South Vietnam protests to ICC over intensified shellings at Da Nang
South Vietnam protested to the International Control Commission after North Vietnam intensified rocket and mortar shellings hitting four cities. Da Nang faced a heavy two hour barrage aimed at U S Marine and South Vietnamese bases, leaving civilian casualties and highlighting broader clashes across the region.
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South Vietnam
ICC
Foe
Saigon
International Control Commission
North Vietnam
U.S
Clark M. Clifford
Hanoi
Border Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
da Nang
Mekong
Johnson Challenges Nixon To Speed Racial Equality
President Johnson urged President elect Nixon to vigorously enforce civil rights laws and increase funding for programs aimed at racial equality. He told the Urban League dinner that desegregation must be enforced nationally and tied justice to opportunity, criticizing anti property rights rhetoric.
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New York
UPI
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
America
Urban League
Nixon
Maine Youth Dies Sniffing Glue
A medical examiner ruled Reginald H. Murray died of asphyxiation after being found dead in his Portland bedroom. Police say the 19 year old apparently sniffed model airplane glue, his head enclosed in a plastic bag with four empty glue tubes found nearby.
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Portland, Maine
UPI
Reginald H. Murray
Murray
Eight Black Panthers held after San Francisco gun duel
Three officers wounded two seriously in a noontime shootout with eight Black Panthers who fled an $80 gas station robbery in a panel truck. Suspects Brent Holiday Napier surrendered after a chase in an alley. all eight charged with armed robbery and three counts of assault with intent to murder.
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San Francisco
UPI
Dermott Creedon
Robert Flynn
Michael O’mahoney
Creedon
Flynn
Black Panthers
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Berkeley
Black Panther Black Community News Service
Credon
William Lee Brent
Black Panther
Wilford H. Holiday
Samuel Napier
O’mahoney
O'Mahoney
McCool
Clemency Appeals Seek Stay Of Panaghoulis Execution
In Athens Panaghoulis awaits a possible stay as clemency pleas from Pope Paul VI, West Germany, Italy, Sweden, and his mother reach Premier Papadopoulos. The 30-year-old officer's son was sentenced to death for plotting to kill the Greek leader. Panaghoulis did not request mercy, only to write a protest with untied hands. Police clashed with crowds in Rome and Milan as Picasso joined others seeking clemency.
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Athens
UPI
Paul VI
Alexander Panaghoulis
Greece
George Papadopoulos
Panaghoulis
Leandros Karamfilidis
Rome
Milan
Italy
Pablo Picasso
France
Humanity
Papadopoulos
West Germany
Sweden
Karamfilidis
Former Serviceman Held For Setting Fire in Plane
A retired Air Force sergeant, Lawrence B Havelock, 47, from near Lake George, Colorado, is accused of starting a fire in the rear restroom of a Continental Airlines 707 over the Colorado Rockies. The incident near Denver flow from Los Angeles origin. seven crew and 63 passengers, including Sen. Clifford Hansen, used oxygen masks but no injuries. Havelock, who recently had brain surgery, was arrested after a stewardess saw him enter the restroom with rubber gloves.
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Denver
UPID
Air Force
Continental Airlines
Colorado Rockies
Clifford Hansen
Wyoming
Washington
Lawrence B. Havelock
Lake George
Colorado Springs
Denver Veterans Hospital
Havelock
Los Angeles
Helga Wood
FBI
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Lady Bird
Tom Jones
Great Barrington
Ogeface
Williamstown
Jone
Maine
John Hannifin
William McCool
Supreme Court
Naples
Ferdinando Clemente Monday
Bennington
Bootsville Gladstone’s
Burlington
St. Albans
Newport
Barre
Rutland
Winooski
Bennington Banner
Vermont
Bennington, Vt
Tabu
Frost’s Pharmacy
North Street
ZEMT
This
State Portable
Model
The
Palisade
E.T. Williams
Hunt Street
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