Polish Communist Parade Celebrates 1000 Years History
In Warsaw a four hour state military parade marked Poland's millennium alongside the 22nd anniversary of the Communist regime. Marshal Spychalski hailed peace and linked history to the ruling party while leaders and Western diplomats observed. The display featured medieval knights, Hussars, musketeers, crossbowmen, and a modern contingent of jets, bombers, and missiles.
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Warsaw
Poland
Marian Spychalski
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Spychalski
Bonn
West Germany
U.S
John A. Gronouski
Denmark
Iskra
Boleslaw the Brave
Grunwald
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
American
Europe
Russia
Berlin
Gemini Mission Showed Busy Crew Despite Short Fuel
The Gemini crew praised the mission noting heavy workload and successful rendezvous with Agena despite fuel shortages after Gemini 10. Collins had two EVAs cut short by eye irritation and fuel limits while Slayton and Young completed the primary rendezvous. Mueller highlighted strong science and EVA lessons for Apollo ahead of Gemini 12 and the November moon mission.
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Collins
Slayton
Agena
Young
George E. Mueller
Mueller
Navy
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Ground Command
Gemini
Man Linked to Dever Family Fire Contested Rights
Judge Harris faced questions on retroactivity and the right to counsel as the state alleges Harris shot Mr and Mrs Dever at their Tru man home on December 20 1963 and that four Dever children died in the blaze Rarvis who gave interviews says he went to the Dever house to buy moonshine and began playing cards He fled after Dever shot Mrs Dever and threatened him later returning to try to rescue the family and was arrested that night.
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Harris
McCourtney
Leonard Dever
Trumann
Dever
Rarvis
Lasers explored for night viewing and weapon uses
Beams mainly helicopters. Rangefinder for artillery observers uses ruby lasers emitting visible red pulses. A scientist notes observers risk giving their position away and describes data transmission to artillery and withdrawal. Experimental pulse code audio system offers short range use. Near infrared laser illuminators may aid night viewing and target designation though not visible to naked eye. Army cites ongoing investigations into laser weapons with factors like cost size weight propagation and countermeasures.
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Alugh
Unclear Strike Threat Signals Morse Proposal Action
Senate Labor subcommittee chair Ralph Yarborough Texas said it was too early to predict federal action on the Morse proposal. Morse expected to issue more on the plan by next Wednesday, signaling potential stalled bargaining and court order contingencies for strikers.
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Emery
Morse
Air
Ralph Yarborough
Dtex
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Shortage Ey to Protect Production and Mobility
The broadcast urges mobilizing women and elderly people to participate in production while leading people to cling to fields and participate in production and combat. It also suggests camouflaging rice fields and dispersing water buffalo and cows to reduce enemy visibility during grazing.
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Liberation Radio
East New York rioting erupts after teen clashes
Emergency City Hall meeting as Mayor Lindsay urges calm amid racial violence between Italian American and Negro youths in East New York. Eric Dean, 11, shot dead. police say a .25 caliber gun likely foreign made. Whites chant Jim Crow while Negroes protest outside Italian area. clashes ensue. officials blame teen hoodlums but acknowledge deeper tensions.
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New York
Eric Dean
Leary
Lindsay
Young
Dean
New Lots Avenue
East E
Owever
Marine pilot shot down and rescued near Dong Ho
A Marine A4 Skyhawk was shot down during a bombing run in the Dong Ho area. Maj. Hugh X. Levin of Burlington New Jersey parachuted into the sea 25 miles southeast of the coast and was rescued unharmed. He was picked up by a helicopter piloted by Maj. Joe Beno of Cairo Tennessee and taken to the aircraft carrier Princeton.
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Hugh x. Levin
Burlington
Joe Beno
Cairo
Aircraf
Princeton
Pound Up As U S French Buying Supports Rise
American and French buyers helped push the pound to its five week high in London signaling cautious renewed confidence in Britain’s economy. Uncertainty about Harold Wilson’s deflation plan persisted as labor and industry leaders weighed wage and price freezes.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Trades Union Congress
Confederation of British Industry
George Woodcock
Sir Maurice Lang
TUC
Woodcock
CBI
Willson
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
James Callaghan
Bonn
Rhine
Fulbright and Moyers Clash Over Johnson Asian Policy
The exchange centers on Fulbright's Senate speech criticizing the administration's Asian approach. Moyers defends Johnson, says Fulbright misreads the president, and notes no distinct Johnson Doctrine for Asia. He cites treaties and commitments and asserts the president seeks Congressional involvement.
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Sen
Moyers
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Senate
China
Cuba
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Asia
United States
White House
Pacific
Sen. Fulbright
Congress
Fulbright O
Keele
Rusk urges Soviet to pace Geneva peace accords compliance
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Moscow that the United States agrees on complying with the Geneva accords and urged starting talks for a peaceful solution in Southeast Asia. He warned that bombing Haiphong or aiding Russian shipping could widen the war but stressed the goal of avoiding general war while deterring aggression worldwide.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Rusk
Viet Nam
Haiphong
United States
International Platform Association
U.S
Indochina
Laos
Kremlin
Britain
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
America
Armored truck robbery parallels historic Boston case
A four-man raid at a Bedford plant halted guards with machine guns and masks, seizing three suitcases and two bags before fleeing in a stolen car later found abandoned near Woburn. Police note similarities to prior Brinks and Brookline armored-car robberies, with enduring questions over recovered loot and unidentified suspects.
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Woburn
Logan International
Boston
Bedford
Brinks
Metropolan
Brookline
Skelly Detective Service, Inc
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Brink
Posepa
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Massachusetts
Plymouth
Higbway
Mass
Chinese engineer found injured in The Hague
Hsu Tzu-tsai a visiting Chinese engineer, was found outside the Chinese legation in The Hague with a fractured skull and spinal injuries. Four Chinese staff members allegedly spirited him away and returned him, with Hsu dying the next day. The Dutch expelled the Chinese charge d'affaires Li En-chiu and Jongejans was declared persona non grata by Peking.
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Hsu Tzu-tsai
iChinese Legation
Hague
Red iChinese
Legation
Ele
Li En-chiu
Peking
Jongerans
Jeff Holland
iDuteh
Delft
Hsu
U.S
Church Journal Attacks U S Policy In Viet Nam
The influential church journal Christianity and Crisis urges restraint as U S escalation in Viet Nam raises questions of American complicity in atrocities. Editorials by Rev Dr Bennett and historian Vincent Harding criticize policy and call for stronger civic action against the war.
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New York
Christianity and Crisis
United States
Viet Nam
C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
Europe
Atlanta
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