General Deane Leads from Helicopter Over Vietnam War
Brig. Gen. John R. Deane Jr. commands the 178th airborne brigade in Vietnam, riding shotgun on his helicopter and flying into hot zones to aid wounded soldiers. He earns praise from troopers and officers for his tact, leadership, and willingness to risk himself for his men.
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Vietnam
John R. Deane, Jr
Deane
George Washington University
Pentagon
178Rd Airborne
Robert A. Mrsich
Mrsich
Clarksville
Tenn
United States
Nha ‘Trang
William Depuy
1St
James Hollingsworth
Ist
Hernandez Seen As Favorite in El Salvador Vote
Col Fidel Sanchez Hernandez, favored to win El Salvador’s presidential race, faces Abra ham Rodriguez and Fabio Castillo amid a heated campaign. The National Conciliation party seeks a five year rule, with about 1.2 million eligible voters and past party results showing 53.4 percent and 31.4 percent for the NCP and CD respectively.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Fidel Sanchez Hernandez
Sanchez
Abraham Rodriguez
Fabio Castillo
Partido de Accion Renovadora
Rodriguez
Julio A. Rivera
U.S
Castillo
National University
National Conciliation Party
Christian Democrats
Fire in Jharia Coal Mine Brought Under Control After 35 Years
Indian officials announce that the underground coal mine fire at Jharia in eastern India has been controlled after burning for 35 years. They estimate 7.5 million tons of coal destroyed, with 700000 tons of sand and water used to fight the blaze.
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New Delhi
Jharia
India
Indians urged tourism boost to $133 million a year
The Indian Chamber of Commerce urged better facilities for foreign visitors to raise tourism earnings from $26 million to $133 million annually in Calcutta.
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Calcutta
Indian Chamber of Commerce
India
Parrot Campaign Stump Sits On Miller Shoulder
In Bournemouth England Ernest Miller uses a trained parrot to urge voters by perching on his shoulder and chirping Vote for Miller as he canvasses. The quirky tactic aims to boost support for his city council bid.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Ernest Miller
Miller
City Market meeting set for Tuesday at Roundhouse
Public meeting for prospective City Market renters will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Riverside roundhouse to discuss the 1967 season, leasing options, and space assignments. Market opens May 7 with stalls rented at 100 dollars annually or 4 dollars daily. Kelly Melsa is market master.
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Riverside Roundhouse
Fourteenth Avenue
City Recreation Department
Nevin Nichols
Kelly Melsa
John F. Kazimour
Hawaii
Harold Kemper
Car Destroyed as Driver Drops Cigaret in Dallas
A motorist dropped a lit cigaret in Dallas and reached for it, causing his car to jump a curb hit a utility pole ignite, crash into a brick wall and stop. The driver lost a tooth and suffered a bloody nose as the vehicle burned and a brief area power outage occurred. He never found the cigaret.
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Dallas
UPI
Monahans Police Charge Man With TV theft
Tracy identified as Dick Tracy was charged in Monahans Texas with stealing a portable television set from a local home, according to police reports.
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Monahans, Texas
UPI
MonAhans
Dick Tracy
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