Drug-Crazed Troops Routed Near Bu Dop and Loe Ninh
The article describes an October attack 25 miles north of a major artillery base, with a unit now reinforced by green troops. The latest assault targets Loe Ninh and the Green Beret camp at Bu Dop, part of a string of attacks since November by Communist forces alleged to operate from bases in Cambodia 10 to 15 miles away along a north-south border parallel to Highway 13, guarded by the 1st Division.
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Bu Dop
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Cyclists Arrested In Gun And Drug Raid Case
Eight youths were charged with kidnapping assault and illegal possession of weapons and drugs after a police raid on a New York apartment. Kenneth Patrick and Marion his wife of Flemington New Jersey plus Peter Karpen Timothy Driscoll Frank Franklin John Heckert Dominick Cicala and Frank Pantano were identified as defendants. Bail for seven youths was raised from five thousand to ten thousand dollars amid threats reported in court. An eight month pregnant girl was held on five hundred dollar bail.
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Kenneth Patrick
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Flemington
N.J
Peter Karpen
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Timothy Driscoll
Broadway
Nyack
N.Y
Frank Franklin
Stony Road
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John Heckert
Lebanon
Dominick Cicala
Frank Pantano
McCarthy Sees Goldberg Resignation as Signal on Negotiations
Former Senator McCarthy argues Arthur Goldberg’s expected resignation as Ambassador to the United Nations shows U S reluctance to negotiate. He cites Goldberg’s private grave reservations about the war and says resignation weighs against talks. Humphrey avoids commenting on Goldberg’s move and emphasizes the President remains the negotiator for peace.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
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Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
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Schweitzer's Hospital May Close Doors
London report says Lambarene in Gabon may close the jungle hospital unless modernization funds are found. Dr Walter Munz notes rising West African living costs, no government aid, and donor deaths. Projects such as water purification and vaccination campaigns have been dropped. Schweitzer died in 1965 at age 90 and is buried near the hospital.
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Gabon
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Sunday Times
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Schweitzer
Munz
West African Republic
Ile
Ogoone River
Doctor Says Heart Patient Will Survive
Cape Town doctors led by Prof. Christian Barnard reported confidence that Louis Washkansky, 53, will survive the world’s first human heart transplant. The team admitted remaining risks include infection and unknown complications despite progress from animal and kidney transplants.
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South Africa
Christian N. Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Fire destroys Pontiac dealership and nearby buildings
Fire at Knowles Pontiac on Sixth Avenue wrecked the showroom and upper floors, with 30 to 40 vehicles destroyed. Two vacant buildings behind the showroom burned. five nearby homes evacuated. Fire crews contained the blaze by 3 30 a.m. despite fears of explosions from flammable materials. 27 residents were evacuated and police and fire commanders coordinated the response.
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Donald Gendron
Niagara Mohawk Power
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Sadie LeBarron
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Robert Roth
Lillian Wisner
Ruth
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Stephen
T Te
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William E. Phoenix
Thomas Nash
Jobn Cahill
Twisters Hit Florida Destroy Homes Amid Storms
Fort Walton Beach reports thirty three houses destroyed as five inch rainstorm and hail lash Ocean City. Tornado warnings ended at 1 p.m. local time. Physicians in area summoned. many structures demolished including walls roofs and interiors. Auto damage from trees and debris observed. insurance official to assess emergency licenses for out of state adjustors.
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Bill Tennis
Fort Walton Beach
Tennis
Bruce Caswell
Broward Williams
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