New Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker Impressing in Saigon
SAIGON AP Ellsworth Bunker the new U S ambassador turning 73 Thursday is gaining a firm hold in the American mission and is seen as delegating wisely and seeking firsthand information. He outlined U S aims in Vietnam including a just durable peace free Vietnamese self government and a viable economy with regional cooperation. He urged subordinates to delegate and think independently. He has built rapport with officials and Vietnamese leaders including Premier Ky in cordial talks. The Vietnamese press praised his age and vigor and noted his recent marriage to Carol Laise who will attend his birthday before moving to Nepal.
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Highway Commission Probe Involving Holland and Holland
The Virginia Observer reports allegations that Holland , a highway commissioner, used his business ties with road contractors while serving on the commission. Shackelford contends no conflict existed until land negotiations raised questions. An investigation was requested by Holland after an Associated Press inquiry, with three commissioners named to examine the matter.
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Fugate
Orange
Holland
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Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Fama
Virginia Observer
Norfolk
Associated Press
Norfolk-Virginia Beach
W. M. Selater Jr
R. §. Weaver
W. . Rand
Chilton
Hate Bond Triumphs Over Rage In Therapy Group
A transcript notes how severe tension triggers hate in boys during therapy yet leads to self awareness. As anger peaks, concentration and memory improve and boys begin to hear themselves. After anger fades warmth toward therapist and peers emerges with phrases of guilt and self rebuke.
Rescue pick up Lopez after two failed attempts
Martine or artillery strikes described a survivor named Steve as fantastic and brave. Neighbors report he wanted to be a frog man and that assistance included a Maryland state flag. Steve, in satisfactory condition, sends letters and photos, details insecticide use and a 33-pound rat kill, earns $167 a month, and has a girlfriend Sandy Temple and sister Sherri Daenecke.
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Victoria
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Barry
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Sandy Temple
Maryland Universit
Two Killed In Carolina Plane Crash
A Marine Reserve T 2s training plane crashed six miles northwest of Carrboro near Chapel Hill killing both occupants. A University of North Carolina student and his father were injured in a separate private plane crash at Horace Williams Airport. Dr. John French and his son Art French were hospitalized with injuries not considered severe.
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University of North Carolina
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John French
Sarasota
Fila
Memorial Hospital
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Pebley Barrow
French
Florida
Barrow
Report Of Road Building Probe Released By Fugate
Richmond report details a continuing probe into alleged highway building irregularities raised by Del. Pennington. It cites Richard S. Holland’s conflict of interest claims and notes some allegations lack evidence. The inquiry cites J R Ford Co contractors influencing bids and inspectors accepting favors. One inspector was dismissed and another suspended. further action expected at a Highway Commission meeting.
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Godwin
del. W. A. Pennington
Buckingham
Douglas B. Fugate
Richard S. Holland
Highway Commission
Virginia ‘Beach
J. E. Hartswood
Pennington
Thomas D. Trevey
W. L. Are
J. R. ‘Ford Co
Lynchburg
Harwood
Highway Department
Richmond News Leader
J. R. Ford
Trevy
News Leader
Man admits moonshine fuelled slaying in turbulent family case
Slaying suspect Johnson testified he drank two drinks of his moonshine before fatally shooting Sheppard amid long running threats. He described forcing Sheppard from a car and claimed he acted to prevent being harmed by a drunk man. He said after returning home his wife and children fled as he shot his mother and two young sons with varied intent.
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Sheppard
Jake Morrow
Morrow
Ronald Johnson
Linday Kay
Juanita Calvert Johnson
Pentagon Signs Contract To Produce 493 F111 Planes
The Pentagon and General Dynamics of Fort Worth signed a $2.82 billion contract to produce 493 F111 aircraft. The deal includes 165 aircraft for the Air Force and Navy authorized by Congress through June 30, with 24 ordered by Australia and 50 by Britain. The remainder awaits further congressional appropriations for 1968 and 1959.
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General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Navy
Congress
Australia
Britain
Bulu Loy Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Russell
Ems
Robert S. McNamara
Draft plan links pay boosts to longer service
The proposal sought higher pay and incentives for enlisted personnel and officers, with debate over extending the draft to two years. Sens. Young and others pressed for changes while Pentagon officials defended a fixed price incentive contract for General Dynamics to build the FB111 fighter bombers, noting costs and potential profits amid broader defense policy disputes.
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Senate
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Afsorb
Howe Named in Civil Rights Funding Debate
Education commissioner Dr Harold Howe rejected claims of failing districts noting about 25 million dollars in federal Civil Rights Act funds have been denied to non compliant districts. Gardner praised Howe and said the consolidation move does not reflect on his performance and Howe will shift focus to other education issues. Neither official forecast major gains in civil rights compliance efficiency from the change.
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Howe
Gardner
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