Navy Planes Hit Air Base Near Hanoi
U S Navy jets attacked a MIG air base northeast of Hanoi for the eighth time, destroying or damaging four MIGs on the ground. A Navy FS Crusader was shot down but the pilot was rescued. Raids carried out from the carrier Constellation cost one US plane. A second report describes helicopter actions against guerrillas, casualties, and Viet Cong attacks over the weekend.
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Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Kep
Constellation
Gulf of Tonkin
Miers
U.S
Nui Gial
Cam Benc Bay
Te Sa
al Smatl
Proup
Airi Force
Mekong
U.S. Atnlt
Munstops
UB Commencement Honors 943 Grads with Degrees and Honoraries
Richard Day reports on UB graduation day as 943 graduates receive degrees and 4 honorary doctorates. Distinguished honorees include Dr Mildred L Montag, Dr Margaret V Klely, Dr William H Conley, and Judge J Edward Lombard who gave the commencement address. Lombard urged students to pursue skill development in business or profession, noting Rifled Alger’s legend and the nation’s progress driven by philanthropy and education.
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Mildred. L. Montag
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Margaret V. Klely
Queens College
Bridgeport Normal School
William H. Conley
Sacred Heart University
J. Edward Lombard
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Lombard
de. Lumitard
Horatio Alger
Ragged Dirk
Lambard
Alger
Alger Mold
Henry Ford
John
D. Rockteller
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Lumbard
Terrorism sparks martial law in St Kitts capital
Troops guard key sites in Basseterre after an outbreak of terrorism that wounded a soldier. Premier Robert Bradshaw ordered patrols and constant guards at the news station, police station, and power plant as unrest tied to Antigua’s secession from the federation intensified.
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Basseter RE
St. Kitts
Unn
Robert Bradshaw
Howse
Aapuilla
St. Kitts Nevis
Bayseterce
Britain
Federa Aion
Greenwich Boy 14 Drowns in Byarm River
Ronald Spadaro, 14, of Greenwich, drowned Sunday when a 12 foot aluminum rowboat sank in the Byram River. Two other Greenwich boys, Peter Leonard, 16, and Helio Cruz, 15, escaped by swimming about 25 feet to shore. Police recovered Spadaro’s body from the river near Bridgeport. The forecast notes hot, humid weather with a 30 percent chance of showers along the coast.
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Greenwich (Ap
Ronald Spadaro
Greenwich
Byram River
Spadaro
Peter Leonard
Helio Cruz
Spadan
River Plate
Curesis
Bridgeport
Fire Destroys Bas ement Wiring at Elmiquod Apartments
A basement fire at the Elmiquod apartments 1240 1250 Fairfield avenue left forty eight families homeless. Fire officials said the blaze started in the basement and spread to wiring and pipes, cutting power and phone services. Firefighters evacuated residents and aided several families to safety. Six people found shelter at a downtown hotel via the Red Cross disaster team.
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Elmiquod
Fairfield Avenue
Carson
Sora
Carlsonts
Carlson
Ile
City Hall
John Gehmde Jin
Bridgeport Red Cross
Jota Larson
Annie Dieckhoff
Apt
Acthac Louns
Heat Wave to Last Through Today
Heat wave to continue in the Windsor Locks region with warm weather through Monday and improving conditions on Tuesday, the U S Weather Bureau said. The Bradley International Airport station recorded 33 degrees Sunday afternoon.
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Windsor Locks
Cellet
U. S
Tampa teens death sparks downtown unrest and fires
In Tampa Florida angry groups of Black residents rioted after a teen burglary suspect was shot by officer J P Calvert. Looting occurred near Photo Supply. emergency vehicles faced restrictions as police and fire units attempted to control the unrest. The 19 year old Martin Chambers died at hospital thirty minutes after being shot in the back.
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Tampa
Fla
J.P. Calvert
Martin Chambers
Ooy
Long to Seek Ethics Code In Place of Dodd Censure
In Washington Russell Long plans to offer a substitute resolution to adopt a Senate ethics code instead of censuring Sen. Joseph Dodd. The move aims to steer debates before the ethics censure vote, as Dodd maintains optimism about clearing charges after a 14 month investigation. The ethics panel accuses Dodd of abusing power for personal gain and misusing funds.
