Bodies Of Dozen American Airmen Found On Greenland Glacier
A British expedition reports twelve American airmen found on Kronborg Glacier in Greenland. They likely belonged to Neptune P2V aircraft from Keflavik Iceland, lost January 12, 1962. Recovery, hampered by weather and daylight, will involve Icelandic climbers and U S and British teams with the icebreaker Atka en route from Reykjavik.
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Greenland
Reykjavik
Iceland
Kronborg Glacier
Keflavik
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Icelandic Coast Guard
Denmark Strait
Atka
Rusk on Southeast Asia openness and China in UN bid
Secretary Rusk said Asian nations could aid Southeast Asia peace by developing consultative machinery. He welcomed any Hanoi talks toward a peaceful settlement while noting no Filipino gains from Hanoi yet. He warned China blocks a Vietnamese settlement and would likely be defeated in a U N bid.
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North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Pentagon
Peking
Rusk
China
United Nations
Ford and AMC showcase wares next Wednesday
Under the Highway Safety Act signed by President Johnson this month the government will lay down a mandatory safety feature list for 1968 models. Earlier the GSA published 26 features for all 60,000 cars it will buy next year for government use, pushing industry to add items like four way warning flashers and extra dashboard padding. Automakers note it takes two years to move a car from design to production and won a reprieve on rear window defoggers roll bars and nonrupturing fuel tanks.
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American Motors
Johnson
General Services Administration
GSA
Gemini Center Says EVA Workload to Shrink After Glitches
Officials said space walks on Gemini 14 and earlier flights exposed unclear procedures and problems. As a result the planned workload for astronauts in future missions will be significantly reduced to avoid overburdening crew members.
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Spacecraft Center
Marines press Deckhouse Four near zone in Viet Nam clash
U S Marines report significant actions south of the demilitarized zone in Viet Nam. In one engagement near Quang Tri City a Marine unit killed 15 North Vietnamese soldiers amid air and artillery support with light casualties. In another operation nearby 11 Viet Cong were killed in the Rung Sat area during Operation Baton Rouge. Vietnamese infantry also claim 11 Viet Cong killed in the Mekong Delta. The assault underscores increased focus on the zone as a major infiltration area.
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South Viet Nam
4Th
I Marine Regiment
Quang Tri City
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Operation Baton Rouge
Rung Sat
Saigon
Mekong
North
Quang Tri
Intruding U.S. Plane Bombs Chinese Border Skirmish
A Peking broadcast reports a U.S. plane entering southwest China's air space from North Vietnam at 3 a.m. on September 5 and dropping bombs. It denounces U.S. imperialism as provoking war, vowing vigilance and readiness for battle.
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Scon
China
Friendship Pass
Viet Nam
U.S
Atvay
Fishs' hallo draws crowds in Tiverton shop window
Miller 39 in Tiverton Devonshire reports a staged splash by invisible fish in his shop, drawing curious buyers and telephones asking for purchase. He initially refused sale then warned the public, noting regulars dislike the deception. The display ran Thursday only as he lamented public gullibility.
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Miller
Tiverton
Devonshire
Reguar
Millier
NATO Crises Rise as France Withdraws from Alliance
The article details growing Western concern over France under Charles de Gaulle leaving NATO military activities. It cites potential high level talks among Johnson Wilson Erhard, France cost-shares, and France pulling troops from SHAPE, with Paris offering liaison missions and resisting payment for NATO installations. France plans to move SHAPE to Belgium amid reduced French military involvement.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Europe
West Germany
Johnson
Harold Wilson
T Ludwig Erhard
de Gaulle
Washington
London
Chiefs of Staff Committee
Supreme Headquarters,Allied Powers
EU- Staff
Lymander
Alliance
SHAPE
Belgium
CIA Denies Report Of Shadowing Tofte's Wife In Europe
Washington AP report says CIA agents shadowed Hans V. Tofte's wife in France England and Italy prompting a denial from the agency. Tofte, 55, says he was fired after a prior CIA raid on his Northwest Washington home revealed secret documents. He faces pension concerns after 17 years of service and vows to seek the Wall Street Journal job ad.
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CIA
Tofte
Europe
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Hans V. Tofte
Wall Street Journal
Italy
Canada
Economic activity and personal income in August
The Federal Reserve Board noted national personal income rose 6. percent from 1965 with wages salaries and transfers. Business equipment and consumer goods output increased in August while auto assemblies fell about seven percent after model changeovers. Television production partially recovered and most other consumer goods rose. iron and steel declined slightly and construction materials were little changed.
