Agnew Announces More Aid To Korea
Vice President Agnew announced increased U.S. military aid to South Korea and a transfer of 5 jet fighters from Japan. He met with President Park and Premier Chung, pledged to modernize Korea's defense, and noted Congress may approve extra combat pay for forces in Vietnam. Thousands welcomed his arrival at Kimpo, with a large plaza turnout.
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Kimpo
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Johnson
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Korea
United States
Chung Si-tiwon
Sha Hes
City Hall
Vietnam
Ian
Korean National Assembly
Navy discharge questioned after unwed pregnancy
Anna Flores, a 23 year old Navy fiance at Whiting Field Florida, fights a planned discharge for pregnancy, arguing the Navy policy discriminates against women. Lawsuits seek injunctions while authorities investigate a related explosion and broader security concerns.
Jetliner hijacked to Cuba diverting from Las Vegas to Philadelphia
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 with 80 passengers and six crew was hijacked after refueling in Pittsburgh and diverted toward Cuba. The hijacker claimed a bomb aboard and forced the pilot Captain Charles Baker to fly to Cuba while authorities guarded the jet and passengers remained onboard.
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Cuba
Mai
Trans World Airlines
Las Vegas
Philadelphia
Chicago
TWA
Héfacker
Bomb Blast Linked to Subversives Near State Capital
Knowles met with university and police officials to discuss protection of public buildings near campuses after a bomb killed a graduate student. The blast damaged trees autos and glass, with a $1.3 million computer reported missing and authorities pledging full state support to restore order amid antiwar tensions.
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Bladson
Buiildings
Viet era weapons and a fatal university blast described
Reports describe a range of Cold War era weapons and radar guided systems such as Shrike and Walleye with their tactical use in the Middle East and Vietnam. The text details a deadly explosion near a research center that killed one student and injured others, with fire and police investigations mentioning a bomb-like device and radiation concerns at a university hospital area.
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Vietnam
U.S
Walleye
Wallaye
Ares
United States
Tyne
Allot
H Ledemy
Antares
Trissiley
Fatehmen
Kenneth Viniak
Siter Gn UL
Patie
Dane County
Auto crash injures multiple in Alexandria town
Six persons charged after a reckless auto incident near Alexandria injures Dr. Booth and others. Dr. Booth suffers a right shoulder injury, leg fracture, and lacerations. Mrs Booth has internal injuries. Others, including Vantyla and Jason Dirkitson, sustain head and facial injuries. Trooper Appleby filed charges pending further investigation. separate two car crash results in hospitalizations and DUI-related charges for Benny O Whitaker.
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Fagsore Auto
Mark
Michael
Jason Dirkitson
Anstell Charee
Appleby Sail
Alexandria
Benny O. Wistekry
Community
Whitaker
Akio
Cyrus Shipley
Elwood
Shipley
Virginia Ave
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals and Homes
A series of birth notices lists families welcoming babies at Community Hospital and Bloomington Hospital. Names include Lester Duncan, Daniel Ander, Leland Franklin, Ronald Braddox, Earl Austin, Morris Franklin, William Johnson, with births ranging from boys to girls and mothers noted.
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Intant
Daniel Ander
Highland
Community Hospital
Leland Franklin
Alexandsia Pk
Ronald Braddox
Earl Austin
Cherry R
Morris Franklin
Seminole
Bloomington Hospital
Ito Put
William Johnson
Virgil
Wilhoite
W. Sith St
Peace Talks Continued Peace Talks Continue in Middle East Envoy Role
The U N special envoy in the Middle East since December 1967 has pursued Arab Israeli talks across Israel Egypt and Jordan. A spokesman said he would lead negotiations though early efforts were interrupted by political pressures. The envoy previously faced partisan shifts and Moscow postings during his career.
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Pepe Bredor
Soviet Union
U.N
Middle East
Thanton
Security Council
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Betreen
Ysrael
Eggpt
Jorden
Moscow
Sec
Edward WM. Kenné UR
Massachussatis
Secret security clearances and a contested abortion case in 1970s service discharge
A Navy case from 1988 to 1970 details a court filing where a service member claims marriage plans and pregnancy led to discharge under a personnel manual. The record notes a therapeutic abortion after a miscarriage at a dispensary and cites Article 7850220 for discharge due to pregnancy before separation.
