U S Bombers Strike North Viet Nam Supply Areas
SAIGON AP U S fighter bombers and B 52s renewed attacks on North Vietnams southern panhandle after a tropical storm halted carrier launches. 105 missions against supply lines, far above Tuesday air runs, as Stratofortresses and B 52s hit troop concentrations artillery and antiaircraft sites near the DMZ. French refusal to resume full diplomatic ties with Saigon noted amid Paris talks. Charles de Gaulle remains outspoken against U S involvement.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Tonkin Gulf
Tri
America
Air Force
South Vietnam
France
Charles de Gaulle
Vietnam
Get Tough Policy Will Guide NYC Police Union
The Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association votes to back a hard line after Mayor Lindsay and Police Commissioner Leary deny interference. President John J. Cassese says officers will follow the directive to uphold the law and disregard unlawful orders. Norman Frank calls the move not defiance, with distribution planned this week.
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NEW York
City Policemen’s Union
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Howard R. Leary
Leary
Commission
Police Union
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
John J. Cassese
Norman Frank
Cassese
Math Teacher Swims Across Cape Cod Bay
Russell Chaffee a 41 year old mathematics teacher from Sayre Pennsylvania completed a 22 mile swim across Cape Cod Bay landing at Provincetown about 14 hours after leaving Plymouth. He was in good condition at the finish and accompanied by Connecticut teachers Don Musinski and Dan Cruson in an 18 foot torpedo. The last crossing attempt before his was in 1915 by Henry Sullivan and Sam Richards who failed after nearly a day as tides pulled them outward.
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Cape Cod Bay
Plymouth
Mass
Russell Chaffee
Sayre
Provincetown
Cape
Chafee
Connecticut
Don Musinski
Unionville
Dan Cruson
Boston
Bay
Henry Sullivan
Lowell
Sam Richards
English Channel
Sullivan
Disneyland Copter Crash Kills 21 Returning to Frame
Compton California AP reports a Disneyland bound helicopter crash killed 21 aboard on a flight from Los Angeles International. The craft broke apart and burned in a playground area while children played nearby. The accident resembled a May 20 disaster at Paramount that killed 23. The crew included pilot Kenneth L. Waggoner and co pilot Frederick Fracker. Passengers included a Denver businessman, a San Rafael family and the airline president's 14 year old grandson. Witnesses heard a thump and a loud pop before the fall. The company suspended flights pending investigations.
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Denver
Los Angeles
Bine Sikorsky
Paramount
Federal Aviation Administration
Christopher Belvin
Clarence Belvin
Telenpter Lime
John F. Meehan
Helen
Anne
San Rafael
Calif
Kerneth J. Atwell
Wes Ekldrenkamp
LE Baker
Meehan
API
San Francisco
Kenneth L. Waggoner
Costa Mesa
Frederick Fracker
Redondo Beach
Aly James A. Black
Wilmington
Lyo
Disneyland
Kenneth Hahn
FBI
LBJ Talks Like A Candidate In Speech
President Johnson, while revealing a chronic diverticulosis diagnosis, appeared vigorous and spoke at length to the National Medical Association conference. He highlighted Black appointees across federal roles, noting more Black judges than the previous 35 presidents combined, as he mixed ad libbed lines with prepared remarks.
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Johnson
San Antonio
Brooke Army Medical Center
White House
US Will Not Cut Bombing of North Vietnam Yet
Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford said the United States will not reduce bombing of North Vietnam until the administration can arrange a follow on with Hanoi that would safeguard American servicemen operating near enemy territory.
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Nagmivulun
Clark M. Clifford
United States
North Vietnam
Ten Morris orphans seek to stay together in Madera
The Morris children, ten orphans aged 7 to 18, await a court decision on Friday to determine if they can remain a united family in Madera. They have received more than 100 adoption offers and about $50,000 in donations worldwide. Judge Jack Hammerberg will appoint a permanent guardian after declaring them wards of the court earlier this week. Their parents, Robert G. Morris and his wife, died in a head-on crash on U S 9 near Fresno. The uncle has filed a $500,000 suit against the other driver, Clifford Salmon, on behalf of the children.
