Cosmonaut Komarov Killed In Soyuz 1 Crash
MOSCOW AP Vladimir Komarov the cosmonaut died when Soyuz 1 crashed during landing with parachute ropes twisted officials said he completed all missions and would receive a hero’s burial in Red Square.
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Soviet Union
US Attacks MIG Fields as Saigon Aids Press Advance
U S Air Force and Navy planes launched the first Vietnam War strike on MIG jet airfields in North Vietnam. In War Zone C about 20 000 American and South Vietnamese troops pressed a major assault on three Communist jungle redoubts.
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1St Infantry Division
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Johnson Pays Courtesy Call On West Germany Officials
President Johnson met with West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger and President Heinrich Luebke in Bonn and said talks would follow Adenauer funeral. He called the visit courtesy and noted German unity and mutual security ties while Adenauer’s death drew global sorrow.
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Germany
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Konrad Adenauer
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Free World
Washington
U.S
George C. McIghee
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Two Are Missing In Plane From Waterville
Two Brick town residents Dr Wendell Boyer and Morris Nelson were reported missing in a small plane traveling from Jackman to Ashbury Park New Jersey. The Civil Air Patrol located the search area between Auburn and Augusta. The last radio contact noted refueling at Waterville at 2 53 p m with a full tank of gas after takeoff at 3 p m. Boston planes were grounded due to snow according to the FAA.
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Morris Nelson
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Boston
Connecticut
Chuckle Notes on Wants and Feeling of Lack
A light humor item discusses the paradox of wanting something yet feeling lacking. It reflects on ordinary desires and the humor in uncertain preferences. The piece features a playful tone typical of a humor column from the era.
Westmoreland Warns Antiwar Riots Endanger Lives in Vietnam
Gen. William C. Westmoreland told AP annual meeting in New York that U.S. antiwar protests risk aiding the North Vietnamese. He praised American troops in Vietnam and cautioned that fighting could grow fiercer in coming months. He urged continued support from President Johnson and Congress while generals debate troop needs.
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William C. Westmoreland
United States
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Associated Press
Waldorf-Astoria
U.S
Army
Congress
Charles H. Percy
R-Nl
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Johnson
Percy
South Vietnam
Washington
Truckers Vote On National Contract Opposed by Union Locals
In early returns Teamsters members appear to reject the three year national trucking contract. Unofficial counts show about 20,000 against and 10,000 in favor as Chicago area truckers initiate a lockout amid strikes.
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Teamsters
Chicago
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
United States
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