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Navy
Whiling
Woiking
Cart
Sigler
Articda
Bureau of Naga Pere
Amatican TV cancels Kennedy documentary on fairness basis
New York AP report says Amatican Broadcasting Co cancels a 1 percent hot television documentary The Journey of paw F Kennedy scheduled for Tuesday due to fairness concerns.
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Bobby Kennedy
NEW York
Amatican Broadcasting Co
Paw F, Kennedy
Robbery Charges Faced by Three Indiana Men
Indiana state police report Nathaniel Reddele Eugene Fuller and others plead not guilty to robbery charges stemming from a July incident in Anderson. Gilmore was robbed of 120 dollars after being attacked near a bus route. Coffey and Russell face separate counts with court dates set for late summer. Five others pleaded innocent to charges and await jury trial dates around October.
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Nathaniel Reddele
Dewey
Eugene Fuller
W. IM. St
Paul Gilmore
Gilmore
Anderson
John Coffey
Columbus Ave
Joseph Russell
Roland
Donald G. Biddie
Robert Lee Leech
Gene Bey Thett
Wiliam R. Hutene
Dengia
Frosecwee Tem Lawler Jr
Pentagon debates Minuteman survivability and guidance needs
Fragmentary text discusses U S and Russian missile guidance expectations, the role of hardened defense in the Minuteman program, and Senate Armed Services Committee positions on the Next generation system. The piece contrasts committee views on improving survivability versus broader costly efforts.
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U.S
Minuteman
Senate
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituaries from Anderson and Madison County outline final rites for Robert R. Rickert 70 of Upland and Sabrina Amos, daughter of Witham and Caralyn Fox Amos. Services and burial locations include Elwood City Cemetery and Maplewood Cemetery with both private and public observances noted.
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Madison County
Robert R. Riickert
Pam
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert R. Rilckert
Upland
Analerian
Alwood
Elwood City
Sabrina Amos
Daughster of Witham
Caralyn Fox Amos
Fortville
David Bryan
Ube Services
Ville
Orlando
Fla
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Ila Fortville
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Jay Pax
Hancock Tipton County
Dolin
Mary Kelly
Jackley-Landrum
Charge DuFont Company
Fordville
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St. St Thomas Catholic Church
Greenfield
Anaes
Wieham
Maudlin
Sir Roget
Irs
T DeShong
Anderson
St. ‘Thomas
Er DeSeaneons Catholic
Grandichildren
Rosalind Monrose
Beverly Montrose
Beatrice Patterson
Sholbyville
Harold Montrose
Greenfielt
Washington
APS
Senate
Pasco
John Stennis
Ignsad
Renee de Chris Eche
Simpson
Var‘ibus
Séthies Committee
Stennis
Mittee
Stemmis
Diphtheria Cases Rise as San Antonio Immunization Push Expands
Six non diphtheria cases were reported in San Antonio while crowding at immunization centers drew concern. Confirmed diphtheria cases rose to 66 for the year with 12 more suspected, as five school districts began class or registration days. Dr. William Roas urged broad vaccination to reach up to 95 percent of Bexar County residents, with about 88 percent currently protected.
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Bya
Sehiel
William Roas
Bexar County
Tesa Pemmons Hays
Sahil
Funeral for Charles Montgomery in Noblesville
The funeral for Charles Montgomery, age 1655, will be held today at 2 pm. at the Typus Godhy Tred Funeral Home in Noblesville. Interment follows at Qeklawa Memorial Gardens.
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Charles Montgomery
Noblesville
Qeklawa Memorial Gardens
U S Protests Rough Handling of Citizens in Moscow
The United States filed two oral protests in Moscow over alleged rough handling of American citizens. John Thone of Oakland California and Mrs Ludmila Kaehl er of Pittsburgh were reportedly mistreated by Soviet police. State Department spokesman Robert J McCloskey said information was scarce and noted health risks to Thune and Knebler while attending Soviet youth events and a Russian student camp.
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United States
Moscow
John Thone
Oakland
Cat
Ludmila ‘Kaehler
Pittsburg
Robert J. McCloskey
Kao
Thune
Black Sea
Knebler
Ross
Pittsburgh
Black Seal
Luce
A Thought For You on Minority Voices and Induction
A reflective piece questions why minority groups lack spokesmen and sponsors and argues for more inclusive advocacy. It critiques societal indifference toward older individuals labeled as "elderly" and contends such neglect harms their lifespans and moral standing.
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