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Madera
Calif
Morris
Madera County Superior Court
Jack Hammerberg
Robert G. Morris
U.S
Fresno
Kathy
Linda
Eugene Lachowicz
Clifford Salmon
Porterville
Nigerian Troops Advance Toward Biafran Aba City
Nigerian forces from the third Marine Division push across the Imo River toward Aba as two prongs converge on the rebel capital area. Col. Benjamin Adekunle leads a column crossing near Akwete, while another group moves toward the Imo railway station, signaling a major bid to end Biafra's secession. Ojukwu vows guerrilla resistance as Addis talks drift on relief aid with potential compromise in sight.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Aba
Benjamin Adekunle
Imo River
Akwete
Imo
Odummegwu Ojukwu
Tird Marine Division
Ojukwu
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Diallo Telli
Organization of African Unity
August Lindt
International Red Cross
all-Swiss
Red Cross Committee
Lindt
Red Cross
North Koreans Release 2nd Pueblo Plea
The Pueblo crew of 62 issued a second joint appeal through North Korea to obtain release. Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher led the news conference with 24 crew members calling for U.S. government action and an apology to secure their homecoming after being seized near Wonsan on January 28. The U.S. denies trespass claims and seeks safe return.
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Tokyo
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Lincoln
Neb
Wonsan
United States
Bucher
Clew
Johnson
Farm Spray Blamed For Fish Kill
A fish kill in Wheeler Run, LeBoeuf Township, reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health in Meadville, involved several thousand suckers, shiners, bullheads and bluegills. Harold Young and Robert Wellington collected samples for Harrisburg lab tests. results pending, with about a half mile affected.
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Wheeler Run
LeBoeuf Township
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Meadville
Harold Young
Erie County
Young
Robert Wellington
Harrisburg
French Creek
Broken Arm Cools Leave For Airman
An airman home on a three week leave fell while climbing a fence and sustained a severe fracture of the left arm. Airman Ronald Benton, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Benton, is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. He was en route to Eglin AFB and then Vietnam. His arm will be in a cast for about six weeks.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ronald Benton
R. J. Benton
R. D. 2. Corry
Benton
Eglin Afb
Fla
Vietnam
Catholic teachers dispute pope on birth control ban
Twenty area college teachers in philosophy and theology issued a statement saying individuals should decide whether to use contraceptives. They dissent from Pope Paul VI's encyclical ban on artificial birth control, arguing personal choice.
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Pope Philadelphia
Paul
Theft From Union City Home Probed
Police investigate the theft of a portable TV and radio from Buena Pettinator in Union City R D 2. Entry occurred between Sunday and yesterday via a shattered front door window. Loss estimated at 450 dollars. Trooper John Evanko leads the inquiry.
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Union City
John Evanko
Corry
Rotary Seeks Local Men For Australian Study Tour
Rotary Clubs of Northwestern Pennsylvania seek seven local men ages 25 to 35 in business or professional fields for a nine week study tour of New South Wales Australia. Group to depart mid February with six non Rotarians and one Rotarian leader. Applications due October 1.
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Rotary Clubs
Northwestern Pennsylvania
New South Wales
Australia
Rotary Founda
Crawford Salle
Prospect Street
Corry
Country Club Brands After Second Break‑In
Corry County country club burglaries repeat with cash liquor and cigarettes stolen. Walter Pittman found a cigarette machine door ajar at 5 o clock this morning. Entry via unlocked window. about $20 in coins and currency removed. Police from Corry and Wayne Township investigate. case mirrors an August 1 break‑in.
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Corry
Walter Pittman
Wayne Township
Joseph Oliver
Magazine crew leader fined for door knocking without permit
Police arrested Clive Newcomb of Buffalo a crew manager for the Mutual Readers League after a Corry woman complained. He waived a hearing and pleaded guilty, with Alderman Merle Ottaway fining him 25 dollars plus costs.
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Uly
Corry
East Main Street
Clive Newcomb
Buffalo
Mutual Readers League
Newcomb
Merle Ottaway
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