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Federal Reserve Board
Misses Pantsuit Pattern 9047 Seeks Mail Order Buyers
Fashion notice for Marian Martin pattern 9047 in wool jersey to corduroy with misses sizes 10 through 20. Includes fabric yardage for size 14 and circular mail order details with 50 cents price plus 15 cents mailing, address at 232 West 18th Street New York 10011.
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Marian Martin
Register Publishing Co
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Poetry-Writing Killer Sought
Police sought a killer with a poetry motif in the strangling of Sharon L. Hutchens a 36-year-old Radford divorcee found dead on a lawn near her home. A stocking gagged her, her wrists were tied and a four line poem formed from newspaper letters lay with a note. The Cad reference tied to a Cadillac as husband Robert Marion faced money losses and ownership of a car. Hutchens had joined the Army with her son Jay Radcliffe in 1965 serving as a personnel specialist before medical discharge in 1966.
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Radford
Sharon L. Hutchens
Cadillac
W. R. Bedwell
Robert Marion
W. D. Lorton
Marion
Lorton
Savings program under fire over inflated defense reports
A congressional subcommittee criticizes defense savings claims as inflated and cites asset devaluation, pre-program actions, and offsetting costs. The Pentagon disputes shortfalls yet notes lower defense spending relative to national income. Specific programs see cost overruns, weapon substitutions, and planned ammunition cuts amid shortages.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
Defense
Robert S. Mc‘Namara
Army
North Carolina Defends Freedom Of Choice Plan In Integration
Raleigh AP report says NC will keep its freedom of choice approach to school integration despite federal officials disfavor. Dr. Charles F. Carroll states the plan avoids forced transfers and meets Civil Rights Act limits, while noting some districts have not integrated and federal funds remain potential to be deferred for noncompliant units.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles F. Carroll
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carroll
Associated Press
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
North Casamlina
Gibbons Reorganizes Committee Amid Antipoverty Debate
Florida congressman Gibbons drives a committee revolt over this year antipoverty legislation, accusing Powell of delaying the bill. Gibbons votes for civil rights measures, aided by Black Tampa voters in 1962, and cites his wartime service as paratroop major in Europe. He warned his pas de charge to end after removing the family television to curb his sons’ TV addiction.
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Gibbons
Powell
Tampa
Florida
Congress
Europe
Hemophilia treatment near in Los Angeles eyed
Los Angeles doctors discuss a new AHF concentrate for hemophilia that avoids reactions seen with old plasma products. AHF units raise 100 milliliters of plasma at one percent. Trials by Dr. Carl Peterson and colleagues span Cal Camino Park Hospital, UNC and Illinois labs.
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Sories
Los Angeles
Stewart
Glenn Austin
Forbes
Carl Peterson
EL Camino
Calif
Donald T. Barucki
Austin
University of North Carolina
University of Ilinois
Met Opens Its Palatial New Home at Lincoln Center
The Metropolitan Opera unveiled its new Lincoln Center home in a star studded Friday night premiere featuring the world premier of Barber's Antony and Cleopatra sung by Justino Diaz and Leontyne Price. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Ferdinand Marcos attended while a musicians strike loomed over the season. About 6000 spectators filled Lincoln Plaza, as the strike, decided a week earlier by the Met orchestra, threatened the fall schedule after a two year contract dispute.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Lincoln Center
Lyndon B. Johnson
Samuel Barber
Justino Diaz
Leontyne Price
Mrs. Johnson
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Lincoln Plaza
Furre
Met
Grenada Constable Sentenced for Refusing Subpoena Contempt
A Grenada constable Grady Carroll was sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of court in Oxford Mississippi. Judge Claude Clayton said the term begins Saturday at noon after witnesses testified about racial beatings during desegregation protests. The case links to police inaction during efforts to protect Negro pupils at desegregated Grenada schools.
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Oxford
Miss
Grady Carroll
U.S. Dist
Claude Clayton
Carroll
Friay
Grenada
Justice Department
Claude
Clayton
Ne‘2ro
Henry Aaronson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People l Legal Defense Fund
Aaronson
W. C. Turmer
Grady
Proverbs Like 17th Century Laws Cited in Text
Fragmentary note cites biblical prohibitions on sowing mixed seed plowing with ox and donkey and harsh penalties for adultery rape and a runaway servant. Mentions Article IV Constitution as parenthetical. Source tone resembles a legalistic or moralizing record from an old periodical.
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United States
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