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The governing Union for de sense of the fifth Republic us athe chief supporter of president Charles de Gaulle said in a communique that Mostof the injured had to be hospitalized. It said that in addition More than 10 g a u 11 i s t Campaign offices have been attacked an ransacked. 5 candidates Hurt Saigon up the Vietcong hit Saigon Friday with the heaviest terror shelling in nine Days. Guerrilla bands including a company of 60 women in uni form attacked outlying villages and military rain of 122mm and 107mm rockets slammed into Saigon residential areas killing six per sons including three Refuge children and wounding 20 other persons. The barrage bloodiest since june 12also hit Tan son Nhut air base but did Little damage to the military Field. North of Saigon in Lam Don province. . Spokesmen said a Viet Cong battalion including the uniformed women seized the Village of Bao Luc said the guerrillas warned the villagers against aiding anti communist forces and then faded Back into the next door Long Kanh prov Ince 50 Miles Northeast of Sai gon government spokesmen said Viet Cong bands swarmed against some 200 militiamen guarding a Bridge on highway20, a major Supply route. The reds mined the Bridge an inflicted heavy casualties on the defenders the spokesmen said. Other fighting nearby was the statement said at Leas live gaullist candidates have been attacked and Hurt. On candidate it said was attacked thursday with Molotov cocktail while holding an election meet ing at Toulon on the Mediterranean coast. Am Inu Flucy Sci or 15.18 16.59 9.29 10.15 8.13 8.89 Stein Roe ads St Einstein Stein r in St Mut Nea Nat Nat Nat ins & brik5.65 6.11 inc am 15.13 16.54 inv ind 13.61 13. 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The four Day tour to Prague had been organized by the Amer ican express co. For . Servicemen and their dependents. The tour Leader reportedly was conferring with czech Border officials to arrange for Clear Ance of the bus or to determine Why it was group was similar to Many others which routinely visit Prague and other East european cities from West the hotel where the tourists waited for word on whether the could continue a member of the party said All were still eager to visit Prague. Pomi Lur Snak Chicago up j. To. Shaf Fer who found a five fool longboat Constrictor said seven people claimed it was theirs. Reported by the South Vietnam Ese officials. . B52 s t r a t o f o r tresses throughout the night continued their bombardment of Cheviet Cong and North vietnamese forces threatening the capita with a third major attack in five bombers also struck just below the North vietnamese order where scattered ground fighting was reported. Over North Vietnam thursday . Jets in 129 missions destroyed five Bridges five antiaircraft Sites 35 trucks and 12 Supply boats in attacks on the South Ern Panhandle Supply lines. Yachtsman found on raft in Atlantic Plymouth England up French Yachtsman Joan de Kat was rescued thursday nigh from a Stormy Atlantic that four Days ago Sank his trimaran and his Hopes of winning the single handed Sailboat race to Kat a 27-year-old artist was plucked from a tiny Dinghy about 500 Miles West of Ireland by the 10,000-ton norwegian freighter Jacona which radioed that he was in Good health despite his ordeal. But it was not until the bearded Yachtsman was aboard that the freighter s Crew was Able to confirm that he was de Kat the object of an intensive search by Royal air Force planes. The search was launched after de Kat abandoned his Multi hulled yacht y Riksha Early tues Day after Radi oing that she had lost her rudder and Mast an was about to capsize. Sighted thursday he was not sighted until thurs Day when an Raf Shekelton bomber spotted him waving frantically in a hooded yellow rub Ber Dinghy in High seas swept by Gale Force winds. The plane dropped sea Mark ers a radio buoy food and med ical supplies and another Dinghy into which the Frenchman clambered. The aircraft directed the freighter to the area. Hopes that de Kat would be found began to fade when the Raf said earlier that looking for him was like trying to find a bicycle left somewhere in ire land from 500 feet up with the naked freighter radioed that she would probably land de Kat a Skagen Denmark whore the vessel is to pick up a Pilot former continued voyage to i a Latvia. Skipper ends trip Short of Mark i ,.i. A ,1 ,1 Al. Of in i c Vlf wll 1/1 fade Ray Beach Fla. Up Hugo Vihlen apparently unable to free his Liny boat from the clutches of the Gulf Stream ended his Iran Atlantic voyage 25miles from Shore Friday and boarded a coast guard the airline Pilot could not overcome the combined effects of a Strong offshore wind and the Gulf Stream. His six foot Sailboat was Drift ing northward about 25 Miles an hour when he boar Jed the Cutter then he was switched Over to a yacht carrying his wife and tie end of a 4,100-mile crossing of the Atlantic from Africa the 36-year-old Villon popped up suddenly Lale thurs Day Only six Miles off Miami Beach. He left his cramped sea Home after 83 clays to borrow a yacht s Marine Telephone to Call blonde Johnnie Vihlen 32, was out Inone of the Many boats which had been Hunting Vihlen in Llu Stormy Atlantic for nearly four his was t at Home. Days since he was reported of the North coast of Cuba. Shortly afterwards Vihlen boarded his Liny tub like boat which a Navy submarine office said looked like a peddle s Wagon and disappeared in dark , who hoped to become the Man to sail uie smallest Boa across the Atlantic set sail from Casablanca North Africa march29. His Craft was meticulously designed to be Junsiu Kalt and to ride the roughest Waves like a Cork
