Boats Stoped Cubans Await U S Airlift
In Key West Cuba blocks the sea exit after Fidel Castro ends water routes. Thousands await a U S airlift to Florida as the Coast Guard rescues exiles and notes potential future departures. The airlift aims to remove up to 200 Cubans daily to Miami pending broader access.
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Key West
Fila
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Florida
Castro
Odus
Poseene Oe
Counto Miami
Hureday
The
Coast Guard
Draft Card Burned by Syracuse Man Faces Trial
David J. Miller 22 of Syracuse is charged by federal authorities with burning his draft card. He posted 500 bail and faces up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine. He was detained at the Army center in New York City.
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Syracuse
N.Y
David J. Miller
Sen- Army Center
New York City
Guerrilla Captured After Burning Hut Near Canh Duong
A Viet Cong guerrilla was captured after Vietnamese forces landed on a search and destroy mission near Canh Duong. A burning hut scene shows flames consuming the grass roof as the suspect fled inside then emerged after a smoke bomb, eventually being taken prisoner amid Vietnamese troops.
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Canh Duong
Poe
Birch Official Denies Plans To Infiltrate GOP
A top Birch Society official dismissed claims of efforts to infiltrate the Republican Party. He said the nearly 100,000 members split about evenly between Democrats and Republicans and argued criticism from GOP leaders is misinformed. He declined to confirm any stance on Ronald Reagan's California gubernatorial bid.
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Birch
GOP
Washington
Pareot
Rousselot
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Morton
Communist Party
Ronald Reagan
California
UNICEF Trick Or Treat Funds Aid Needy Children
The AP reports UNICEF collects funds from children and churches nationwide. Kids carried orange and black UNICEF boxes and raised money for children in 118 countries. U.S. UNICEF leaders call the outreach timely as donations extend through the weekend.
Children Pay Under Protest Over School Lunch Rules
Charles Steward Jr. and Peggy Steward challenged a lunch rule after refusing to buy school meals, paying with a check to prove payment while protesting a policy that bans outside lunches. Their attorney argues the district should allow children to bring meals. officials see varied local enforcement. In Washington the future Department notes no federal mandate on banning outside lunches and local schools may set rules under federal encouragement of meal programs.
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Charles Steward Jr
Peggy
Charles Stew
Steward
Precision Products
Robert F. Russel
Washington
Future Department
Cade Gide
Viet Nam Support Moves Prompt Protests And Figures
AFL-CIO leadership endorses pro U S Viet Nam policy and calls for local action against antigovernment demonstrations. A Ca oe University meeting launches a Student Committee on the Defense of Viet Nam as student leaders rally amid campus protests. Tom Panken of Dallas labels a small noisy minority, while Benjamin Spock meets march organizers seeking negotiated peace.
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Ca Oe University
Viet Nam
Tom Panken
Dallas
Tex
College Young Republicans
Benjamin Spock
Washington
Red Missile Blows Up Jet and Pilot Missing
A U S Navy F8E was hit by a Soviet supplied missile 60 miles southwest of Hanoi during a bombing mission. The pilot is missing. Six U S service members were killed and three wounded near the South China Sea coast in a separate exchange with Viet Cong artillery. 230 combat sorties were flown in a 24 hour period ending at 6 am with B52s striking targets near Vinh and Ban Tain.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Hanoi
101St Airborne Division
South China Sea
Guam
Qui Nhon
U.S
Song Am Valley
Hau Nghia
North Viet Nam
Independence
Vinh
U. S. Air Force
Ban Tain
Na San
March Planned in Georgia Sparks Civil Rights Tensions
The article reports a planned March in Georgia by Black residents halted after a lengthy meeting with a civil rights leader. Outsiders were warned for safety concerns and accused of hindering demonstrations. Willie Bolden faced questions about constitutional rights amid broader calls for desegregation in Georgia schools.
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Nahhcal Craggy
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Rocky Pomerance
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Lincolnton
Willie Bolden
King
Southern
America
Ugh
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Mer Souders
St. Paul's
Hagerstown
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