Nation Marks JFK Death Anniversary Observances
Observances marked the ninth anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination across the nation. In Washington D C a private mass was planned at Holy Trinity Church with close friends and family. In Dallas local pupils were invited to lead prayers at the Kennedy Memorial near the site of the 1963 shooting as a Jesuit high school band played hymns. Arlington National Cemetery remains a yearly stop for the Kennedy family though Edward Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis were not expected to attend.
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Burglary Suspects Shot, One Wounded in Scarborough
Blaine Robertson found two men burglarizing his Scarborough home at 147 Payne Road around 10 17 a m The suspects fled and one was shot in the leg and remained unidentified at Maine Medical Center The other suspect is being sought by State Police C L Pert said details were provided as the incident continued on Page Two
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Maine Medical Center
C.L. Pert
Maine State Police
Blaine Robertson
Payne Road
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Israelis Seal Off Golan Heights After Heavy Battle
Israeli forces on full alert sealed the Golan Heights after a major eight hour clash with Syrian troops. Israel claimed six jets shot down and about 15 tanks destroyed, while Syria reported losses of aircraft and tanks. An Israeli spokesman said two UN observation posts were hit during the ceasefire line incidents.
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Record B52 Strike Losses Swing-Wing Fill In Vietnam War
U S forces report the heaviest B52 attack on North Vietnam with about 45 aircraft in use. Two smaller jets lost and three crewmen missing. one rescued. A Marine F4 bomber shot down with one survivor and one missing. C47 crash in Thailand kills two, injures eight. Cease-fire talks loom as Marines push toward the DMZ amid heavy rains and resupply raids. Government tallies indicate 15 killed and 62 wounded in the central highlands over three days, with higher unofficial tolls suspected.
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Panhandle
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Quang Tri
Saigon
Central High
Pleiku
Kissinger Resumes Talks With Hanoi After Brussels Visit
Henry Kissinger resumed Vietnam peace talks with Le Duc Tho in Paris following an overnight trip to Brussels and a meeting with Indonesia's Suharto. The two diplomats, under supervision talks involving Indonesia, discussed a cease fire and election council safeguards amid ongoing U S and Saigon pressure.
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Freddy Cushing
Lehman Bros
Cushings
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Phu Duc
Saigon
Thieu
South Vietnam
Due
Washington
Moniday
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Job Seekers Line Up At Camp David
Advisers from the first Nixon administration and potential candidates for top posts gathered at Camp David Md to meet with President Nixon amid talks on a second term. Kenneth Bush and seven officials joined the president while Melvin Laird prepares to step aside. Comedian Bob Hope paid a 15 minute courtesy call.
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Albany
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Bush
Duke University Law School
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Rogers C.B. Morton
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Atomic Energy Commission
James Schlesinger
Securities and Exchange Commission
William Casey
Bob Hope
Appeals court overturns Chicago 7 conviction
The 7th Circuit ruled that Judge Julius J. Hoffman displayed antagonistic attitude toward the defense and erred in juror questioning and communications. It remanded on retrial questions while noting other defendants were acquitted and Bobby Seale was severed. The ruling opens possibility of retrying the five convicted activists.
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Chicago 7
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
David T. Dellinger
Rennard C. “Rennie’’ Davis
Abbot ‘Abbie’ Hoffman
Jerry C. Rubin
Thomas E. Hayden
U.S. District Court
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Lee Weiner
John R. Fraines
Black Panther
Bobby Seale
Abbie Hoffman
Seale
Richard J. Daley
Allan Ginsberg
William Kunstler
Hoffman
Walter Cummings
Thomas Fairchild
Wilbur F. Pell
Washington
Justice Department
Santa to Visit Twin Cities Parade and Santa Headquarters
Santa Claus visits Friday and Saturday with a 10 a.m. parade starting at Saco City Hall. The Biddeford Saco Chamber Mercants Committee wires the event with the Biddeford High School Band and Saco Biddeford police in parade, ending at the Senior Citizens Center on Washington Street. Santa will be at headquarters after the parade and again Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Walter Lamb
Roland Allard
Clayton W. Cammill
Michael Nanos
Merchants Committee
Astronauts Seek Moon Water Sources
Astronauts will search the lunar surface for water resources as part of ongoing space exploration plans. A separate piece notes an Indian demonstration at Plymouth Rock, while a light feature mentions fashion notes on girls with notable figures.
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