FBI probes vandalism at federal installations in New York
The FBI launched a national investigation into bombings arsons and vandalism targeting draft board offices and other federal facilities. In lower Manhattan the Armed Forces Induction Center suffered a 11:25 p.m. blast that damaged walls shattered windows and left bystanders unharmed.
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City
Armed Forces Induction Center
Lower Manhattan
Associated Press
FBI
Draft Board
Frank Rasbury
Armed Forces
Federal
Milwaukee
National Guard Armory
Madison
Wis
Draft
Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Cleveland
Manhattan
Department of Commerce
Iear
Department of Defense
Selective Service
Stroudsburg
Nixon
Chicago
Ithe Naval Rotgw
Columbia University
Pueblo crew remains scattered a year after loss
Former submarine commander Bucher reflects on career disruption after the Pueblo incident. He laments no decorations for his men and notes their varied paths since. Other Navy members, ongoing projects, and repairs at Fort Hamilton are also details in this report.
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Navy
Pueblo
Jear Salar Charles
Law
Bucher
Steward Russell
University of Southern California
Ale Pueblo Quarterly
Akipper
Ug Bucher
Monterey
Rose
Peece
Unclear OCR Fragment From Fage Archive
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Courtroom floor drama over Griffin vote hints at party divides
Reporters note the split within Republicans as Charles Mathias declines to predict his committee or floor vote on Griffin. Democrats warn administration pressure fueled the move while Griffin cancels a news conference and weighs his stance amid broader conflict of interest questions tied to Fortas and Haynsworth.
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Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Griffin
Mathias
Haynaworth
Judiciary Committee
Hayworths
Abe’ Fortas
Fortas
Haynsworth
Ator
Nixon
Vietnam War Front and Weather Update
Overnight shelling reduced, U.S. gunships and artillery report limited damage north of Saigon. Monsoon rains flood Hue and nearby regions, with 60 inches of rain this week. Operations slow on both sides. Da Nang air operations limited. forecasted rain to ease by Thursday.
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Gon
U.S
Saigon
Air Force
South
Vietnam
Hue
Maly
da” Nang
Phu. Rai
Dong -Ha
Hijackers Force Planes To Cuba With Submachine Guns
Five Argentines posing as students hijacked two South American jetliners on Wednesday. They threatened crew with submachine guns and bombs, forcing a refueling stop in Santiago before continuing toward Cuba. Passengers signed away tickets, and the plane remained on the ground 43 minutes, with no panic reported.
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Kers
Cuba
Fidel’ Castro
Chile
Aguirre
Santiago
Liames State
A. Ellis
Avianca
U. S
Atlantic balloon ride requires gear and grit
In East Hampton a historic balloon ascent unfolds with a long prep, as organizers plan a Friday dawn launch. Participants must manage a generator altimeter radio gear propane tanks and barometers along with food and water while facing a demanding voyage high above the coast.
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East Hampton
N. Y
Graft Aburg tale of clubs and kickbacks exposed
The article details an Army slang term Graft Aburg tied to Augsburg Germany where group clubs drew suspicion for irregularities. It notes Mare dem profits of 131761 in 11 months and a 13415.86 Long Binh check tied to a walk in freezer, reportedly owned by US Army units, with alleged kickbacks and letters describing graft.
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Augsburg
Germany
Maradem
Narvaez Hatcher
William E. Higdon
Seymour ‘Lazar
Maredem
Long’ Binh
Higdon
1St Infantry
USARV
Lor Binh
Bellino
Kennedy inquest clash over constitutionality
Chief Justice Wilkins pressed whether an inquest can be unconstitutional regardless of conduct, while Hanify urged the court to declare the inquest unconstitutional or fortify the statute with constitutional protections. He asked Judge Boyle disqualified due to his role in the Supreme Court appeal, and Atty. Gen. Harley opposed the move. A directive to hold publication and withhold reports was proposed by Zanify.
