U S Planes Pound North Viet Nam In 121 Missions
Wave after wave of U S planes pounded North Viet Nam in a record 121 missions To hit oil depots and missile sites Navy planes from the carrier Ranger fought surface to air missiles near Hanoi One Skyhawk was shot down and missing The Viet Cong attacked Highway 13 northwest of Saigon causing heavy losses to a government company while small skirmishes occurred near Saigon and Hanoi
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Robert Tuckman Gon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ranger
Saigon
U. S
Oriskany
Ovd
Vinh
Navy
National Guard and Police Patrol Riot-Torn Chicago Area
National Guard and police patrolled a 140 square block West Side area after days of rioting. 3,000 guardsmen were called by Gov. Kerner, with 1,500 deployed and 1,500 in reserve, fighting alongside 1,000 police to restore order amid looting, arson, and gunfire.
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James E. Dwyer
Chicago
West Side
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Los Angeles
Francis P. Kane
Gen. Kane
Chicago Massacre Sketch Sparks New Leads
An artist sketch of the killer who murdered eight student nurses in Chicago generated a flood of tips and renewed confidence for detectives. Deputy chief Michael Spiotto said hundreds of calls came in as Corazon Amarao, the survivor, identified features and the killer’s white, hair between blond and black.
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Jules Loh
Chicago
Michael Spiotto
Spiotto
Corazon Amarao
Miss Amarao
Aospital
Ino
Andrew J.toman
Justice Douglas Weds Fourth Bride in Private Ceremony
U S Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 67, married 23 year old Cathleen Curran Heffernan in a small private ceremony at a friend's home in Encin o. Heffernan is a Portland Oregon sociology major and this is his fourth marriage. The couple planned a Pacific Northwest honeymoon.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Portland
Ore
Cathleen Curran Heffernan
Encino
Pacific Northwest
Douglas
Goose Prairie
Yakima
Wash
Joan C. Martin
Montana
Miss Heffernan
Edward Silver
Silver
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
CAB Authorizes Supplemental Flights to Ease Air Jams
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized 13 supplemental airlines to operate nearly 100 routes of the five struck carriers for 30 days to ease crowded air travel amid ongoing contract talks. Union management negotiations remain unsettled with a wage dispute centered on about 53 cents an hour over 36 months.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Supplementals
Supplemental Airlines
Reynolds
House of Prayer moves to larger High Point home on Riverdale Road
The High Point House of Prayer has expanded over eight years into spacious quarters on Riverdale Road near Rivett Drive. A dedication ceremony is planned Sunday as part of a feature in The Enterprise.
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House of Prayer
High Point
Riverdale Road
Rivett Drive
W. H. Auden
Sam Underwood
High Point College
Enterprise
Wilson Moscow trip dimmed by Soviet stance on Vietnam
Prime Minister Harold Wilson travels to Moscow to press for reconvening the Geneva conference on Indochina asking Soviet leaders to rejoin talks. Soviet papers bluntly reject dialogue, with Kosygin delaying Wilson’s arrival and no cabinet participation in the trip. The visit aims to ease Vietnam policy amid cross party criticism.
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London
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Vietam
Kremlin
Wilson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Michael Stewart
Indochina
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Kosygin
Lord Chalfont
Warsaw
Poland
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Gandhi Finishes Moscow Visit With Soviet Aid Promise
India’s prime minister wrapped up a four day Moscow trip with a pledge of about one billion rubles in aid for the fourth five year plan and a demand that North Vietnam halt bombing as a precondition for peace talks. The Kremlin resisted her proposal for a Geneva peace conference.
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Moscow
India
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Hanoi
Geneva
China
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Harold Wilson
Gandhi
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Democratic Republic of
Haiphong
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Windy City
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Mary Ann Jordan
Justice Douglas
Miss Martin
Roger W. Nicholson
Great Falls
Mont
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Buffalo
N.Y
Santa Monica Superior Court
Superior Court
Edward R. Brand
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
Northwest
Trans World
United Airlines
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Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Britain
Labor Party
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Heiphong
Wise Wych
Amusements Bridge
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