Michelangelo Docks After Being Hit By Killer Wave
The Italian superliner Michel, en route from transatlantic service, was struck by a 33 foot wave off New York causing injuries to 12 and damage to the bow, upper deck, and windows. Passengers praised the crew while recounting a harrowing voyage as the ship returned to New York Harbor.
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Jay Blaskovich
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Walter Weind
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Germany
Guenteri Grass
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Furniture Market Week Brings Visitors to High Point
The Enterprise Sunday previews the April show in High Point where thousands of furniture salesmen and buyers will descend. Many visitors stay in local homes, shaping the Southern market’s distinctive character as readers learn how housing affects both locals and guests. The same issue notes public school teachers’ growing militancy and cites a Duke professor’s view. Hollywood Oscar mood looms with hints on likely winners ahead of Monday night announcement.
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Enterprise
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New York Drives Independent Car Safety Plan
Albany officials push a go it alone safety car project with a $100000 feasibility study finished and $300000 more for design. planned 4 to 5 million for 8 to 10 prototypes to crash test, possible 90 percent federal aid. attributed to misheard legislator name at the Capitol.
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Jacob K. Javits
Edward J. Spenc
Civilians Demonstrate in Da Nang Demand Civilian Rule
About 3,000 demonstrators in Da Nang urged Premier Ky to yield to civilian rule after a Buddhist backed statement in Saigon. One speaker burned a decree for elections in 3 to 5 months. Protests followed calls by critics Yen Chanh Thi and Nguyen Van Man. A 48-hour hunger strike was announced by the Saigon Students Union amid bribery allegations. A grenade damaged a U S intelligence Jeep near Tan Son Nhut, injuring a Vietnamese civilian.
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Nguyen van Man
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Chau
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Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Bombers Hit North Vietnamese Convoys and Bases
U S Air Force fighter bombers destroyed 42 trucks in open North Vietnamese convoys, a record in 14 months of raids. Other strikes hit highway routes near Mu Gia Pass and Dong Ca Thom. Navy carriers hit junks and a barge near Thanh Hoa and Vinh. Four B52 raids in Quang Tri targeted troop areas, with a base camp southwest of Sai Gon used by mortar squads. Air losses included seven Americans killed and 155 wounded.
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Ticonderoga
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Tan Son Nhut
Johnson trip to Mexico city stirs world opinion
President Johnson's Latin America tour drew massive crowds in Mexico City and sparked mixed international reaction. Indonesian officials reported a protest at the Chinese Embassy and an anti-Chinese rally, while Peking denounced the sacking of Chinese faces abroad. Johnson praised reception and hinted at hemispheric diplomacy.
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China
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Latin America
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White House
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Johnson visits Cantinflas house amid Mexico trip
A 15 minute visit produced dramatic overtones as Newsmen learned Johnson went to Cantinflas residence next to the new ambassador Fulton Freeman home to fulfill a wish of Cantinflas friend Mario six year old and to affirm respect for a fellow president. Johnson then extended his stay in Mexico to visit Chapultepec Heights home of Cantinflas.
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U S Sells Bombs At 1 70 Pays 21 To Get Em Back
Washington AP report shows the United States sold 7 562 bombs as junk to a German firm for 12 736 two years ago and is buying back 5 570 bombs for 114 500 in wartime. Defense Secretary McNamara said there is no bomb shortage for Vietnam and cited heavy bombing and quick production plans.
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