Monk Death Scene Sparks Buddhist Crisis in Vietnam
A monk set fire to his robes nine months ago in Saigon, triggering a Buddhist crisis that drew world attention and influenced U.S. policy. Reports name Thich Quang Duc and followers, detailing protests, government crackdowns, and mixed reactions from religious leaders and the regime.
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Damaged Plane Pilot Tells How He Landed Ship
Charles F. Fisher described landing a jet bomber with most of its tail fin damaged and four aboard. The crew, Boeing employees led by Fisher, faced severe turbulence at 14 000 feet near Sangre de Crista Mountains in Colorado. The plane touched down safely at Bisbeville Air Force Base Arkansas with no injuries.
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Arkansas
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Patuxent Naval Air Station
Maryland
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