Life magazine piece targets Tydings amid White House clash
The Life magazine article charging Senator Joseph Tydings with using public office for private gain drew White House denial and a claim that insiders crafted the piece as political vengeance. Separately, Elaine Miller sued for 4.5 million over Kent State deaths, naming Gov Rhodes and others. Sammy Davis Jr. recovered after pneumonia and filming incidents disrupted the Las Vegas shoot. Jacqueline Onassis and Princess Radziwill shopped Capri aboard the Cristina yacht.
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Maryland Monday
Tate Magazine
White House
Baltimore
Life
Cambodians Repel Red Assault Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian defenders halted a large North Vietnamese and Viet Cong offensive nine miles from Phnom Penh. Riverboats and Allied airpower aided in breaking a 3,000-man assault on Prek Tameak village, with reports of numerous enemy bodies left on the Mekong east bank.
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Prek Tameak
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Ile
Hijacker With Bomb Forces Jetliner to Cuba
A TWA jet with US passengers was hijacked over the Midwest and diverted to Cuba after a stop in Pittsburgh. The hijacker, claiming a bomb in the cabin, forced flight path from Chicago to Havana with 46 passengers deplaning in Chicago. Flight 144, from Las Vegas to Philadelphia, landed safely in Havana at 10 21 p.m. authorities reported.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Jose Marti
Havana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Warren George
George
Callas and Onassis Spotted in Island Picnic Report
Gente magazine reports Aristotle Onassis flew to Fragonissi on August 15 to join Maria Callas for a beach picnic and swim. Photographs show Onassis kissing Callas as Jacqueline Onassis returns to Athens after learning of the trip. The piece cites Petros Eviktikus, a shipping competitor, and alleges the party landed secretly on the Aegean island.
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Fragonissi
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Onassis
Miss Cailas
Jacqueline Onassis
America
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Miss Callas
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Agean
Empirikos
Qnassis
Peter Sellers Marries Miranda Quarry at Registry Office
Actor Peter Sellers 44 wed Miranda Quarry 40 at Caxton Mall registry office near Parliament. The ceremony was brief with Quarry’s Pekingese dogs held on leashes as “pridesmaids” while Sellers quipped the dogs accompany Miranda everywhere.
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Sellers
Miranda Quarry
Caxton Mall
Parliament
Miranda
Federal suit seeks all white cemetery for black GI in Florida
A federal complaint filed in Miami on Monday aims to compel an all white Fort Pierce cemetery to bury Eugene Williams, a black GI of the Army's 1st Air Cavalry Division killed in Vietnam in August. Attorney Ralph Flowers represents Spee 4 Pondexter. An emergency hearing is requested.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Vietnnam
Ralph Flowers
Spee
Pondexter
Eugene Williams
Army
Lst Air Cavalry Division
Vietnam
Slow progress in impeachment probe of Justice Douglas
A Senate judiciary subcommittee again misses a September M deadline on potential charges against Justice William Douglas citing a long road ahead. The 60 day extension was granted by the parent committee as it weighs possible removal by Congress. In other news Bill Cosby applies and is accepted as a student at the University of Massachusetts as a graduate education student.
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Supreme Court
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Cosby
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Gubernatorial Primaries Shape Alaska Arkansas and Oklahoma Contests
Voters in Alaska Arkansas and Oklahoma choose Democratic and Republican candidates in primaries with governor races center stage. Arkansas sees Orval Fau bus bidding eight entrants against GOP Gov Rockefeller. Alaska features Keith Miller versus Steve Pollock while Democrats favor William Egin over Larry Carr. Oklahoma hosts a four person field led by Ally David Hall challenging incumbent Dewey Bartlett.
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Orval Faubus
Keith Miller
Sdoward Pollock
House of Representatives
William Egin
Anchorage
Larry Carr
Sahate
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David Hall
Tulsa
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