Viet Nam Withdrawals Increase as 183 U S Troops Depart
Another 183 American soldiers were flown from Vietnam to the United States raising total departures to about 14 000 since withdrawals began July 8. 55 from A Company 75th Ranger and 128 from HQ Company 1st Brigade 9th Infantry Division. Rangers deactivated at Fort Lewis Washington and 9th Division unit sent to Hawaii.
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Senate passes student loan bill amid GOP objections
The Senate approved a plan to revive the college student guaranteed loan program by a 92 to 1 vote but Republicans warn provisions retained by the Labor Committee will hinder quick House action before the three week recess. The lone opposing vote came from Sen. Everett Dirksen. Nixon Builds Bridge to Dignity program proposed to train 1.75 million Americans yearly with a $3.5 billion price tag.
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Jackie Onassis Expected to Have Baby Early Next Year
France Dimanche reported Tuesday that Mrs. Aristotle Onassis formerly Jacqueline Kennedy is expecting a child. She reportedly saw Greek gynecologist Dr. Thomas Doxiadis and altered her routine, with sources noting faintness and heat as contributing factors.
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U S Marshal Fired Over Hoffa Favoritism in Detroit
William E Lavin 50 of Dunmore Pa a deputy U S marshal for Pennsylvania was fired for allegedly favoring imprisoned James Hoffa and another man in Detroit He unshackled them and allowed a dinner beyond the department limit Lavin previously oversaw a prisoner who hijacked an airliner to Cuba on July 31
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Five youths gain clemency after Klan hall fire
In Raleigh five youths aged 19 to 21 left prison with gubernatorial clemency after two months of a 12 year sentence for setting fire to a Ku Klux Klan meeting hall. Leo Stewart plans to write Gov. Bob Scott to thank him for mercy and fairness shown. In Londonderry Catholics Protestants and police clashed late Tuesday with 80 officers and 12 civilians hospitalized.
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Stewart
North Carolina
Bob Scott
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Londonderry
Marine morale praised as brawls rage at camps
Gen Leonard F Chap man Jr the Marine Corps commander tours Asia returning from Vietnam and Okinawa saying morale could not be better despite racial clashes at Camp Lejeune North Carolina and at Kaneohe Bay Hawaii where 16 were injured after a 250 man melee. A July 20 Camp Lejeune stabbing left one white Marine dead as commanders kept order.
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Wright Chosen as ABA President for Next Year
Edward L. Wright a 65 year old Little Rock Arkansas lawyer has been elected to serve as president of the American Bar Association a year from now Wright is a former chairman of the ABA’s House of Delegates and has led the ongoing ethics standards committee for five years The Maryland Board of Public Works voted Tuesday to have portraits of former Gov Spiro T Agnew painted for the state art collection
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Huns Say Farewell to George Mayo at Boston Funeral
More than 100 members from Boston Huns and seven clubs attended the services for George Mayo 21 shot to death outside the Boston Huns HQ in Roxbury last Saturday. Mourners poured beer over the casket at Forest Hills Cemetery Lynfield and wore black armbands as they paid tribute.
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Boston Huns Motorcycle Club
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Roxbury
Forest Hills Cemetery
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Cugat to Return to Stage After Stroke
Xavier Cugat, 69, expects to return to the stage next month after hospitalization for a mild stroke. His wife Charo said he was stricken while painting their Las Vegas house on July 29.
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Las Vegas
Secret Funeral Plans for Sharon Tate Revealed
Roman Polanski, the film director who arrived in Los Angeles from London on Sunday, kept secret funeral plans for his wife Sharon Tate eight months pregnant when she was murdered.
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Hollywood
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Ohio
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Sharon Tate
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