Pacifists criticize handling of Vietnam prison release
Two pacifists Howard Zinn and Daniel Berrigan accuse U S authorities of inept and cold blooded action in releasing three American airmen held in North Vietnam. The men Norris Overly Jon Black and David Matheny were recovering at military hospitals after emotional reunions and planned a joint press conference about four to five months of captivity. Defense officials say the airmen chose military transport for speed and medical checkups, not to jeopardize other POWs.
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Zinn
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Paris
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Defense Department
Rockefeller Write In Campaign Sparks 1968 Primary Moves
In New Hampshire, a Rockefeller write in drive gains momentum as 13 supporters push a genuine draft Rockefeller movement. McCarthy steps up his Democratic bid in New Hampshire amid talk of a 1964 ticket and Johnson’s Vietnam policy.
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Romney
California
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Kennedy May Have Considered Sanford For 1964 Ticket
Secretaries to President Kennedy say before his assassination he weighed dropping Lyndon Johnson and selecting Terry Sanford of North Carolina as running mate. Senator Robert F. Kennedy denied the report, while Mrs. Evelyn Lincoln’s book claims Kennedy named Sanford. Kennedy's office released no change in ticket plans and stressed Johnson remained the VP choice.
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Washington
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North Carolina
D.N.Y
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Fayetteville
N. C
Lyndon
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New York Democrat
Lyndon Johnson
Seven Die In North Carolina Weekend Traffic Crashes
The North Carolina Highway Patrol reports at least seven fatalities from weekend traffic crashes raising the year toll to 159, including Ennis Bordeax in Fayetteville, Albert Julius Smith in East Spencer, an 11 year old Lexington boy Donald Ray Smith, Donald Atkins of Cameron near Sanford, Ronald L. Surges of Cherry Point near Newport, Ronald Hartman Davis of Greensboro near Sanford, and Larry McQueen of Laurburg near Maxton.
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Highway Patrol
Ennis Bordeax
Fayetteville
East Spencer
Albert Julius Smith
Lexington
Donald Ray Smith
Donald Atkins
Cameron
Sanford
Ronald L. Surges
Cherry Point
Newport
Ronald Hartman Davis
Greensboro
Larry McQueen
Laurburg
Maxton
McQueen
Away We Go Seaside Romance Ends With Boat Sale
A man narrates a long affair with his beloved boat Away We Go built in 1960. He details its seaworthy upgrades, adventures along the Florida Keys and Bahamas, and the costly devotion of Kelly the wife, culminating in the decision she must go as the season ends.
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Fire Island Inlet
Richardson
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