Bomb Caught In Net Of Trawler Dropped In 2880 Feet
NORFOLK AP The trawler Crisway dropped a 500 pound bomb in 2880 feet of water sixty miles east southeast of Cape Henry after netting it. Navy ordnance experts on board reported the device nose fused and possibly air fused, in a dangerous condition. The Snoopy’s 1965 blast when attempting to free a torpedo is recalled as a caution. Experts from the Portsmouth ammunition depot descended to inspect the device.
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Norfolk
Crisway
Cape Henry
Navy
Recovery
Ordnance Disposal Ex- Sperts
St. Lukien's Naval Ammunition Depot
Portsmouth
Cicer
Henry E. Tullock
Gordon D. Grampp
J.C
W. J. Santabar
Vietnam War Air Campaign Expands as Raids Rise
U S air forces intensified strikes from Haiphong to Thua Thien with B52s hitting northern bases and Hue area targets while pilots report 116 missions in clear weather after monsoon limits eased. In South Vietnam an F100 went down 27 miles south of Saigon and an AUS helicopter was forced to land with no injuries. President Johnson defended bombing as necessary to curb infiltration from the north amid mounting field deployments and renewed calls for peace talks.
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Haiphong
Vinh
Mu Gia Pass
South Vietnam
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
Saigon
Konlum City
Thua Thien
Kitling
Imperial
Hue
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Robert F. Kennedy
Dny
Johnson
Fire destroys duplex in Cumberland County killing executives
Fayetteville AP report says a duplex fire in Cumberland County killed construction company executive C. Collins, 25, and his wife near Myrtle Court Dive. Two Army lieutenants living nearby escaped injury as Fire Department crews fought the blaze before dawn.
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Fayetteville, N.C
Cumberland
Ee C. Collins
Nea Brogden Collins
Tance Timms
Pape Air Force Base
Werren
Tobert
Collins
Wondrow Beard
Bonne Doone
Kennedy grave reinterment at Arlington in private ceremony
Kennedy family members including Robert and Edward Kennedy and Mrs Patricia Kennedy Lawford attended a rain drenched reinterment at Arlington National Cemetery. The ceremony followed security by about 250 soldiers and a formal memorial costing 1.4 million dollars. The site features a granite grave flanked by black marble slabs for Patrick and the stillborn daughter, with an eternal flame and a semicircular stone wall bearing quotations. Pentagon said the event was a private, logically phased act after sunset with no public announcement.
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Wexford
Kennedy
New York
Robert F
Edward M. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Sargent] Shriver
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Johnson
Arlington
Nashville
Tenn
White House
Cape Cod
Mass
Dalas
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Pentagon
Marina Denies Meeting Ferrie In Probe Period
Marina Oswald told The Associated Press she never met Ferrie or the other persons linked to the Kennedy assassination conspiracy. She stressed she wants no publicity and questioned the timing of Garrison’s allegations. Marina noted she wasn’t in New Orleans at the time and recalled Oswald’s travels and the birth of her child with Porter, who runs a bar and grill.
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Oswald
Ferrie
Marina
Associated Press
Othare 3
Garrison
New Orleans
Kennedy
Fortune
Shaw
Warren Commission
iMarina
iDallas
Dallas
Mexico
June
Rachel
Porter
Surtax and tax credits fight to revive housing slump
The administration argues for a midyear tax surtax to spur a hoped upturn while housing starts fell 15.1 percent from January, complicating the housing recovery. The Ways and Means Committee backed resuming investment and depreciation credits March 10 with adjustments to include pre March 10 orders and prorated benefits for incomplete buildings, reducing potential tax loss from the suspension. The House Rules Committee cleared the measure for floor action.
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Commerce, Department
Ullman
Johnson
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House Rules Committee
Youth blocks presidential car during Nashville incident
A youth attempted to block the President’s car causing a collision risk as Johnson’s limousine swerved. Secret Service agents and Tennessee patrolmen intervened, arresting the demonstrator Heggen and detaining companions Miss Newton and Miss Dewart. All three listed Nashville addresses with Newton claiming Memphis and Dewart Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Page One
Johnson
Secret Service
Tennessee
Heggen
Miss Newton
Miss Dewart
Weggeen
Meee
Nashville
Memphis, Tenn
Charlottesville,Va
Kennedy Plot Testimony in Garrison Hearing
Russo testified he heard Shaw Oswald and Ferrie plot to assassinate President Kennedy in Ferrie's New Orleans apartment in September 1963. The Warren Commission noted Kennedy's planned Texas visit on November 21-22, 1963. Shaw, 54, was arrested March 4 on murder conspiracy charges and freed on a $10,000 bond as the preliminary hearing continued.
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Russo
Garrison
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ferrie
John %. Kennev
New Orleans
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Warren Commission
Texas
Criminal District Court
Dymond
Jim Kemp
Kemp
A. LT
Campaign expense payments questioned in union trust records
The witness said the money paid was for bills he considered legitimate campaign expenses including hotel, airline, gasoline, club charges. He stated these were paid from the Union Trust account with checks.
Johnson Jones Johnson at Tennessee welcome and Viet Nam remarks
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson visited Tennessee to dedicate Columbia State Junior College. He met crowds at the Hermitage and state Capitol, signed autographs, and faced a small antiwar protest. Johnson defended the Vietnam bombing, saying it disrupts North Vietnamese infiltration and cited McNamara and the CIA as backing the air campaign.
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Polk
New
Columbia State Junior College
Johnson
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Hermitage
Jackson
State Capitol
Vietnam
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
McNamara
CIA
Won An
Cryptic Remarks Spark Talk of New Vietnam Peace Moves
In New York diplomats imply active Vietnam peace efforts underway. A diplomat cited stirring ferment while U Thant aids peace talks. Canada and Poland join India in pressing for progress as Thant meets officials and ambassadors weigh signals from Hanoi. Guardian voices stress Thant's integrity and potential role.
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United Nations
N.Y
Vietnam
U.N
U Thant
Ottawa
Canada
Paul Martin
Pariament
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Thant
United States
North Vietnam
Goldberg
Hanoi
Bohdan ‘Romorowicz
Waresaw
Poland
India
International Central Commission
George Ignatieff
Powell faces arrest risk over defamation judgment in Harlem
Powell awaits a joyous homecoming as Harlem leaders push for his return while race politics shape support. The State Appellate Court barred further appeals from his contempt citation until he surrenders for arrest over unpaid defamation judgment. If Powell visits Harlem, the sheriff may arrest him. police gather arrest orders and weigh crowd protection plans.
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David N. Sicorish
Williams
Meredith
Harlem
Powell
New York State
Sheriff's Office
California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth
Bakersfield report describes Acryline a new dental adhesive that fits dental plates securely using a vacuum principle. It forms an airtight seal feels like natural teeth and lasts about six months before reapplication. Available at professional pharmacies in the region.
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California
Bakersfield
Calif
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Cmiss Web
Dymond Guzzed Russo
Sandra Moffett
Fertie
Vinaman
Jeannot
Dave Ferrie
Diem Bertrand
Bagert
Dodd
Lodge
North
Union Trust Co
O'Hare
Charlestown
W.va
O’hare
Senate
D.C
Fern
Internal Revenue Service
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Hamilt
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