Soldier Carrick Participates in Chu Lai Artillery Assault
Pfc. Larry N. Carrick, 23, took part in a recent artillery attack near Chu Lai with 105mm howitzers. The battery involved was Battery B, 1st Battalion, 14th Artillery, airlifted to a hilltop position 15 miles northwest of Chu Lai, as part of ongoing America operations. Carrick is with B Battery, 3rd Battalion, 16th Artillery near Binh Son and has been in Vietnam since early fall. He is married to Carolyn R. Mooney, residing with her parents, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Carrick of Cee Wee.
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Chu Lai
Vietnam
Larry N. Carrick
198Th Light Infantry
14Th Artillery
America
Carrick
16Th Artillery
Binh Son
Carolyn R. Mooney
Ray Mooney
Cee Wee
Spanish protests over Gibraltar air space and ship harassment
The Spanish government delivered two notes to the British embassy protesting alleged harassment of Spanish ships around Gibraltar and violations of Spanish air space by British planes.
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Gibraltar
Madrid
UPI
Marines Describe Successful Two-Man Kill Over North Vietnam
Two U S pilots reported a two man crew firing a missile into a MIG 17 tailpipe causing the jet to crash. It marked the 10th confirmed MIG kill by American pilots in air combat over North Vietnam. US officials note three American F4 Phantoms were lost this week including two Thursday and one Tuesday.
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Gage One
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Former paratrooper accuses Jackson of risky Miami exile flight
An agency spokesman cites an unconfirmed report of a passenger on Jackson's takeoff amid exile efforts against Castro. Jackson, a former Army paratrooper, reportedly bought a two passenger 1946 aircraft for aerial photography and parachuting after failing to find a pilot. His mother in California says he was violently anti Castro and moved to Miami years ago to fight the regime.
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Jackson
US Army
Sky
Miami
Azalie Timmerman
Santa Anna
Calif
Chicago teen gets max for assault on detective in court
Tyrone Kelley, 18, was found guilty of simple battery against Chicago Transit Authority Detective Donald Lattin. He punched the detective in court, triggering the judge to raise the sentence to the maximum six months in jail.
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Chicago
UPI
Tyrone Kelley
Hicago Transit Authority
Donald Lattin
Kelly
Lattin
Johnson's State of the Union speech draws crowd
The piece argues Johnson earned strong applause by declaring a crime crackdown and promises action. It contrasts his stance with Humphrey in 1966 and questions rioting rhetoric. The author urges empowering existing law enforcement over expanding federal personnel and criticizes court limits.
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Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Yoder Suspended Over Fabrication of Supporting Forms
Shafer said Yoder admitted he was the only person involved in the fabrication and forged forms to back the story. Yoder, who has been commissioner for the blind since 1959, was suspended immediately from the $20,600 annual post after being blinded as a child by a baseball bat.
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Shafer
Yoder
Public notice of eminent domain hearing in Childress County
State of Texas cites all persons with title or interest in Lot 8 Block 109 and Lots 4 and 6 Block 114 Fairview Addition Childress to appear at a Special Commissioners hearing. The hearing on February 25, 1968 at 10:00 AM at the Childress County Courthouse addresses damages for condemnation requested by the State Highway Commission.
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State OF Texas
Fairview
Childress
Childress County
Texas
C. E. Crews
Farmers and Mechanics State Bank
Blair Hughes
S. F. Jones
Catherine Jones
Louise Lowry Healy
State of
Sailors seek asylum and desert fears on Enterprise voyage
Japan reports pacifist efforts to sway Enterprise crewmen as 5,250 sailors face desert pressures. Four USS Intrepid crewmen seek asylum in Sweden after being allowed liberty near Sasebo, joined by Truxton and Halsey personnel in a regrouping outside the base.
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Kent Liston Lee
Enterprise
Intrepid
Sweden
U.S
Sasebo
Coast Guard Rescue Party Stymied as Lifeboat Damaged
A Coast Guard cutter Absecon failed to deploy its lifeboat from a stricken Dutch freighter amid a stormy Atlantic voyage. In Geneva officials foresee a US Soviet draft treaty to curb nuclear weapons ready for global signing by late spring or early summer.
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Coast Guard
Absecon
Atlantic
Geneva
UPI
Severe rainfall and flooding hit South Texas towns
The Weather Bureau forecast lingering heavy rain across the upper coast with isolated up to an inch and a half. A front moved to the Gulf and should exit the state by Saturday while Rio Grande Valley thunder showers caused minor hail and flooding. San Antonio faced a major cloudburst. roads flooded and residents sought higher ground as Blanco River Cypress Creek Nueces and San Antonio River rose along drainage routes.
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Rio Grande Valley
Mission
San Antonio
Johnson City
Blanco River
Cypress Creek
Nueces River
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