Devlin seeks 1 million for Northern Ireland aid
Bernadette Devlin arrives at Kennedy Airport from Shannon wearing blue jeans and a blue sweater. The Northern Ireland MP asks Americans to contribute to Catholic homeless and hungry relief, linking solidarity with the Czechs and criticizing Belfast authorities.
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N. Ireland
Sanctuary at Church of the Crossroads in Honolulu grows
A 19 year old AWOL Marine Pfc Vincent Ventimiglia was arrested by MPs after leaving a Honolulu church refuge where 22 other servicemen remained. His parents pressed for his arrest as he was seized at a Waikiki hotel where he had dinner with them.
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Gregory Laxer
Syosset
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Reds shell Da Nang base amid Da Nang strikes
Communist rockets hit the Da Nang air base wounding 42 and killing at least one American. Attacks across South Vietnam target Dau Tieng and Tam Ky areas as the week ends with high Allied losses and intensified fighting.
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da Nang
Duc Pho
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Dau Tieng
1St Marine Division
Tam Ky
North Korea Holds Crewmen as U N Talks Stall
At Panmunjom the Korean Military Armistice Commission met and North Korean negotiators refused to discuss the fate of three U S helicopter crewmen. The U N Command was pressed to explain why a military craft entered North Korean air space. The U S said the OH23 helicopter was unarmed and strayed after the pilot became lost. A Chicago group cited a high government source saying the three airmen are imprisoned near Kyomipo.
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Korean Military Armistice Commission
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U.S
Chicago
Remember the Pueblo Committee
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Hearing loss in training shocks Army policy stance
Army data show hundreds of thousands of soldiers suffer permanent hearing loss during training from tanks rifles and artillery. Ear protection is often issued but not fitted as recommended, despite six year old surgeon general guidance.
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Washington
Vietnam
Jerry L. Northern
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Northern
Arabs Call for Holy War Over Mosque Blaze
Arabs blamed Israel for setting fire to the Dome of the Rock at Al Aqsa in occupied Jerusalem sparking calls for holy war. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir rejected the charges and expressed concern while Jordan's King Hussein urged an end to occupation and imposed a curfew around the mosque district.
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Israel
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Jordan
Golda Meir
Mideast
Amman
Hussein
Pope Toughens Cloistered Nuns Rules
Pope Paul VI issued a decree tightening enforcement of cloister rules for nuns, reaffirming bans on outsiders and prohibiting leaving the cloister. In other news, John Norman Collins, 22, EMU senior, denies killing Karen Sue Beineman, 18, a campus freshman, as he stands trial for first degree murder.
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John Norman Collins
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Detroit News
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Collins
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Ypsilanti
Karen Sue Beineman
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