Four Phantom crews down two Mig 21s in North Viet Nam
At Da Nang Air Base four U S Air Force pilots from the 480th Tactical Squadron recounted a three minute dogfight that downed two Mig 21s over the Red River northwest of Hanoi. Capt. James Tuck and 1st Lt. John Rabens led one pair, 1st Lt. Wilbur Latham Jr. and 1st Lt. Klaus Klause the other, as they pursued the enemy jets and watched one pilot eject. The victory followed a dusk escort mission for an EBS6 electronic hunter jet and ended with the crews celebrating at the Doom Club.
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North Vietnam
da Nang Air Base
William M. Tuck
Pittsylvania
Keeling
North
Viet Nam
James Tuck
Virgilina
Tuck
Chatham
Raheni
Latham
Klause
Virginia
John Rabens
Southboro
Mass
Wilbur J. Latham Jr
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Klaus Klause
Franklin
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Hanoi
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Rabeni
Clyde M. Garner
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Ght
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Gar Her
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Herena
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Haiphong
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Gemini project ends with Moon mission set for 1967
The Gemini program continues with astronauts performing outside tasks via hand rails and tethers as the mission nears its scheduled end next Sunday. Lunar Orbiter 2 will photo the moon as Lunar Orbiter 1’s images show dark maria as promising sites for future exploration. American forces intensify air strikes around Haiphong and Tay Ninh as U S and Vietnamese units engage Viet Cong and North Vietnamese targets.
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Lee R. Scherer
Lunar Orbiter
Clifford Nelson
Asteanante
Deaths and Viet Nam Briga de actions echoed in page
Passage describes a man named Howey found dead by a shotgun in his car after a dispute over reporting. It also notes a note claiming love for family. The article then shifts to a description of the 25th Division and the 196th Brigade deploying to South Vietnam, detailing their assault, air and artillery support, and repeated Viet Cong engagements.
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Hazen
Hinton
Nixon aide keeps crowd-pleasing quips during rapid campaign tour
Nixon, tired but jubilant, continues a grueling two month race across the country. He endures long days of speeches and travel from Ohio to Maine, while he sharpens remarks and answers for press conferences until 2 a.m. and rises at 6 a.m. to press on through Tennessee to New York, Virginia, and beyond.
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Nixon
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Maine
Ohio
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New York
New York States
Arrests spark city dispute over sound truck permit
Witnesses described a confrontation as Taylor was charged with blocking traffic and resisting arrest after police confronted a sound truck operator. Officials noted no injuries and said the incident mirrored repeat attempts to provoke officers in Atlanta and other cities.
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Smitherman
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Johnson McNamara Outline Vietnam War Budget and Troop Plans
McNamara spoke of slower Viet Nam troop deployment and a rapid 12 month combat tour limit. Johnson noted $7 billion cost offsets from draft cuts and higher interest rates while Congress revises budget add ons. Officials emphasized continued military expansion avoided 1965 disaster and rural security gains, with reconstruction shifting manpower and Komer to discuss costs.
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Escapees Rob Jail Officials With Derringer Standoff
Joyce and Bowers stole shotguns and fled to a country barn eight miles southeast. They disarmed jailer Willie Montgomery, forced seven officials into a cell, and escaped in a patrol car with Maggart as they fled toward Wytheville. Police believe the pistol was smuggled into the Hillsville jail.
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Willie Montgomery
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Saul
Hypertension concerns rise among immigrants in Israel
At a week long conference 1,400 delegates from the International Society of Cardiology the Indian Society of Cardiology and the All India Heart Foundation heard experts warn that elevated blood pressure contributes to brain aneurysms and strokes. Drs Vakil of Bombay and Hoobler of Michigan urged early drug and diet interventions to cut hypertension deaths by about thirty percent worldwide.
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Sibley W. Hoobler
University of Michigan
Hoobler
International Society of Cardiology
Indian Society of Cardiology
All-India Heart Foundation
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