Another F111 Plane Crashes Believed Down In Thailand
SAIGON AP Another U S Air Force F111 fighter bomber crashed Monday night on a bombing mission to North Vietnam and is believed down somewhere in Thailand. The two crewmen are missing. It was the third F111 crash in the theater since the aircraft arrived March 17. The squadron resumed nightly missions April 12 after grounding for replacements. Ground action near Saigon reported Viet Cong casualties and tainted intelligence about an anticipated big offensive.
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America
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Panhandle
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Mekong
Broughton Opposed To Kennedy In NC Gubernatorial Race
Greensboro AP Mel Broughton declares he is unequivocally opposed to Bobby Kennedy as the Democratic presidential nominee and campaigns in Guilford County. He calls Kennedy a political opportunist and says North Carolinians oppose him. Broughton hints at alternative candidates including John Connally.
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Mel Broughton
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Broughton
Guilford County
Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
North Carolina
Duke University
Durham School
Texas
John Connally
Scott Visits Cataloochee Precinct in Early Morning Swing
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott drove to Cataloochee in Heywood County to seek votes from six Democratic residents. The visit followed his 1964 pattern of winning most ballots there and included a breakfast with forest ranger Mark E. Hannah and his family before meeting the Pilkington family along the Smokies road.
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Cataloochee, N.C
Bob Scott
Waynesville
Cataloochee
Cataloochea
Smoky Mountain
Cataloochee Forest
Mark E. Hannah
N.C. 284
Smokies
Cold Creek Gap
Heywood County
Fred Hannah
Franklin
Scott
Hannahs
Pilkington
Retired Colonel Fights Don's Johns Near Arlington Graves
Retired Army Colonel Zebulon L. Strickland Jr of Montgomery, Alabama, protests portable chemical latrines near Arlington National Cemetery graves. A tour reveals latrines close to a World War II sergeant grave and a World War I private grave. Strickland vows new tactics after failing to remove them.
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Arlington Graves
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Zebulon L. Strickland Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Strickland
Army Air Corps
Geant
Ohio
Arlington
Alabama National Guard
McClean
Named Rubber?
Joseph Priestley, discoverer of oxygen, named rubber after noticing its use to rub out pencil marks. The milky latex source prompted the naming of the material widely used as an eraser and in products today.
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Joseph Priestly
Hawkins Calls for Black Unity at Shaw University Rally
Dr Reginald A Hawkins Negro candidate for governor spoke to about 500 at Shaw University for the Congress for the Unity of Black Students urging unity among blacks and independence from white dominance He warned against being reduced to anonymity and praised a forthcoming political shift. He contrasted with past leaders and recalled support from figures such as Le Roi Jones and Ron Karenga.
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Raleigh
Reginald A. Hawkins
Congress For the Unity of Black Students
CUBS
Shaw University
Charlotte
Hawkins
America
le Roi Jones
Ron Karenga
Rate Hike Boosts NC State Deposits to 5.34 Percent
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina raises the interest rate on state funds on deposit from 5 percent to 5.34 percent after approval by Governor Dan Moore and the Council of State. The rate follows yields on U.S. Treasury obligations.
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State of North Carolina
Dan Moore
Council of State
U.S. Treasury
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