The Second Time Around Landing Gear Incident at Kennedy
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 with 102 aboard diverted from LaGuardia to Kennedy due to fog. The plane touched down with gears down then reared up, wheels sheared off, and the jet skidded 5 000 feet before stopping. Fourteen people were slightly injured.
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Trans World Airlines
New York
Kennedy
Cincinnati
LaGuardia Airport
Holey Humor At Vietnam Base Camp Chaplains Bond
Chaplain Maj. B. W. Libby and 19 year old Jerry Knoepfel survived a Viet Cong siege near their base camp of the 1st Brigade 101st Airborne. Libby, known for not carrying a weapon, joked about holes in his fatigues as the两 men aided a frightened bunkered shelter and offered prayers amid the attack.
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George McArthur
Camp Eagle
Vietnam
Libby
Maj
B. W. Libby
Dumas
Tex
Jerry Knoepfel
Jacksonville
Fla
101St Airborne Division
Knoepfel
Warhol Shot in Union Square Studio in 1968
Actress Valeria Solanis confessed to shooting Andy Warhol in Warhol's Union Square office. Warhol, 41, remained in critical condition with a 50-50 survival chance. writer Mario Amaya was grazed. Solanis, 28, surrendered after police, charged with felonious assault and weapon possession, saying she lives nowhere and had complex motives.
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Say Valeria Solanis
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Columbus Hospital
Mario Amaya
London
Miss Solanis
Times Square
Union Square
Amaya
Youth Killed in Twin Motorbike Crashes in Minnesota
Two Minnesota youths died in separate crashes raising the 1968 highway toll. Steven Klinger, 20, of Waseca, died after losing control of his motorcycle when the helmet flew off. Reuben Rock Jr., 23, of Ponsford, died in a Beacher County crash near Detroit Lakes that also claimed Leonard Ellis, 29. Debra L. Brown, 2, of Richfield, died when a garbage truck struck her tricycle at a local trailer court.
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Steven Klinger
Waseca
Klinger
Clear Lake
Reuben Rock Jr
Ponsford
Beacher
Detroit Lakes
Leonard Ellis
Debra L. Brown
Richfield
Vitamins health advice and a local drugstore pitch
A customer question about a half empty vitamins bottle leads to warnings about door to door vitamin sellers. The piece urges relying on the community health team and doctor to determine what vitamins to take and promotes Peoples Prescription Drug Store at 121 NW 2nd Ave with phone 433-1817.
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Peoples
2Nd Ave
Troop Levels to Hold in Vietnam and Shrink in Europe
Washington AP The Johnson administration told Congress that U S troop strength will stay at 550000 in Vietnam while decreasing in Western Europe. Defense Secretary Clifford pledged Vietnam battles will be taken over by South Vietnamese forces as NATO forces may shrink, with no timetable for Europe cuts. Public opposition to Vietnam has eased since Paris peace talks began.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Europe
Capitol Hill
White House
Congressional
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mansfield
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Rusty Water Cans Replaced in Civil Defense Shelters
St Louis report says 256 metal water cans from 1963 Civil Defense shelters were discarded after leaking. The 172 gallon metal cans will be replaced with plastic containers as part of shelter modernization.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Clergymen Fail To Shield Viet Dissenters Asylum Bid Fails
U S clergymen attempt to grant sanctuary from federal law to Vietnam war dissenters falters. A Justice Department spokesman says no legal basis for sanctuary claims. In Boston, Robert Talmanson and William Chase sought refuge at Arlington Street Church before Talmanson was removed by marshals and Chase surrendered later.
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Hal Cooper
Associated Press
NEW York
U.S
Washington
Department of Justice
Canada
Greece
Europe
Robert A. Talmanson
William Chase
Arlington Street
Unitarian-Universalist Order
Boston
Pal
Christ Lutheran
St. Andrews Presbyterian
Marin City
Calif
Robert E. Morrison
St. Joseph’s
Detroit
Religious Resistance
Interpreter of Loss Returns Miller Racer to Museum
After seven years Griffith Borgeson reclaimed his 1927 Miller racer loaned to the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History. The court ordered the return after the museum kept the $15,000 auto as a gift. Federal agents later moved two draft resisters from a Providence church amid sanctuary protests by Unitarian Universalists.
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Los Angeles
Griffith Borgeson
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Benjamin Landis
Unitarian-Universalist Church of the Mediator
Providence
R.I
Ronald P. Moyer
White Plains
N.Y
Anthony Ramos
Canada
FBI
Detroit
St. Joseph’s Episco
Ireland Acts on Depopulation Archbishop Starts Marriage Bureau
In County Mayo at Knock, bishops of Connacht inaugurate a marriage introduction bureau. Archbishop Joseph Walsh of Tuam explains the aim to counter depopulation by pairing elderly bachelors and unmarried women who hesitate to pursue marriage.
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Dublin
Connacht
Ireland
Knock
Mayo
Joseph Walsh
Tuam
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