Two Navy jets collide during Gulf of Tonkin mission
UPI reports two U S Navy jets collided over the Gulf of Tonkin after refueling aloft, both pilots ejected and were rescued unharmed. The incident followed U S air strikes near Haiphong and Vinh, with civilian casualties in Mekong Delta actions and multiple helicopter and ground engagements across South Vietnam.
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Thanh Hoa
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Tri City
Teachers Strike Looms In Major American Cities
Thousands of students face uncertain openings as teachers in Philadelphia New York Detroit Rockford Saginaw and Saginaw Michigan and Rhode Island districts strike or prepare to strike. In Philadelphia 285 000 public school students are affected as talks continue for higher pay. In New York 60 000 teachers hold two hour notice with a strike likely Monday. Detroit teache rs avert strike by extending last year's contract. Western Pennsylvania districts close for today while Rockford Saginaw and Rhode Island districts move toward contract settlements.
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Kennedy solicits funds for McGovern campaign drive
UPI reports Senator Kennedy urges donations to George McGovern's 1972 bid. He compares McGovern to his brother John and warns of national decline, urging supporters to join a "McGovern Million Member Club" to fund the campaign as another 1.1 million letters go out.
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McGovern denounces Olympic violence and calls for action
Senator George McGovern blasted the Munich Olympic killings as a prelude to a broader culture of violence. He urged stop the killing everywhere while addressing supporters in Hell Blasding. He stressed domestic and economic issues, defense spending, and minority job equity in prepared remarks for today.
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Wallace to chair Southern Governors Conference meeting
Wallace of Alabama was expected to be named chairman of the Southern Governors Conference in Hilton Head Island South Carolina to promote harmony among Democratic and Republican governors. Governors planned to vote on a resolution opposing forced school busing and West of South Carolina said he would cede the chair to Wallace.
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Fiddler on the Roof extends at the Incal Theatre
The Incal Theatre extends Fiddler on the Roof for another week with the Broadway musical film winning two Oscars. Special adult price is 2.50, cheaper than Broadway. Cinema II features Prime Out with Lee Marvin and Gene Hackman, plus Red In with Charlea Bronnan. Drive ins switch to autumn weekend schedule Thursday through Saturday. Time clocks list Cinema I at 8 p.m. and Cinema II at 7:30 and 9.
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Dutch firm manager kidnapped by Argentine terrorists in Buenos Aires
Police said a ransom note demanding 500000 dollars for Jan J. Van de Pante, manager of Gant Electronica in the Netherlands, was received. He was abducted Tuesday as criminals used stolen cars near the Pan American Highway. Authorities search for captors and victim.
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Jan J. van de Pante
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van de Panne
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Navy trains whales to recover objects from deep sea
Navy researchers report training whales to locate and recover objects such as torpedoes from depths to 1,600 feet using rewards of small fish. The Deep Ops program began in 1969 with two whales and shifted to a single dependable pilot whale in Hawaii pens, capable of deliveries and surface returns with a buoyant recovery system.
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Naval Industry Research and Development Center
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