Humphrey Sees Resolve in Vietnam Amid Corruption Talks
Vice President Humphrey toured Vietnam meeting Maj Nguyen Be and soldiers near Fosnce Tracer, praising U S support while corruption at provincial levels challenges Revolutionary Development. Officials reported a 14 hour clash near Saigon with Viet Cong losses and U S casualties, as air operations targeted Cat Bi and Chi Lai bases.
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Gls Surprise Cong Kill 80 of Enemy in Haiphong Area
Reports say forces hit within seven miles of Haiphong center as air raids continue. North Vietnam claimed 3 U S planes down while U S Command reported no losses. Ground fighting near Saigon endured a 14 hour attack with 145 enemy, 3 Americans, and 14 South Vietnamese killed. Thieu welcomed Humphrey and 21 foreign representatives at Independence Palace.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physics Chemistry Announced
Nobel Prize honors go to Hans Bethe for nuclear reactions and stellar energy, George Porter and Ronald Norrish with Manfred Eigen for fast chemical reactions. Bethe at Cornell, Porter at Royal Institution London, Norrish in Cambridge, Eigen at Max Planck Göttingen. Each prize worth 32000 crowns or 62000 dollars.
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Clear and cool weather grips Virginia this week
AP reports a high pressure system at the surface and northwest winds aloft bring clear, cool conditions to Virginia. The forecast emphasizes dry skies and slightly cooler afternoons across the state, with light to moderate breezes expected.
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Bride Kidnapped Bride Freed After Hostage Crisis in Ohio
Lida Caldwell, 19, was freed from a University Heights home after being held by her former boyfriend Robert Batch, 23, who fired shots and used the bride as a shield. Both were hospitalized, Caldwell with abdominal injuries and Batch in custody, amid a tense standoff described by police and local officials.
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Soviet crafts join in orbit in automatic docking
Moscow reports Cosmos 186 and Cosmos 188 linked in space in an automatic docking. The two unmanned Soyuz type spacecraft connected on orbit at 12 20 p m Moscow time and continued flight with all systems normal. It marks a milestone ahead of manned orbital platforms following the fatal Soyuz 1 mission last April.
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Front Royal Man Killed in Rt. 522 Crash
James Edward Robertson of 749 West 14th Street Front Royal died at the scene when his northbound car left Rt. 522 at Opequon Creek and struck the east bank then pinning him beneath. He was a World War I Navy veteran survived by a widow a daughter six sons and seven grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at Maddox Funeral Home with his sons as pallbearers. Burial at National Cemetery Winchester. The Elks plan a memorial service at the cemetery.
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Alexandria
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Cincinnatti
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Pilot Sole Survivor in Plane Crash
A 51 year old Army officer Col Jack Smith of Alexandria was injured in a fiery plane crash at Lynchburg Municipal Airport. He was the sole survivor while his wife son and a neighborhood friend died in the crash, which occurred after a fuel line failure. The trio killed were his wife 46, Jimmy 13 and Eve Atcherson 13. The plane departed from Reef South Carolina bound for Quantico Marine Base near Fredericksburg Virginia. Smith had landed for fuel and departed again about 5 30 PM when a burst fuel line coated the windshield and the aircraft struck Candlers Mountain four miles east of the airport and caught fire.
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Cozy Room Banquet at Echo Village Tonight
Highlights of Handley and James Wood games headline a party night at the Cozy Room in Echo Village Restaurant. Tonight at 8 p.m. on TV Cable Channel 6.
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