Jackie Flipped Him by Jacqueline Onassis Incident
New York photographer Mel Finkelstein of the New York Daily News says Jacqueline Onassis flipped him to the sidewalk with a judo hold after he photographed her outside a film theater. The doorman disputes the scene saying the photographer slipped. No comment from Mrs Onassis or her family.
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Jacqueline Onassis
Mel Finkelstein
New York Daily News
West 57Th Street
Finkelstein
John F. Kennedy
Murder Not Duty Of Green Berets Says Former Chief
Washington AP An Army colonel who twice commanded Green Berets in Vietnam denies assassination is part of the Special Forces mission. Col Fred Ladd, who headed the 5th Special Forces in 1962-63 and 1967-68, says assassination and terrorism are not taught or advocated in Green Beret training. He notes Col Robert Rheault was the only Green Beret in the eight originally charged. CIA involvement is not directly tied to charges. Assignments come via Army HQ in Saigon, not the CIA.
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Green Berets
South Vietnam
Army Special Forces
Fred Ladd
Ladd
5Th Special Forces
Vietnam
FE. Bragg
N.C
Attentiin
Col
Robert Rheault
Green Beret
CIA
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Saigon
Maddox Pledges Support for Woman President
In Eatonton Georgia Governor Lester Maddox says he is "all for" a woman president if it would help solve the nation's problems. He comments during a public event, signaling openness to gender change in the presidency amid ongoing political debates.
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Eatonton
Lester Maddox
72 Acres Shelled as Attacks Increase Near Saigon
AP reports the Vietnam War saw the heaviest mortar and rocket attacks since mid September, striking 72 allied bases and tents. About 35 allied troops were wounded. 4 civilians were harmed. U.S. commands cited rising activity with many small unit contacts and ongoing ground clashes in Mekong Delta and near Da Nang, while American and South Vietnamese casualties edged higher.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
da Nang
Viet Agent's Wife Paid 6472 By U S
Saigon reports the wife of a suspected Viet U S double agent received 6472 on June 20 described as missing person gratuity by U S Command. The case links to a Green Beret murder inquiry in Moc Hoa Vietnam with no evidence the husband is dead.
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Thai Khan Chuy
U.S
Green Berets
Chuyen
Pope Paul casts doubt on women rulers in church rule
Pope Paul VI warned against challenges to the Roman Catholic Church and suggested female rulers in church affairs threaten the magisterium. He spoke in Rome about authority, unity, and the role of women, noting shifts in global demographics and birth control debates that affect faith and governance.
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Meni
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