Moderate Buddhist Warning Amid Saigon Unrest Sparks Strike Call
In Saigon radical Buddhists announce a three day general strike while moderate leader Thich Tam Chau warns the upheaval could collapse the Unified Buddhist Church. A 19 year old Buddhist girl sets herself aflame in a separate protest as riot police cordon the area and anti government slogans fill the streets.
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Saigon
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Hue
Lam
Johnson
U. S
Gemini 9 space walk ends early over visor fogging
Astronaut Eugene Cernan said overwork during Gemini 9 space walk caused visor fogging and forced an early end. Cernan and Thomas Stafford spoke at a news conference about their three day mission. Navy Capt James Lovell and Air Force Major Edwin Aldrin were assigned to Gemini 12 later this year.
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Houston
Eugene Cernan
Cernan
Thomas Stafford
Navy
James Lovell
Air Force
Edwin Aldrin
Iowa 10 Year Goal Signals 120 Million Building Needs
University of Iowa plans for the next decade estimate state funding needs near 121 million for academic buildings with total costs around 50 million two-year projects and a 173 million overall target including non state sources. President Bowen presented the long range plan to the board of regents.
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U. of Iowa
Phyllis Flemin
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Howard Bowen
State Board of Regents
General Hospital
Bowen
Escaped Elephants Rampage Through Chicago Suburb
Two full grown female elephants escaped from a carnival in Franklin Park and roamed back yards and streets for four hours before capture. Sixty five police from three communities plus sheriff's deputies and four handlers corralled them, one five miles from the escape. The elephants Barbara and Kay fled as they were moved to a van after reacting to jet noise from O'Hare. They damaged fences lawns and a garage and caused traffic jams. no injuries were reported.
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Exaco Massachusetts
Donald Baker
Massapequa Park
N. Y
Alva Cape
Baker
Texaco Massachusetts
Chicago
UPI
Franklin Park
Sheriff's Office
Barbara
Kay
O'Hare
Chuckle: Impossible Things Are People in This Age
A light feature notes the playful idea that the only truly impossible things are people in a modern scientific era. The tone blends humor with a nod to human limits and curiosity.
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Sages
Reaffirmed Ruling On Foreign Meat For Europe
The Defense Department reaffirmed a policy that pork and beef for European military commissaries and officers clubs be procured from foreign sources to barter for agricultural commodities. U.S. meats for troops in Europe are still brought in from the United States. Assistant Secretary Paul Ignatius issued the ruling on May 28 after denying a British waiver request. The move targets dollar outflows and balance of payments concerns. A separate section of the Feb 17 order requiring large cuts in U S pork servings over six months was rescinded.
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Washington
Defense Department
Europe
U.S
Paul Ignatius
Air Force
Britain
U. S
Government issues guidelines on diet foods and supplements
The Food and Drug Administration proposed rules to curb misleading labeling on low calorie foods and vitamin mineral products. The rules require limits on labeling, set fortification classes, and a warning label on multi vitamins. Industry objections allow 30 days for objections.
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Washington
UPI
James Goddard
Food and Drug
Food and Drug Administration
Goddard
Food and Nutrition ‘Board
The
National Research Council
Capitol Revamp Plans Approved for Marble West Facade
Washington AP reports congressional leaders approved replacing the Capitol west side with a marble face. The four year project costs 34 million dollars and is the largest renovation since the wings were added a century ago. LISBON UPD notes three Brazilians arrived in Lisbon after a 69 day, 3,500 mile yacht voyage from Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
Capitol
Ihouse
Senate
Lisbon
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Couple Reunited Sight Unfolds In Kidnapping Case
The Fronczaks claim their son Paul Joseph Fronczak, taken from Michael Reese Hospital in 1964 by a decoy nurse, has been found. An abandoned two year old in Newark is in their care while FBI and state authorities review the case and guardianship remains under New Jersey oversight.
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Chicago
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Chester Fronczak
Michael Reese Hospital
Fronczaks
Newark
N.J
Fronczak
Fronczak Yard
Paul Joseph
FBI
John Cartan
Wil Small Boy
Fronczak Atorney
William O'Toole
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
New Jersey Bureau of Children’s Services
Trenton
Twelve die as Hercules crashes near Moffett Field
A Hercules transport based at Moffett Field crashes into the East China Sea near Sedth, killing eight Navy airmen and four passengers. The disaster occurred Thursday night, with victims identified as naval personnel and civilian travelers.
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Mountain View
Calif
U.S. Navy
East China Sea
jSedth
Vietnam
Moffett Field
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Amu
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New York
Tam Chau
Ater
Thich Tri Quang
Coast Guard
Ajl
Kill van Kull
New York Harbor
South Vietnam
Vinh
London
Wilson
Johnamine
Alfonso Colon
Colon
Alva
Gulf of Mexico
Stafford
Esso Vermont
College of Pharmacy
S University Laboratory School
Inca Accrediting
University Medical Center
Texaco
Massachusetts
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