Marchi and Procaccino Triumph In New York Mayoral Primary
Staten Island state Senator John J. Marchi won the Republican and Conservative nominations over Liberal Lindsay, with 111,725 to 106,358 unofficial votes. Mario Procaccino, a strong conservative in the Democratic field, defeated Mayor Wagner, 252,283 to 221,605, in a campaign stressing street safety while rejecting law and order as a label.
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New York
Los Angeles
John V. Lindsay
Robert F. Wagner
Lindsay
Staten Island
John J. Marchi
Wagner
Mario A. Procaccing
Bronx
Herman Badillo
Puerto Rico
Norman Mailer
James H. Scheuer
Procaccino
Badillo
Mailer
Scheuer
B52 Bombers Mark Fourth Year of Air Defense in Vietnam
In Saigon US B52 bombers marked their fourth anniversary as North Vietnamese forces stepped up attacks near Laos and Cambodia. Spokesmen cited 13 Americans killed and 28 wounded in two assaults. 72 enemy dead. Recon documents suggest increased sapper strikes on bases. Multiple clashes occurred near Khe Sanh and War Zone C with heavy bombardment and allied counterattacks.
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Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
Athens Messenger sponsors flight for women air race
The Messenger backs Mrs Roy Stype of Wooster and co-pilot JoAnn Mace of Athens as they prepare to start the Powder Puff Derby from Ohio University Airport June 28. They will race in a Cessna 210 No. 72 toward San Diego with handicapped elapsed speed and planned refueling stops.
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Bob Rogers
Joan Mace
Athens
JoAnn Stype
Wooster
Roy
JoAnne) Stype of
Ohio University Airport
Nolan
Joan) Mace
University Airport
San Diego
Calif
California
Washington, D.C
No. 72
JoAnn
Joan
Apollo 11 aims for July 16 launch
Cape Kennedy reports a new go ahead for the Apollo 11 mission to target a July 16 liftoff. In Columbus the Ohio Senate moves to ban sunglasses and eyeglasses with nitrate-containing frames. In Saigon the United States announces the first unit to depart South Vietnam under the troop withdrawal plan. In Los Angeles Pat Nixon completes a West Coast volunteer tour and hopes her work spreads awareness of ongoing efforts.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
60Th Infantry
9Th Infantry
Los Angeles
Pat Nixon
Nelsonville Elementary crowded rooms reported to school board
Tri County Technical Institute forms new board with six members selected. Marietta battles for a 1-1 draw in American Legion game that test pitchers and offense amid a cacophonous crowd.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County Technical Institute
Arene Marietta
American Legion
Senate Hearing Links Black Panthers to Campus Violence
Senate investigators call two Black Panthers dropouts to testify on possible ties to campus and urban violence as hearings probe leadership and plans. FBI Director Hoover accuses SDS of a Communist blueprint to disrupt war production and aims to rally workers against the war.
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Senate
SDS
Black Panthers
Capitol Hill
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Associated Press
Armed hijacker forces TWA jet to Havana from Oakland
An armed man identifying as a Black Panther deboarded a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 with seven crew and 80 passengers, seized control over Wilson Creek, and diverted the Oakland to New York flight to Havana. He carried a copy of Eldridge Cleaver’s book and described himself as a deoperate man bound for Havana. He remained in the cockpit during the three hour flight while analysts investigated the motive amid a year with 27 hijackings.
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Miami
Trans World Airlines
Cuba
New York
Wilson Creek
New
Havana
Eldridge Cleaver
U.S
Lynn Bell
Piedmont
Calif
Bell
FBI
Nora Hampton
Oakland Tribune
Black Panthers
Nan Schwager
St. Paul
Minn
George Behnke
Ad buyer notes first caller bought 3‑sectional in Nelsonville ad
The advertiser Carroll Morris of Nelsonville Route 2 states the first caller bought a 3‑sectional after placing Action Ads. She notes continued calls about the item days later, and asserts people respond to the ads despite common doubts.
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Carroll Morris
Caroll
Nelsonville
Lien Maker No Gambler at Lexington Motel Display
State attorney generals gathered in Lexington as the chief elected legal officers met. An outside motel billboard carried a message reading Welcome Attorney Generals on one side and Welcome Attorneys General on the other side, showing a playful display from the event.
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Lexington
Rockefeller Faces Worst Riot Threat During Sao Paulo Stop
Security officials in Sao Paulo warn Gov Nelson A Rockefeller confronts the strongest anti government threat on his Latin American tour. Police fear radicals from left and right linked to recent bombings bank robberies and attacks on security forces. Montevideo also bans demonstrations downtown.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo
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Khe Sanh
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Athens Messenger
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Race Committee
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Kristina
Rex
Nixon
Big Bend
Pomeroy
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Cs Ca
Neem Ene Eee Editorial
Washington
Radical Students For A Democratic Society
Lawrence Leidner Jr
Jefferson Parish
Kihnel
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Kicnel
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Cleaver
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