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Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Walter M. Hamilton Jr
Corps of Engineers
ROTC
Texas A&m University
College Station
Tex
Raymond S. Wilkins
Hanify
Boyle
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Petites. Asst
Joseph J
Postal Reform Plan Sparks Cabinet Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dulski's plan to keep the Post Office Department intact under a cabinet postmaster general while granting more operational control. It mentions creating a postal authority corporation to overhaul facilities and possibly float bonds. Unions criticize the tighter power balance. Nixon and Bloustein caution about potential rising street violence and weaker protections for workers.
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Dulski
Post Office Department
Post- Lmaster General
Postal
Belfast
Nixon
Bloust
Ark Y Corporation
Callaghan
Cattlemen's Group Admits Urging Supply Cutback
The American National Cattlemen's Association told a House subcommittee it urged a beef supply cutback earlier this year as prices rose, while denying the aim was to create a shortage. Executive VP C. W. McMillan cited excess supply and later efforts to move cattle as demand grew, noting a June 1967 issue urged at least a 5 percent immediate beef supply cut. Choice beef prices rose about 11.3 cents a pound from January to June, and 10 cents from April to June.
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Washington
American National Cattlemen’s Association
C. W. McMillan
Association
House
McMillan
Association Board
Janary
Meat price rise tied to slow meat supply demand gap
LV McMillan urged cattlemen to raise predicted production by 2 to 3 percent next year as consumer meat use remains steady. Virginia H. Knauer, Nixon adviser on consumer affairs, testified that prices rise because meat supply has not kept pace with rising demand.
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McMillan
Virginia H. Knauer
Nixon
Soviet Submarine Advances Spark ASW Debate
U S and allied sources report a new small diesel submarine from Russia for coastal defense and note its noisier operation than U S nuclear subs. Navy officials argue American sonar remains superior, while questions arise about mid 70s ASW breakthroughs and Polaris vulnerability concerns amid inflation driven meat price shifts.
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U.S
U.S. Navy
Rickover
Navy
Laird
Direct Talks Seen Key in 1967 Middle East Deal
Bunche helped move the sides toward direct discussions amid long-running obstacles over face to face negotiations. Israel demands direct talks with Arab states. Arabs resist. Jarring weighs Rhodes formula in his UN shuttle as Egyptian and Israeli officials claim limited progress and pressure for settlement persists.
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Israel
Security Council
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Thant
U.N
Jarring
Moscow
Soviet Union
New York
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
Cairo
New ‘Yorke
General Assembly
Jerusalem
Golda “Meir
An. Tel Aviv
Jordan
Montreal Police and Fire Strikes Stir Canada
Montreal workers return to duty after 2:01 am stoppage amid demands for higher pay. Police and fire departments seek substantial raises, reject arbitration. Ottawa’s Trudeau condemns violence but cautions against framing the strike as the collapse of law and order in Canada.
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Ely
Toronto
Cyearly
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Montreal
Baily
Canada
High powered cars spark higher insurance rates debate
Nationwide warns auto insurers may charge more for high powered cars such as Mustang Mach I and GTO due to greater accident losses. Jeffers cites a three year test showing 56 percent higher claims for these vehicles, urging higher premiums to avoid shifting losses to ordinary drivers. Senator Hart urges industry and government to curb violence through responsible pricing.
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Page
Jeffers
Losazé
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Songuetia
Finto
Opposition Conservatives back Wilson steps in Ulster peace drive
Britain's Conservative delegates voted to back the Labour government’s efforts to calm feuding communities in Northern Ireland. The plan includes an English style police force with limited arms, housing, employment, and local vote reforms, plus restructuring of the Protestant dominated police in Londonderry and Belfast after weeks of Catholic protests.
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England
Britain
Harold Wilson
Treland
Labor
Home
Quintin
Ireland
Cathol
Govlie
Lundonderry
James Chichester-Clark
Royal
Ulster
Consta Pelanly
Londonderry
Belfast
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