Haul Of Viet Red Arms Found Near Tuy Hoa
Officials say a sunken mystery vessel near Vung Ro bay yielded about 80 tons of weapons and medical supplies, mostly Russian and Chinese, likely bound for Viet Cong forces in the south. The find followed a patrol and battle with guerrillas, with caches uncovered on beaches and inside the ship hull.
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Tuy Hoa
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Theodore Mataxis
Seattle
Vung Ro Bay
Saigon
Nha Trang
U. S
Nguyen Khanh
Say Highway Blocked for Drag Racing
More than two dozen squad cars sealed off a west suburban four lane highway for a sneak drag race arresting 263 youths and 97 cars. Of those seized 166 faced mob action charges and $200 bonds were set. Forty three juveniles including 20 girls were turned to authorities.
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Chicago
North Avenue
First Avenue
Melrose Park
Count of Steel Votes Is Set To Begin On Monday
Pittsburgh AP reports the United Steelworkers election count starts Monday with about 650000 votes. International tellers must report to locals by May 1, but officials expect an earlier outcome perhaps within a week.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Compact A Power Plant For Deep Sea Proposed
Elton C. Fay reports a compact atomic power plant proposed for super deep diving submarine rescue and research vehicles. The goal is near inexhaustible nuclear energy for small subs to extend mobility and dive endurance beyond present battery limits, aiding oceanography and Thresher search efforts.
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Trieste
Defense
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Aec-Navy
Adm
H. G. Rickover
Bureau of Ships
Naval Reactors
Rickover
Chilean Village Buried by Massive Slide at Lake Cabrera
A rock ice and earth slide from Mt Yates buried Cabrera village near Puerto Montt leaving at least one body found and many feared dead. A rescue party reported no signs of life and anticipated a larger squad with medical staff and police to recover victims.
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Puerto Montt
Chile
Cabrera
Rene San Martin
National Police
Rio Negro
San Martin
Mt. Yates
Bruno Anziana
Lake Cabrera
Anziana
Ford Excommunication Mentioned Over Ford Divorce
The Detroit archdiocese spokesman said Henry Ford II was automatically excommunicated after his Friday marriage to Italian divorcée Marie Christian Vittore Austin. He noted if the new wife is Roman Catholic the same rule could apply, highlighting church law on remarriage after divorce.
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Detroit
Edmund Battersby
Henry Ford II
Marie Christian Vettore Austin
Fr. Battersby
Battersby
Ford
Parsons College Blazes a Trail
Parade magazine features Dr. Millard G. Roberts at Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa. He revitalized the faltering school with controversial but successful techniques and theories, challenging other colleges to follow or find a better path.
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Iowa
Parsons College
Fairfield
Millard G. Roberts
Parade Magazine
Sunday Gazette
Roberts
D Day predicted in Selma as King arrives for rally
In Selma Alabama the Black community awaits Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as they plan a mass rally and possible parade timed with the city council session. Public safety director Wilson Baker says parade permit is too late. a letter requesting it has not been received. Governor Wallace orders state troopers to block night marches to prevent violence following Marion.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Wilson Baker
Baker
Montgomery
George Wallace
Marion
Widow Leaves 27 Million to Princeton Memorial Gift
Brooklyn widow Mrs. Stanley Jadwin bequeaths 27 million dollars to Princeton University in memory of her husband Leander Stockwell Jadwin and their son. The gift, second largest in Ivy League history, has no use restrictions beyond suitable memorials and supports a 10 year, 150 million fundraising push.
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Princeton
N. J
Brooklyn
N. Y
Princeton University
Ivy League University
Robert Goheen
Stanley Jadwin
Jadwin
Goheen
Princeton National Alumni Assn
U. S. Atty
Nichols Katzenbach
Ethel Stockwell
Ranger 8 pictures reveal treacherous lunar surface
Pasadena AP Ranger 8 sent thousands of moon surface pictures showing rugged highlands near the Sea of Tranquillity. Experts differ on depth of loose material, with estimates ranging from a few feet to 50 or 60 feet, sparking cautions about caverns and lava tunnels beneath the regolith.
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Pasadena
Ranger 8
Earth
Gerard Kuiper
Cape Kennedy
Moon
Ranger 7
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ranger 1
Number 7
Kuiper
University of Arizona
Hawaii
Balloun Nominated to Fill Iowa Senate Vacancy in Toledo
Former Iowa State Rep Charles F. Balloun of Toledo, a farmer and warehouseman, was nominated by Republicans to fill the unexpired term of Sen. R. O. Burrows. He defeated Fred L. Wright 29 to 24 at a Twenty-second district convention in Toledo. Democrats pick their nominee March 2 at the Benton county courthouse in Vinton.
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Toledo
Charles F. Balloun
R. O. Burrows
House
Benton County
Tama
Wright
Balloun
House of Representatives
Vinton
William Warner
Sen
Burrows
Gov
Hughes
Builder offers five years to pay for fall out shelters
A builder of fall out shelters extends a five year payment plan, providing reassurance to clients amid uncertainty. The unusual financing arrangement aims to ease cost barriers and attract buyers seeking long term affordability.
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Benton
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