An-An and Chi-Chi to Exchange Vows
An-An the giant panda at Moscow Zoo and Chi-Chi, a giant panda, are reported to marry with the ceremony to be scheduled in Moscow. The announcement notes their offspring’s date is pending and the marriage will include a honeymoon in the city zoo cage.
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An-An
Moscow
London Zoo
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Saturay
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London
Zoo
Piedmont plane grounded after bomb hoax call at Asheville
A Piedmont Airlines flight carrying 28 people was grounded for nearly three hours after a bomb hoax call. The anonymous caller claimed a suitcase on board contained a bomb, triggering a search of baggage and crew areas before the plane resumed its trip.
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Piedmont Airlines
Knoxville
Tenn
Charlotte
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Frank Story
Johnson's Reprieve Shapes Senate Foreign Relations Hearing
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs Johnsons decision to resume bombing North Vietnam as Gen Maxwell Taylor joins him in Hawaii. McNamara skips testimony proposing Taylor as witness while A Alexis Johnson is floated. Gavin supports limited bombing while Kennan criticizes Johnsons Viet Nam course.
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Saigon
Honolulu
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Johnson
North
Viet Nam
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Taylor
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Senate
Asia
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Gavin
United States
George Kennan
Two Teens Charged in Sweetwater School Fire
In Hickory North Carolina two teenagers were charged with setting a fire that heavily damaged the Sweetwater School before dawn Friday. John Dale Barber, 16, and a 14 year old juvenile face a 1965 school burning law charge.
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Sweetwater
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Hick
U S Air Cavalry Campaign Across Vietnamese Coast Plain
U S Air Cavalry and Vietnamese forces push through central coastal Vietnam in a week long operation. Officials report hundreds of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers killed with higher enemy casualties claimed by Gen Hal Moore. Friendly fire incidents occurred as troops cleared the area collecting abandoned equipment and propaganda.
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Hal Moore
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