Pope Adds Four American Cardinals
Pope Paul VI announced 27 new cardinals including four Americans Archbishops John Joseph Krol Patrick A O Boyle and John Patrick Cody and Bishop Francis J Brennan. The U.S. cardinal count rises to nine with record 120 total cardinals worldwide.
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Grenade Truck Upset Halts Traffic Five Hours Near Wendover
A semitrailer loaded with 38 500 pounds of fragmentation hand grenades overturned Sunday near Wendover Utah. Traffic on the Salt Lake desert highway was stopped for five hours while officials determined the cargo would not explode. The driver and relief driver John Daly a network news executive moderating What's My Line was injured when the truck slid 174 feet on its side astride the highway. Daly later announced he would succeed John Chancellor as CBS News national affairs commentator.
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Open-Housing Ruling and Police Evidence Powers
The Supreme Court struck down Proposition 14 on California housing rights as unconstitutional. It also broadened police power to seize evidence from a suspect’s home, dismissing the old mere vs other evidence distinction. Justice White led the majority with Justices Warren Douglas Brennan Fortas in agreement. dissenters were Harlan Black Clark Stewart. The Powell seat challenge awaits lower court ruling. desegregation and Lindbergh law reviews are set for next term.
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Helicopters Crash Kills 10 in Army Training
Fort Knox Kentucky AP reports the army confirmed ten soldiers died in a pair of helicopter crashes during a training mission. Ten others were hospitalized with two in serious condition, while it remained unclear whether the two choppers collided or failed individually.
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Three Killed as Fishermen Fight Off West Coast Attacks
AP reports that three South Korean fishermen were killed and seven injured in four North Korean attacks on South Korean fishing boats off the west coast over the weekend, according to military sources on Monday.
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Nasser Ready To Face Israel In Mid East Border Clash
Egyptian President Nasser affirmed readiness to confront Israel after Moscow assurances that no foreign intervention would occur. Israeli spokesmen reported Arab fire on the Gaza strip, wounding one Israeli, while Israel prepared to defend the Gulf of Aqaba area amid U.S. and Soviet assurances supporting navigation and security.
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Teamsters OK New Contract with Trucking Industry
The Teamsters union announced a nationwide three year agreement with the trucking industry. About 450,000 members approved the contract by a four to one margin with 76 percent of eligible ballots cast in the largest mail vote by a union. The deal includes 76 cent per hour wage and benefit hikes after a period of strikes and a three day national lockout.
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Thunder the collie found after three month disappearance
Thunder a three year old collie disappeared from Jim Shorter in February. The dog surfaced last week in a Veterans Hospital Ann Arbor lab after surgery preparations for a lung transplant. Dorothy Dyce of the National Animal Welfare Institute identified the dog, which the hospital had bought May 12 for six dollars.
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Ann Arbor
Dorothy Dyce
Detroit
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Hue bombarded as Hue city attacked by mortar shells
Communist gunners shelled central coast units in a pre dawn attack while others lobbed mortars into Hue. US forces faced shelling as the city endured the assault in Vietnam.
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Evacuation Ordered After Major Spartanburg Train Fire
A derailed 78 car Atlantic Coast Line freight spilled TNT and alcohol cars sparking large fires in Spartanburg County. Sheriff Snipes ordered evacuations within two miles as the boxcar containing 220000 pounds of TNT burned, while efforts focused on preventing an explosion.
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Aurora Boy 14 Killed by Train Near Lamont Cabin
Six youths planned an overnight at a Boy Scout cabin near Lamont. Jonathan Higgins, 14, crossed railroad tracks despite warnings and was struck by a Great Western train, thrown 30 feet and killed. The incident occurred at 9:20 p.m. Sunday. others walked away.
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Pledge Thailand More Helicopters
Bangkok Premier Thanon Kittikachorn said the United States agreed to provide 20 more helicopters to help counter communist infiltration.
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Blaze Fire Kills Seven in Union Mills Home
A 60 year old woman and six grandchildren perished in a Monday blaze that destroyed their two story frame house in Union Mills North Carolina. The father, at work in a textile mill when the fire started about 3 am, was treated for shock. The mother had died of cancer in January.
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