ongoing committee actions and potential resolutions.
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Inflation fears over tax hike spark political warnings
Treasury Secretary Fowler warned Congress that defeating the proposed 10 percent income tax increase could trigger voter backlash and fuel inflation, high interest rates, and a deficit not seen since World War I. He urged lawmakers to consider broader economic risks and the potential cost to constituents.
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Federal Noncommercial TV Bill Moves Through House
The House approved a federal aid bill to bolster noncommercial television and educational radio. The measure sets initial funding of 91 million to create a nonprofit corporation subsidizing programming and facilities for educational stations, with long-term financing deferred. It faces Senate concurrence and partyline votes as opponents fear consolidation.
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Prayer for discernment of Jesus amid material doubts
A Seventh Day Baptist pastor in Denver Jol. asks believers to seek the historic Jesus beyond material science and to subdue bitterness by accepting life’s blessings and hardships in Jesus’ name. He signs as Argen Albert N Rogers.
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