Miss Ohio wins talent in Miss America prelims finale
Miss Ohio Kathy Lynn Baumann, 19, performs a Martian dance and moon landing monologue in a space suit to lead preliminary talent as Miss America pageant nears its final night. Miss Michigan Pamela Eldred impresses in swimsuit with a 36 23 36 figure, while Baumann recovers after slipping into a pool during her bow.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Kathy Lynn Baumann
Kathy
Neil Armstrong
Ohio
Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Independence
Pamela Anne Eldred
Birmingham
Convention Hall
Pamela
Miss Michigan
Mercy College of Detroit
Judith Anne
Ford
Illinms
Ho Chi Minh Death Shapes Hanoi Moscow Peiking Struggle
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Ho Chi Minh's death triggers a possible shift in Hanoi as Beijing pressures Hanoi to tilt away from Moscow. Chou En-Lai’s funeral delegation and Dong’s omission of Kosygin signal a pivot toward Beijing with possible changes in North Vietnam's war strategy and allied balance.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Red China
North Korea
Cuba
East Germany
Arab World
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Dong
Peking
Armstrong Gets Gala Homecoming
Neil A. Armstrong returns to Wapakoneta Ohio for a hero’s welcome marking his first visit since the moon mission. A 400 strong crowd greeted him at Lima airport before a 2 1 2 mile parade and a public reception at Auglaize County Fairgrounds with Bob Hope and Gov. James A. Rhodes among the guests.
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Wapakoneta
Auglaize County Fairgrounds
Bob Hope
James A. Rhodes
Northwest Ohio
Armstrong
Folksinger Josh White Dies At 61 In New York
Josh White the esteemed folk blues performer died at 61 while undergoing heart surgery in New York. Known for urban cabaret renditions and a seated stage presence his best known songs included One Meatball The Ballad of John Henry and Jim Crow. He influenced both blues and folk scenes with a smooth baritone and diverse repertory.
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Bob Monroe
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Josh White
White
John Henry
Exchange Discussed Elbrick Release Snag in Brazil
Brazil's military leaders meet to finalize freeing 15 political prisoners in exchange for kidnapped U. S. Ambassador D. Burke Elbrick. The plan aims to fly the 14 men and one woman to Mexico as Mexico and Chile accept the exchange. Two planes await at Rio’s Galeao Airport.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
D. Burke Elbrick
Jose de Magalhaes
Elbrick
Mexico
Chile
Rio
Galeao
National Liberation Action
MR-8
Jeff
Search Pressed For Bishop Pike in Judean Wilderness
AP reports volunteer Israeli army trackers police and Arab nomads intensified the hunt for Dr James Pike the 56 year old former Episcopal bishop missing five days. His wife Diane described the effort as a race against death while desert experts warned survival without food or water is short. Spiritualists across continents share a vision of him alive but near death in a cave whose entrance is hidden by a bush.
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Jerusalem
James Pike
Pike
Diane
Second Day of Heavy Fighting Hits South Vietnam
Across South Vietnam heavy incidents continued for a second day as Viet Cong and allied forces clashed in jungles northwest of Saigon and along Da Nang coast. At Da Nang 140 rockets and mortars were fired into the city and 15 American installations, leaving 16 dead and 155 injured. Food and fuel depots burned as rockets struck, with 120 Marines, 12 sailors, and 23 Vietnamese civilians among the injured. U S headquarters reported 40 rocket and mortar incidents overnight, about half causing damage. Across the country 68 more Americans were wounded. The U S command tallied 84 American fatalities since Friday and 367 wounded. The action followed Ho Chi Minh's death and was described by some as a fall campaign high point. Communication from Hanoi and foreign delegations attended the Vietnamese funeral arrangements.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
Viet Cong
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
U.S
U. S
Hanoi
Chouen-lai
Peking
Alexe
N. Kosygin
Debutante Ball Shines in Raleigh Highlighting NC Society
Six High Point girls entered North Carolina society at the Debutante Ball in Raleigh Friday night. The Sunday Enterprise features the debut, with story and photos to follow, alongside coverage of new medical care equipment and training at High Point Memorial Hospital reflecting the hospital’s evolving community role.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
North Carolina
Raleigh
Alioto Denies Mafia Ties and Plans Libel Suit
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto, a 53 year old prospective California governor candidate, denies Look magazine's forthcoming allegations of Mafia connections extending 25 years. He sues for 12.5 million, claiming the piece aims to destroy public trust and seeking airtime to rebut.
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San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
Look Magazine
Alioto
California
Look
New York City
Alito
Cosa Nostra
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Moscow-Peking
Chou
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Ately
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Sian
Mao Tse-tung
Perry Smith
Lima Airport
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Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
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David M. Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Thomas J. McIntyre
DNAIL
Wall Street
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Russell B. Long
D-La
Jimmy Frationo
Snag
Elwrick
Elfie
Elwick
Bishop Pike
Hal McClure
Errrerey
Aliato
First San Francisco Bank
Hadley Roff
Aliota
Fratianno
Goldberger
Roff
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