Hemingway Death by Gunshot Shocks Nation
Nobel Prize author Ernest Hemingway died by a shotgun blast in his home. His wife Mary found him in his pajamas after the morning shot. The incident follows the death of actor Gary Cooper, a close friend, last May. Hemingway, born July 21, 1899, had a storied career from Kansas City to World War I service and acclaimed works such as A Farewell to Arms.
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Ed Hion
Gary Cooper
Geary Cooper
Cooper
Clarence E. Hemingway
Oak Park
Cartos Baker
Princeton
Korean General Resigns Control After Military Shakeup
Lt. Gen. Chang Myong resigns from top posts in South Korea's military government amid power struggles. Maj. Gen. Pak Chung- hi named head of the ruling junta while retired Lt. Gen. Song Yo-chan becomes defense minister. Chang cites need for a stronger leader and faces heavy security as cabinet meets.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pak Chung-hi
Chang
Song Yo-chan
Syngman Rhee
Capitol
John M. Chang
Supreme Council
Hoffa Seeks Five Year Term As Teamsters Leader
James R. Hoffa, 48, runs for a new five year Teamsters presidency at a Miami Beach convention. Delegates aim to raise his salary from 50 000 to 75 000 and authorize more than 10 million in annual dues to fund his Washington headquarters and expand organizing in AFL CIO jurisdictional fields.
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Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Washington
Sofia
Aflcio
Rain Ends Britain's Hottest Spell Since 1947
Rains end Britain's heatwave as temperatures fall to 60 degrees mid morning. Last week reports show over 900 records set across the British Isles during the spell.
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London
Britain
British Isles
Document Shows Nazi Under Orders
Adolf Eichmann's lawyer introduced a Foreign Ministry document to show he handled 1944 Budapest deportations under orders from the Foreign Ministry and the SS Elite Guard. The letter from Eberhard von Thadden described the first 50,000 Jews to be deported and said trains and timetables would be managed by the Reich Security Office SS and Gestapo.
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Adolf Eichmann
Foreign Ministry
Gestapo
Hungary
Robert Servatius
Foreign Office
Eberhard von Thadden
Leichmann
Budapest
Reich Security Office
Marilyn Monroe Seeks Quick Recovery After Gall Bladder Surgery
The report says Marilyn Monroe is improving and on track for a speedy recovery following a gall bladder operation. Her doctors expect gradual improvement as treatment continues.
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Marilyn
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Ohio Holiday Traffic Deaths Rise Beyond Estimates
Safety experts warn that holiday highway deaths exceed forecasts nationwide. In Ohio the toll matches the department forecast, as 17 fatalities are recorded since 6 p.m. Friday. A Delaware area wreck near midnight claimed three lives, including a Marysville couple and a Delaware youth.
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Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
National Safety Council
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Marysville
MacArthur Honored as Philippine World War II Liberator
General Douglas MacArthur, 81, arrived in Manila to a tumultuous welcome. The 500,000 strong crowd cheered as he received full military honors and was greeted by President Garcia and top officials during a sentimental 10 day visit to the former battleground.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
MacArthur
Manila International
Kennedy
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippine Army
South Viet Nam Plane Reported Shot Down
Tokyo Hanoi radio claimed a South Viet Nam aircraft was shot down more than 240 miles inside the coast and crashed in flames in Kim Son district Minh Dinh province. Coast guard unit said to have fired.
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142 Bills Await Senate Return For Floor Action
A large list of 142 bills waits for floor action as state senators resume. The House reports at least 22 pending, plus bills and resolutions to be recommended out of committee. The Senate faces a $119.8 million public buildings additions bill not yet acted on by the House.
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House
Senate
War Likely Over Berlin Warns Former AF Chief
Gen. Thomas D. White says a Berlin crisis could spark war with two great powers possibly choosing ground action or airlift. He warns Americans of the danger and urges strong national resolve behind the President. Nixon calls for unity and opposes domestic spending unrelated to defense. Javits and others discuss mobilization or boosting forces in West Berlin.
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Thomas D. White
Air Force
Berlin
White
Soviet Union
Nixon
West Berlin
Jacob J. Javits
RNY
New York
Cuban Plane Hijacked to Miami After Shootout
A Cuban airliner was forced to fly to Miami after aerial hijackers shot a militiaman aboard. The pilot landed at Miami International Airport where 16 passengers were moved to immigration. Some passengers wished to return to Havana while others planned to stay in Miami.
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Fla
Miami International Airport
Havana
Varadero
Beach
Cuba
Troops Ready To Counter Iraq Threat In Kuwait
Kuwait prepares to counter any Iraqi move as commandos and paratroopers finish a two day landing. Saudi troops arrive to bolster defense while a three man UN mission argues Iraq threatens Kuwait's independence and its oil wealth.
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Iraq
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
United Nations Security Council
New York
Sheik Abdullah As-Salim As-Sabah
Rainy Season Changes Fourth of July Celebrations Abroad
Rainy season alters Independence Day festivities for Americans abroad as South Viet Nam avoids changes this year. The annual picnic shifts to Washington's Birthday in February with more than 1000 attendees at this year’s outing.
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South Viet Nam
Washington
Indonesia Air Force Receives Soviet Bombers
In Jakarta the Indonesian air force receives the first group of long range Soviet bombers, marking a new step in its military aviation capability.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Labor Chief Recommends Injunction
Labor Chief recommends injunction in a dispute noted by reporters Goldberg and Kennedy. The scene references a conferring on a late afternoon session on the patio of the President's summer home.
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Goldberg
Kennedy
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