Hospital Attack at Cam Ranh Bay Shocks Vietnam Base
Viet Cong commandos breached the Cam Ranh Bay convalescent hospital, injuring patients and workers as they moved through a fence cut and attacked wards before fleeing. U.S. officials reported 37 wounded, with 732 patients in the facility and minimal casualties among guards.
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Cam Ranh Bay
Saigon
Vietnam
Blocklong Army Convalescent
Pations
Stadt Associated” Press
Rick Merron
Dover
Depe
Fark Bhd
Winthers
U8. Command
Bas Cieing
Toh Bay
Leasl
Lyndon
Johnson
U.S. Command
Cothmunist
Merron
T He Hospital
Heapital
Vliet Cong terrorists raid US hospital site
Two Americans were killed and 37 wounded in an attack on a US military hospital near Cant Raul Bay air base. The raid disrupted operations as the AD Wirephoto report described the incident on Wednesday and noted casualties among personnel and civilians.
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Cant Raul Bay Air Base
Vliet Cong
Inquest Sought Into Kennedy Chappaquiddick Crash
District Attorney Edmund Dinis plans an inquest into the Chappaquiddick car crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne, with possible exhumation for autopsy. Senator Edward M. Kennedy, aided by officials, may testify as investigators set rules for the proceeding.
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New Bedford
Mass
Edmund A. Dinis
James A. Roylene Edgar
Town
Dighrid Cowt
Edward M. Kenneily
Dinis
Lo Call
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Dramatic 51 49 Senate vote seals ABM safeguard fate
In a tight 51 49 vote the Senate backed the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system with ongoing ABM research and no deployment. Opponents Cooper Hart and Smith pressed amendments to bar deployment, while Nixon praised the result though some Republicans doubt deployment will occur. The debate signals continued scrutiny of ABM spending and future votes loom.
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Har
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Dittard’ P. Case
New Derecy
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Pentagon
Cancer Tor
Beyond Safeguard
Altough
Cama
Alargavel Chase Smith
Maine
Spiro 1
Agnew
Mra
Smith
Turkey
Cooper
Philip
Bmich
Clinton P. Anderson
John Williams
White Mouse
House
Althugh
Sen. Theat
D. McIntyre
H-N.h
McIntyre
Coonper
Hart
Charles Percy
R-Ii
Jacob K. Javits
BAY
IHS
Army doctor Levy appeals military dissent rights case
Brooklyn born dermatologist Levy, 34, was court martialed for refusing to provide certain medical aid to a teen in Vietnam and is awaiting a U S Supreme Court ruling on jury trial rights in the military. He was released on bond nine days before his scheduled sentence and maintains the antiwar movement affects military justice.
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Atlanta
Vietnam
U.S. Supreme Court
BL. Levy
Ming Ingparl
Arny
Jadped
Det
Levy
Lewisburg
Charles Morgan
Green Beret
Chuck
Nixon
Martiaal
Jackson
D.C
Ian
Police To Quiz Andrew Manuel About Slayings
In Ypsilanti Michigan prosecutors prepared a preliminary evidence presentation against John N Collins 22 for the murder of EMU freshman Karen Beineman as Andrew Manuel 25 a friend of Collins faced federal charges in Arizona for alleged obstruction and larceny The case links Manuel to other Michigan killings while authorities in California say he is needed as a material witness in a separate strangulation death near Salinas California
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Ypsilanti
Mich
API
John N. Collins
Collins
Eastern Michigan University
Eastern Michigan
Karen Sur Beiteman
Andrew J. Mansuel
Colling
Federal Detention Center
Elorenée
Ariz
Michigan
Phoenix
Michigan Puborities
Manuel
California
Leenge
Oregon
Gil
Salinas
Dunes
Hiss Beineman
Ypsiland
Atedie
Florence
Manuel aWails
Ann Phillips
Ernes
Ana Masters
Caliiornia
Nixon Pursues Multibillion Transit Plan in Congress
Washington AP report outlines President Nixon proposing a mass transit program of about 10 billion dollars over 17 years with initial 40 million for the 1970 fiscal year. The plan would use a trust fund similar to the interstate highways model, financed by auto and cigarette taxes, despite opposition from advisor Burns and urban leaders urging the fund approach.
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Washington
Presiuta
Nixon
Congress
Corgepl
John 4. Volpe
Yalpe
Urban Affairs Council
Arthur F. Burns
Volpe
White House
Thomas D'allésandra
Baltiwort
Richard Daley
Chicago
Erik Johnson
Ballas
Tax cut battle dominates House vote momentum
Lawmakers move toward final passage amid broad support for a major reform package. Critics challenge specific tax provisions while the Ways and Means Committee edges toward adoption of two amendments. Debate centers on extending the income surtax and the oil depletion allowance as the Senate vote looms.
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Waslington
Soune Ors
Amy Fedief bin
Nanbers
Sam Gibbons
D+ Fla
Ways and Means
Senate
Ghie Mats
Effeel
Fem
George Dush
Senny Bush
North Carolina Economy Rises Despite Slump in Auto Sales
Wachovia reports North Carolina business index at a record 195.8 in June, up 2.2 percent from May as bank debits and nonfarm employment grow. Manufacturing and certain sectors gain while new car and truck sales, building permits, and mortgage loans decline. Farm receipts rise 14 percent in the first half of 1968. total June building permits fall sharply from May.
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North Carolina
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Federal Home Loan Bank of Greensboro
Saveings and
Oan Associations
Dune
North Carollina, Automobile Dealers Association
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