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Long
Dodd
Washington
Senate
Madd
Senate “Ethics Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Doda
Stokely Carmichael Arrested in Alabama
In Prattville Alabama AP reports Black power advocate Stokely Carmichael was arrested Sunday on a disorderly conduct charge after threats allegedly directed at authorities. Police officials quoted Carmichael demanding to remove an officer’s badge and saying he would “tear this town up.”
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Prattville
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
Polite
Obie C. ‘Thomp
No Mideast fighting reports and ceasefire notes
The Associated Press reports no general fighting in the Middle East on Sunday though Syria alleged infiltrators crossed a ceasefire line inside Syria. The U.N. scheduled a Security Council meeting in New York, with Egypt and Sudan proposing an Arab summit. Israeli patrols extended into Syria and Cairo noted shifts in leadership and U.N. observers tracked the ceasefire. Diplomatic moves included Communist China offering Egypt a loan and wheat, while Bulgaria accused Israel of aggression as Soviet ties remained tense.
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Syria
Imade Pew
Middle East
U. N. Security Council
New York
Joe Lamers
U.N
New
United Nations
Egypt
Sudan
Israel
Srawal
Ands
Vas
Suez Canal
Galilee
Jerusalem
Wfe
Pavrmnl
Ta Calva
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohamed Fawzi
Nasser
Read
Abdel Hakim Amer
Paul VI
Vatican
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Farael
Red China
Cairo
al Aberam
China
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Tx Palley
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Odd Bull
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
Jerusalen Tsraeli
Ithat City
Worf
Leaders Bar Return To '49 Armistice Lines
Israel's Foreign Minister Abba Eban told a public meeting that Israel would not return to the 1949 armistice lines. He noted settlements near the Syrian border are now beyond range of Syrian guns after an Israeli drive into Syria and capture of high ground overlooking the settlements. Labor Minister Yigal Allon warned against repeating 1956 withdrawal errors.
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Jerusalem
Abba Eban
Israel
Syria
Yigal Allon
Jerael
Israelis List Dead At 679 Soldiers
TEL AVIV Israel An Israeli army spokesman announced Sunday that 679 Israeli soldiers were killed in the War against the Arab states. The spokesman said 2 563 were wounded, 254 seriously, in six days of fighting with Egypt Syria and Jordan. Jordan reported 15 600 soldiers killed, but Egypt and Syria gave no casualty figures.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Joran
Jordan
Syria Decries Israeli Moves as U N Observers Blocked
Syria charges in a letter to the Security Council president that Israeli troops occupied new sections of Syria and blocked U N observers from entering. Clashes erupted Sunday near the ruined town of A Konetry as a U N cease fire commission discussed the matter. Two explosions destroyed a house in an Israeli village near the Lebanon border.
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Syran
Security Council
Council
Syria
U.N
Konetry
Lebanon
UN Council Opens Session Over Syrian Israeli Clash
The United Nations Security Council met to probe Syria’s charges that Israeli tanks advanced into Syrian territory. Ambassador Gideon Rafael said tanks moved only within ceasefire lines. Syria alleged Israeli occupation of new areas and blocked UN observers. Debates to continue with expectations of a heated session amid Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Urgell
Syrish
Tstaeli
Gideon Rafael
Syria
George J. Tomeh
Daragscus
USN
Council
Hans R. [Tabor
Denmark
Tabor
U.N
Sviation Security Council
Almaat
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Gideon Rafast
Shey
Israel
Rafael
Lady Bird Johnson Tours Historic Coolidge Site In Plymouth
In Plymouth near WOOBSTOCK VI AP report, First Lady Lady Bird Johnson swapped talk of the White House with Calvin Coolidge’s son at the cottage landmark. She and Lyndon Johnson visited the eight room Cape Cod home where Coolidge took office by kerosene lamp in 1923, as a plaque dated 1966 was unveiled. Mrs Johnson noted the land shapes a man, and she reflected on the nation’s past and the Johnsons’ Texas roots during the brief porch ceremony.
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Woobstock
Lyndon B. Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Plymouth
Warren G. Harding
Nis
Vonning
John F. Kennedy
Cape Cod
Johnson
Johnsons
Texas
Plyntouth
John Coolidge
Philip A. Hall
Laurance S. Rockefeller
New York
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