Jet crash in New Marlboro claims two lives
Air Force investigators probe wreckage of an Air National Guard jet that crashed into woods on the James A. Miller farm in New Marlboro. The crash killed two occupants including Lt. Robert E. Raeder, husband of Mary Macy Pell, daughter of Williamson and Mrs Pell of Pinnacle Farm.
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Lindsay Seeks N Y Mayoralty In GOP bid against Wagner
Rep John Lindsay Republican from Manhattan announces for New York mayoralty to oppose Democratic incumbent Robert F Wagner. Lindsay, 43, liberal track in Congress, won re election by 90k votes. Johnson carried district by 70k. Top party leaders back his nomination, signaling expected GOP nomination.
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End of Death Penalty Voted by N Y Senate
Albany The New York State Senate approved a historic measure to abolish the death penalty for murder kidnapping or treason after a lengthy debate The Assembly vote and Gov Rockefeller position loom The bill would substitute life imprisonment for most cases while the death penalty would remain for killing a peace officer or a prison guard Twenty one inmates await execution at Sing Sing Prison
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West Germany and Israel establish diplomatic relations
Bonn announced the establishment of diplomatic ties with Israel effective immediately. Arab states Syria Saudi Arabia Iraq Lebanon Kuwait reacted by breaking off or delaying recognition, with most still at war since 1948. A Bonn communique confirmed the agreement between the Federal Republic of Germany and Israel.
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Ex-Air Force Spy Sentenced 30 Years
Robert Glenn Thompson, a former Air Force enlisted man who confessed to spying for Russia for six years, was sentenced to 30 years in prison in Brooklyn. The judge called his conspiracy with two Soviet associates a grave breach of national security. Thompson, a Detroit native who served in Germany and Labrador, had pleaded guilty after initial denial.
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Fedor Kudashkin
Boris V. Karpovich
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Labrador
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Bayshore
U S Weighs India Plan Viet Nam Peace Proposal
The United States shows interest in an Indian ceasefire idea for Vietnam and urges Delhi to rally wider support. China attacks the plan, calling it betrayal of Afro Asian nations, while India’s Radhakrishnan pushes for a ceasefire and Afro Asian police border force. The U S terms the plan interesting and realistic and says it will be given careful consideration.
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Johnson pledges aid as war in Asia spreads
President Johnson framed the Viet Nam conflict as part of a Chinese Communist drive to dominate Asia and vowed the effort would fail. He urged unconditional peace talks and a Southeast Asia development plan with broader Soviet and UN backing, citing $2 billion in U.S. aid since 1954 and progress in South Viet Nam’s economy.
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Unified Weather Service Proposed by President
President Johnson proposed consolidation of the Weather Bureau and the Coast and Geodetic Survey into a new Environmental Science Service Administration. The plan aims to improve warning systems for severe natural hazards and provide better environmental information to agriculture, transportation, industry, and national defense, with automatic enactment unless vetoed within 60 days.
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NATO Averts Viet Policy Split At Spring Meeting
NATO foreign ministers returned home a day early after a split over U S Viet Nam and Dominican Republic policies was avoided. The communique affirmed all peoples live under governments of their own choosing while noting grave threats to peace in Viet Nam the Dominican Republic Malaysia and parts of Africa.
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Marine Killed By Rebel Sniper
SANTO DOMINGO UPS reports another U S Marine was killed by rebel sniper fire raising American fatalities to 18 since troops landed two weeks ago. Rebel sniping persisted as OAS delegates sought a plan to avert civil war between rebel and loyalist juntas. 82nd Airborne units faced eight shootouts in 24 hours with no casualties.
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