MIG21 Downed by U S Jets Near Hanoi in Noon Dogfight
U S Air Force and Navy pilots claimed two MIG21s shot down about 22 miles northwest of Hanoi in a noon dogfight. First kill credited to Lt. Duane Buttell and Capt. William Snender, second to Lt. Ronald Martin and 1st Lt. Richard Krieps. Sixty-five missions flown over North Viet Nam with raids near Hanoi Haiphong and along the southern coast.
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Red Capital
U.S
Duane A. Buttell
Chillicothe
Ill
William J. Snender
Alamogordo
N.M
Ronald G. Martin
Lake Villa
Richard N. Krieps
Chesterton
Ind
Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Haiphong
Panhandle
Viet Nam
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Air Force
480Th Tactical
da Nang
Riots Sweep Chicago as Police Fight Racial Unrest
In three Chicago neighborhoods rioters clash with police amid looting and fires. Five officers wounded, three Black residents shot, two dozen detained with total arrests reaching sixty over two nights. Dr. King criticized officials and police.
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Chicago
UPI
Massacre of Eight Nurses Stuns Chicago in Crime of Century
Eight student nurses were killed in a two story duplex on Chicago's South Side, stabbed and strangled with some evidence of sexual assault. A survivor hid under a bed, later fleeing to report the massacre to police. Two suspects, both white men, were arrested in Lake County Indiana and returned to Chicago. Victims include Corazon Amoro, Marlita Gargullo, Valicenta Passon, Pamela Wilkening, Gloria Davy, Susan Farris, Patricia Matuseke, Marian Jordan.
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Chicago
UPI
Indiana
Lake County
Ind
Illinois
Daniel Kelly
South Chicago Community Hospital
Corazon Amoro
Miss Amoro
Philippines
S&s
Andrew J. Toman
Marlita Gargullo
The
Valicenta Passon
Pamela Wilkening
Commercial
Lansing
Mich
Gloria Davy
Randolph
Dyer
Susan Farris
Avenue East
Patricia Matuseke
Michigan
Marian Jordan
Chappel
Mental Patient Threatens Life Near Burlington
Gov Philip Hoff was threatened after stopping a recuperating mental patient for speeding on Interstate 89 near Burlington. The motorist shouted I am going to kill you. The patient was arrested in Burlington after Hoff pursued the vehicle. Waterbury Hospital said the patient had been on leave and well for some time.
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Burlington
Hoff
Waterbury Hospital
May Figures In Against Stafford For Congress Seat
MONTPELIER. National Democratic Committeeman William J. Ryan of Montpelier, age 52, may challenge Republican Robert T Stafford in this year’s congressional race. Ryan has urged to run and will decide next week. A veteran of state politics, he has chaired the Washington County Democratic Committee and the State Committee, and has held posts on the Water Resources Board and State Library Trustees. He is a partner in the law firm Ryan & Ryan. his brother Robert heads the Vermont Liquor Control Board. Stafford seeks a fourth term after being elected in 1960.
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Robert T Stafford
Ryan
Stafford
Washington County Democratic Committee
State Committee
Hoff
Water Resources Board
State Board of Library Trustees
Lightning strikes kill Rhode Island Little Leaguer
A lightning bolt killed a Little League player in Rhode Island. Thunderstorms and minor damage spread across Maine and New Hampshire as a cold front moved in from Canada, bringing an end to a week-long heat wave.
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Bolton
UPI
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
New England
Canada
Smith Defeat Dims Virginia Political Strongman
Washington UPI reports 83 year old Rep. Howard W. Smith from Virginia loses to 44 year old George C. Rawlings in a primary, ending his 18 term tenure andLIBERALS replace him as chairman of the House Rules Committee. Weather notes include cooler air in New England and a trifecta of storm events from Scituate to Camp Vega with damage but no injuries.
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UPI
Virginia
Howard W. Smith
House
Smith
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Scituate
R.I
Camp Vega
Fayette
Weather Bureau
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Boston
Single Union Blocks N Y C Paper Agreement
New York only one hurdle remains to block publication of the World Journal Tribune. The merged paper settled its contract dispute with the Mailers Union, leaving the Pressmen Union as the sole holdout. Mayor Lindsay seeks City Hall talks with international president Anthony D DeAndradi.
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New York
World Journal Tribune
Mailers Union
Pressman’s Union
John V. Lindsay
Anthony D. DeAndradi
Double Agent Foils Communist Plot To Bug State Dept Offices
Frank John Mikva, a passport courier turned counterspy, foiled a Czech plan to plant an electronic bug in the State Department. Over five years he met with Czech diplomats, reported every step to the FBI, and helped prevent eavesdropping on the department’s Eastern European affairs office. One Czech diplomat left the U.S. after being exposed. another remains at the Czech UN mission.
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State Department
Washington
UPI
Frank John Mikva
Mrkva
Robert Lisle
FBI
George W. Ball
U.S
Department
Zdenek Pisk
Dr. Pisk
Twell
Inside Highway hearing yields few sparks in Manchester
First details on the Grandma Moses museum in Eagle Bridge. Saturday's a big day for antique collectors in Arlington.
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Manchester
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
Arlington
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