Rally in Wakefield to Show Troop Support Draws 100000 At Track
Police estimate up to 100000 people may attend a Sunday rally in Wakefield aimed at supporting American troops in Vietnam. Gov. Volpe will speak, joined by Veterans and lawmakers, as police coordinate help from 13 nearby towns to manage the event with student delegations expected from about 200 high schools.
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Wakefield
Mass
Vietnam
J. Merrit Wenzel
Aaid
John A. Volpe
New England
Three Boys Survive Buffalo Windstorm Cling to Cliff Shelters
Three Hamburg youths aged 11 to 12 survived a violent Buffalo area windstorm by huddling in cave-like depressions along a waterfront shale cliff. Gusts near 96 mph hurled waves, flooded cottages, and damaged boats while power flickered and residents fled. The boys were found after an all-night search near Lake Erie.
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Buffalo
Caltaraugus Creek
Brant
Lake Erie
Francis Lambrix
Hamburg
Gregory Lambrix
Terrance Sweeney
John Sanger
Gregory
Feisners Recount Kids As They Return From Colorado
Deaths continued from page one with comments that the two victims were good kids. The Feisners, a couple who had been in Colorado, were returning home by plane late Saturday.
Presidents and vice presidents lifespans in office study
A historical study notes nine presidents who died of natural causes and served as vice presidents, with the group outliving by about six months to a year. It finds vice presidents averaged 70.4 years, while unsuccessful candidates with some electoral votes averaged 70.1 years. The report argues office burdens may shorten longevity for post 1860 presidents, and that early presidents from Washington to Buchanan averaged 74.2 years at inauguration, with 13 Lincoln era presidents dying natural deaths averaging 66.6 years.
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Lincoln
Washington
Buchanan
Perea
Rtre Pee Seren
Tao
Charles Pinckney
John ©. Fremont
Stephen A. Douglas
Vietnam War Losses Reported Across North Vietnam
U S command says three planes were lost Friday bringing total wrecked over North Vietnam to 720. Ha noi broadcast notes five planes down near the capital, one fighter bomber in Haiphong port, and a helicopter in the Vinh Linh area north of the DMZ. MTI cites 145 civilians killed or injured in raids on Hanoi Tuesday through Friday, with 153 homes destroyed or damaged. Parachute flares aid night observation.
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U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Theapital
Haiphong
U.S
Vinh Linh
MTL
Buda
Spest
Pes Eee Eee
Nguyen Dux Lac
MTI
Viettnamese
Riots classified as major civil disorders
The report notes riots as major civil disturbances rooted in racial unrest. It cites arson, looting, slaving, and vandalism, and questions whether outbreaks were spontaneous or instigated by agitators and lawless elements. It also seeks effects of inflammatory speeches.
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Pagene
McClellan
Catholic Leaders Close Third Meeting in Rome
Pope and Athenagoras wrap private talks as Vatican notes unity progress between Catholic and Orthodox churches. They pledge study of pastoral issues, especially marriage, and urge cooperation on Middle East relief and refugees amid broader tensions.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Athenagoras
Middle East
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Istanbul
Rome
Intruder Kills Groomsman at Baron Di Portanova Estate
In Houston a slender gunman killed Franco Necci, 20, the baron's groomsman, during a Saturday burglary at the Mansion of Baron di Portanova. The thief looted $340 and jewelry from two wall safes, handcuffed guests, and escaped after promising to call an ambulance. No suspect had been arrested by late Saturday. the baron, a former Italian nobleman, was uninjured.
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Houston
Tex
West Side
Baron di Portanova
Franco Necti
Paul Nix
Necci
Nix
di Portanova
Norma Clark
Gloria King
Italy
Johnsons El Paso visit a border charm offensive
Johnson and Diaz Ordaz toured El Paso amid festive crowds and tight security. A bridge marker unveiled the upcoming boundary line as helicopters patrolled and confetti rained on a lively downtown with thousands waving flags on both sides.
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Jon Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
Diaz Ordaz
el Paso Airport
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Chamizal Monument
United States
el Paso
Rio Grande
Juarez
Russian space program hints at crewed Cosmos 188 mission
Reports describe Cosmos 188 with special equipment for continued outer space study and testing new spacecraft systems under a 1962 program. Observers note hints of a possible crewed Soyuz test, amid competing reports of Cosmos launches and a puzzling high orbit.
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Hsad
Outer Space
Outer
Cosmos
London
J Evening Standard
Tass
Kettering Grammar School
Northants
Standard
Baikopur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan
Terrifying warnings cited on U.S. Vietnam pullout
Salem RF report quotes Secretary Henry Fowler at Roanoke College convocation about rising U.S. pressure to withdraw from Vietnam. He calls the debate a danger signal, stresses U.S. commitment, warns against betraying allies, and urges students to view America as a responsible global leader.
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Salem
United States
Vietnam
Fowler
Roanoke College
Roanoke
U. S
Ture
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Pentagon
National Liberation
Train Fireic Barricade Evacuations On Texas Route 35
Train police barricades went up on Texas 35 for a time due to the danger of an explosion. Evacuation was ordered until near noon when residents far from the fire were allowed to return home. Twenty five cars derailed and the rice dryer facility was severely damaged.
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Texas 35
Danbury
W. R. Wollam
Ford Deal Cuts Union Steward Ratio In Ford Pact
Sullivan spoke to reporters at the annual Industrial Development Conference of Fremont. Ford agreement cuts union committeeman ratio to one for every 200 hourly workers and allows full time union work on company pay. GM currently uses one in 275. GM requires committeemen to work at least one hour on the production line before union duties.
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UAW
Ford
Sullivan
Fremont
Immigration ceiling debate stalls in House and Senate
The immigration ceiling, tied to the 1965 act, faces a split fate as Dirksen allies push administration adherence while the Senate lags. Mexico, with Diaz Ordaz visiting, could bear the brunt of tighter limits amid job-required arrival rules that have already reduced immigration and strained U.S. Latin American ties.
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Page Orie
Commission
House
Senate
Dirksen
Ae Dirksen
James 0. Fastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Lasteek
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Johnson
Washington
U.S
EL Paso
Tex
State Department
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Christopher
Charles McGillvary
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