Jets Destroy Bridges Near China Border
American jets struck four bridges on the northeast railroad supplying North Vietnam from China. Two U.S. pilots bailed out after their F4 Phantom was hit and were rescued, one plane confirmed destroyed with another claimed down by Radio Handis.
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Fiber Materials Plant Dedicated at Biddeford Ceremony
The dedication of Fiber Materials Inc. FMI's plant in Biddeford featured remarks from Mrs. Smith Sen Margaret Chase Smith and representatives Lachman and Walter Kaskin. They stressed defense industry benefits and a skilled local labor force praising FMI’s commitment to Maine and future visits.
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Nationwide Women’s Rights Day marked by marches and events
Demonstrators nationwide marked the 52nd anniversary of women’s suffrage with workshops, marches, and a feminist fair. In New York City thousands marched Fifth Avenue, a banner was unfurled at the American Stock Exchange, and speakers demanded abortion law repeal and broader rights, including ERA ratification and equal education.
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Camp Ellis Residents Seek Storm Protections and federal aid
Camp Ellis residents press Sen. Smith and Rep. Kyros for extended ocean defense funding and repairs after February storms. They urge evacuation and project actions at the main jetty and beach access to protect homes and the local Industrial Park from future squalls and rising tides.
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China veto blocks Bangladesh from joining United Nations
At the United Nations Security Council Bangladesh failed to gain admission as China used its veto to block an immediate entry. Eleven of fifteen members supported the move, with Yugoslavia proposing the matter return to the General Assembly for momentum. China pressed for postponement until resolutions on prisoners of war are met.
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Geneva
H Clifford Berry Dies
Noted scientist H Clifford Berry dies at 86. Berry co collaborated with Jack S. on early computing devices and played a key role in shaping technology. His death marks the end of an era for pioneers in American engineering and computer science. Rich details of his career and surviving family are not yet known.
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