Pope Paul VI Calls for End to Vietnam War
Pope Paul VI urged an immediate end to the Vietnam War urging honest negotiations to build world peace. He spoke to Vietnamese clergy and laymen in Manila and traveled over Cambodia and South Vietnam en route. He defended pursuing peace, praised calm reactions to an assassination attempt, and urged Philippine youth to strive for true values while spreading the gospel.
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Pope Paul
Manila
Paul VI
Paris
Philippines
Saigon
Vatican
Hanoi
East Pakistan
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Kaifer
Asia
Pamphile, Teers
First Russian Test Of Improved Missile Reported
The Pentagon said Russia conducted a test of an improved SS-L3 intercontinental missile carrying a possible multiple warhead. The test, described as the first in the mid-Pacific region after Moscow announced planned missile firings, occurred about 4,700 miles from the south central Soviet Union and may indicate enhanced accuracy and reliability.
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Washington
Pentagon
Jerry
Friedheim
Pacific
mid-Pacific
Moscow
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Gas Cut Off Grill Fumes Fatal to Girl
A girl died after exposure to fumes from a barbecue grill when gas service was cut off during a Papal visit security alert. Investigations tracked the incident to a residence in Detroit where family members and neighbors reported the monitoring measures and ensuing hospitalizations of several children.
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Benjamin Mendoza Y Amor
Mennoza
Detroit
Anita
Hill
Kenneth
U. S
Derick
Marlon
Midway Island
Betty Jo
Mriedheim
Helen Hill
Palise
Michigan
Vice
Warrior Twonoxidej
Guinea reports fresh Portuguese invasion at Koundara
President Ahmed Sekou Toure said a Portuguese force penetrated Guinea near Koundara, near Portuguese Guinea. He urged U.N. Secretary General U Thant to examine the attack begun Friday night as Guinea claims mercenary invaders assaulted Conakry six days earlier. Guinea says 200 Portuguese troops took part and claims the assault was repelled.
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Tags
Moscow
Guinea
Six Hickel Aides Fired After Nixon Exit
Washington AP reports six aides to Interior Secretary James Hickel were fired within an hour of his dismissal by President Nixon for lack of routine confidence. White House aides say cabinet changes follow Hickel’s departure, with Frederick Malek and William Rogers delivering notice. One aide, Josef Holbert, said no reason was given.
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Washington
Wire House
Hickel
Nixon
Interior Department
Anether
Frederick Malek
White House
William Rogers
Interior
Josef Holbert
Assailant's Art In N Y Display Sets Next Week
New York AP reports works by Benjamin Mendoza y Amor Pope Paul’s assailant will be shown again. Madison Avenue gallery owner Mrs Ligon Duncan calls him a mild quiet person and plans a display opening Tuesday. Her gallery has exhibited Mendoza’s paintings since 1588 with prices from about 200 to 5000 dollars.
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New York
Benjamin Mendoza Y
Amor
Paul
Ligon Duncan
Madison Avenue
Santa Struggles With Sleigh Plan At Albuquerque Center
In Albuquerque AP reports Santa nearly failed to arrive at a busy shopping center as a helicopter tasked to land him amid eager 2000 children faced engine trouble. After a car dash due to delays officials lent boots and he resumed his duties greeting children and taking wishes.
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Albuquerque
Santa
Sunport
Duel with canes ends in fatality at county home
INDIANAPOLIS UP T report a cane duel over a chair at the county home resulted in Tom Gost, 22, dying and Dane Payton, 52, being held on a murder charge. Investigators say the men brandished canes, Gust was shoved into a chair and struck a window ledge, then collapsed and died at the infirmary. Gust had a heart condition.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Tom Gost
Dane Payton
Gust
Payton
Kansai Electric Begins Nuclear Power on Commercial Basis
Kansai Electric Power Co in Japan started nuclear power generation on a commercial basis, becoming the first Japanese company to do so. The move marks a milestone in Japan's energy sector, signaling a shift toward nuclear energy as a routine supply source for consumers.
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Milama
Japan
Kansai Electic Power Co
Calif man seeks to send Christmas trees to POWs in North Vietnam
Carl Borelli of Placerville aims to ship three foot Douglas firs to American prisoners of war in Hanoi. He has sought help from the Soviet consul and U S agencies, even directing a telegram to the North Vietnamese president, hoping the trees reach POWs despite prior misrouting to Southeast Asia. Borelli plans to keep the trees fresh with water and plastic wrap until March.
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Placerville
Calif
Carl Borelli
North Vietnam
Hani
San Francisco
Moscow
Alexander Zinchuck
Borelli
Siste Department
Zinchuck
U. S. Post Office Department
Rive Ermorenl
Washington
Naval
Fils. Excellency
Pres
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Intuanity
United States
Boren
el Dorads County
California
Hanoi
Nam
Disaster at Anchorage Takeoff Kills 48 on DC-4 Flight
A Capitol International Airways DC-4 crashed on takeoff at Anchorage International Airport killing 48 of 230 aboard. Survivors and witnesses described a rapid descent, fire, and explosion as emergency crews and officials investigated amid fog and rush hour disruption. The aircraft carried military personnel and dependents en route to Japan and Vietnam, with a temporary morgue set up at Kulis AFB and NTSB investigators dispatched.
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Anchorage
Alaska Air Command
Kulis Air Force Base
Sovall Air National Guard
National Transportation Safety Board
Goez
Kellar
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Yakata
Japan
Cara Rahn Bay
Vietnam
McChord
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Goes
Plate
M. H. Rowe
Capitol
Nashville
Charter Toll 154 In Two Months
Washington AP reports a Vietnam era jetliner crash raises total charter flight disasters to 14 in two months. The AnchorAge International flight chartered by Capitol International Airways killed 48 on takeoff. Also Cited: Southern Airways crash near Huntington killing 75 Marshall University affiliates. Wichita State University casualties from Oct 2 charter crash in the Colorado Rockies, plane owned by Jack Richards Aircraft Co., deemed insufficiently licensed to operate as charter carrier.
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Washington
Anchorage International
Defense Department
Capitol Internationad Airways
Southeast Asia
Southern Airways
Marshall University
Huntington
W.va
Wichita State University
Colorado Rockies
Jack Richards Aircraft Co
Federal Aviation Administration
Deny Claim Berrigans in Conspiracy
Two people claiming East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives deny Rev. Daniel and Rev. Philip Berrigan belong to the group as charged by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. Hoover testified they lead the conspiracy. others involved include Rev. Richard Bidwell and John T. Glick. The Berrigans are imprisoned in Connecticut for 1968 destruction of selective service records.
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Rochester
N.Y
Daniel
Philip Berrigan
FBI
J Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Berrigans
Connecticut
Asre
Richard Bidwell
John T. Glick
Counession
Federal Building
Philadelphia
Bidwell
Flower City Conspiracy
Glick
Wayne Glick
Keika College
Central New York
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Maryland
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Lif
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John Pederson
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Panit
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Washi
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Che
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