Nugent Loads Bombs At Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam
Airman J C Patrick Nugent spent 12 hours under 87 degree sun loading 750 pound bombs at Cam Ranh Bay for 11.45 an hour as part of the 412th Munitions Maintenance Squadron. He sought Vietnam assignment after transferring from the 113th Tactical Fighter Wing and says crews and fellow airmen are welcoming.
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Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
J.C. Patrick J. Nugent
U. S
President Johnson
Nugent
South Vietnam
412Th
Luci
Austin
Tex
Alvin Plemel
Dunbar
Wis
J.C. Gregory Myers
Indianapolis
South
North Vietnam
Khrushchev Sees Kremlin Troubles From Birthday Reflections
AP report notes Khrushchev in retirement on his 74th birthday reads Kremlin jitters in Moscow. It describes party infighting, Romania and Czechoslovakia reforms, and alleged U.S. drive to weaken Communist systems with a “secret war” narrative.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pravda
Izvestia
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Stalin
Moscow
Communist Party
United States
Barnard Questions Parents Over Linda LeClair Case
Barnard College president sent a letter to Linda LeClair's parents asking if their daughter is an emancipated minor and outlining the parents duties and the college's expectations. Linda 20, lived off campus with her boyfriend triggering a student faculty panel recommendation to revoke some privileges but not expel her. Linda from Hudson New Hampshire says she has dropped classes amid the dispute but has not formally left.
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New York
Barnard College
Linda LeClair
Martha Peterson
Linda
Peter Behr
Miss Peterson
Hudson
N.H
Kirk Ends 2 Day Visit To State
Florida Governor Claude Kirk wrapped a two day trip to North Carolina conceding the Humphrey McCarthy ticket would be toughest for Republicans. He said Nixon appears ahead but expects Reagan and Rockefeller to run. At Duke Law School he argued public employees have no right to strike or threaten strikes due to essential government services.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Florida
Claude Kirk
North Carolina
Raleigh
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Kirk
Duke Law School
Girl Marine Discharged for Conscience Conflict
Mary Elizabeth Burns, 21, of Grand Junction Colorado, a Marine who said war is immoral quit duties after three years in the service. She faced a court martial for refusing to wear the uniform and perform duties, was demoted, fined twenty dollars, and discharged at the government’s convenience as a general honorable discharge lacking some conditions.
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Washington
Mary Elizabeth Burns
Marine Corps
Miss Burns
Grand Junction
Colo
Confederate Widow Pensioned in Kentucky Request
Mrs. Rachel Lunceford 74 of Brodhead Rockcastle County is drawing a 50 dollar monthly state pension as Kentucky's new 2.5 billion biennial budget provides funds for Confederate pensions in the amount necessary. She married William Lunceford a farmer at age 16 when he was 62.
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Frankfort, Ky
Rachel Lunceford
Brodhead
Rockcastle County
Lunceford
William Lunceford
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Air Force Reserve
Texas National Guard
113Th Tactical Fighter Wing
North Korea
Navy
Pueblo
113Th
Khruschev
William L. Ryan
Barnard
Girl Marine Discharged
Price Artistic Beauty College
Commerce
Lewis
N. Mai
Nash
Nash Jewelry & Loan Co
N. Main St
Burris
Dolly
Playboy
Paul Owen C
Mr. Merchant
Mr. Hoyle Tate
Ralph Bulla
Absolute Auction
Milford Byerly
N. Main
H. S
Greensboro
N. C
E.C.P.I
Electronic Computer Programming Institute
Wachovia
United
Newark
Manhattan
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