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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1965

Page

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Saigon Twin Blasts Kill Dozens on River Restaurant

Two near simultaneous explosions rocked the floating My Canh restaurant on the Saigon River. Police listed 17 dead and 24 injured with expectations of higher tolls. Witnesses blamed a possible American made Claymore mine. many victims were civilians including mothers and children. The derailed restaurant deck and riverside pavement were slick with blood.

Saigon Viet Nam My Canh South Viet Nam U.S

Viet Cong Executed American Sergeant in Viet Nam

Viet Cong announced the execution of U.S. Army Sgt. Harold George Bennett, captured during the Binh Gia battle, in reprisal for the killings of Viet Cong by Saigon. Reports said three more Americans were killed, another missing, and six wounded, as U.S. and Vietnamese authorities brace for further actions.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Harold George Bennett Hanoi Benji Bennett Pauline H. Bennett Perryville Ark Binh Gia 33Rd Ranger Charles BE. Crafts North Bay Maine South Viet Nam Nguyen van Troi de Dau Tran van Dang le van Khuyen Robert S. McNamara le Dan da Nang

Dirksen Says Viet Nam Force May Need Doubling

Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen said a former Defense official warned the United States may have to double its fighting forces in South Viet Nam. After a secret tour, former Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens told senators the increase would push total U S personnel above 150000.

Washington UPI Senate Gop Everett al. Dirksen Senate South Viet Nam United States Dirksen Army Robert T. Stevens

Prisoner 41 Years, Free After Retrial

Sebastian DeCristoforo, 72, walked free after a retrial ordered by Norfolk Superior Court Judge Frank M. Tomasello. He had been imprisoned since Aug. 24, 1924, for murder of fellow stone worker Joseph Buccini, after initially being adjudged incompetent. He was found fit to stand trial and was admitted by reason of insanity last December.

Dedham Sebastiano DeCristoforo Massachusetts Correctional Institution Norfolk Teason

Vermont House Reapportionment Moves Toward Special Election

The Vermont House voted 130 to 95 to advance a bill creating the machinery for a special election next fall to ratify a reapportioned legislature. The move follows a three judge federal court order and signals the possible end to the reapportionment saga if approved by the Senate and governor.

Montpelier Vermont House House Senate Federal Court Philip M. Hoff

Doctor 92-year-old Griggs to study geriatrics

Philadelphia aged physician Dr. William Bentley Griggs, 92, vows to keep practicing medicine after 71 years in the field. A public meeting at Hahnemann Medical College will honor him as he defends continued work beyond age 90 and criticizes compulsory retirement.

Philadelphia APJ William Bentley Griggs Hahnemann Medical College Jenkintown Griggs Dr. Griggs Jefferson Medical College Hahnemann Berlin

Laxity Charges Denied By Crime Commission Leader

Massachusetts Crime Commission chair Alfred Gardner testified before a judiciary panel denying lax security and political bias claims by former employee Joseph Snow. Gardner said only two grand jury transcripts were in blue folders and that he never reviewed such transcripts in the office. He described security measures at State Street, discussed draft report leaks, and noted the final report’s publication status while answering questions about investigations and records retention.

Boston Massachusetts Crime Commission Commission Joint Committee Judiciary Alfred Gardner Gardner Office of The Crime Commission Williams College Commonwealth Joseph Snow Snow Ore Joseph D. Ward D-Fitchburg Ward State Street

Tragedy strikes at El Toro as KC135 crashes in fog

A KC135 military jet air transport crashed near El Toro Marine Base in light rain and fog, killing 84 people including 72 Marines and 13 Air Force crew. The aircraft disappeared from radar minutes after takeoff at 1:44 a.m. bound possibly for Honolulu or Vietnam, wreckage spread over 10 miles inland between Balboa and Laguna Beach, sparking a brush fire. Recovery teams scoured the rugged terrain as officials withheld victim names pending next of kin notifications. The aircraft belonged to the 18th Air Transport Squadron at McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey.

EL Toro Marine Base Calif UPI Air Force Here California Los Angeles San Diego Honolulu Viet Nam Balboa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Sheriff's Solano Beach Irvine Lake Boeing Aircraft 18Th Air Transport Squadron McGuire Air Force Base N.Z Air Transport Service

Nations gather for U N's 20th anniversary in San Francisco

UPI reports 114 United Nations members led by President Johnson opened commemorative meetings in San Francisco marking the UN's 20th anniversary. Johnson's 2:30 p.m. EDT speech drew focus amid talks of disarmament proposals and UN financial crisis solutions. Speculation linked possible Viet Nam talks with U Thant.

San Francisco UPI United Nations Johnson U.sn U.N U Thant Viet Nam

Johnson Sees Truman at U.N. 20th anniversary event

President Johnson arrived in California after a Kansas City breakfast with Harry S Truman to discuss Viet Nam and the United Nations. Johnson, flanked by Seaborg and Senators Carlson Church, prepared for a U.N. 20th anniversary address focusing on peace and U.S. resolve against aggression.

Kansas City UPI Johnson United Nations San Francisco U.S U.N California Harry S. Truman Viet Nam White House Truman North Korea 38Th Parallel Glenn Seaborg The Atomic Energy Commission Frank Carlson Ryan Frank Church George E. Reedy Sea Berg Reedy Seaborg Church Washington Democratic Party District of Columbia

Five Day Forecast Warns of Temperature Turn to Normal

Five day forecast suggests temperatures will average near seasonal normal through Wednesday. A gradual warming trend is expected through the weekend with cooler conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers are possible late Sunday and on Monday.

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