Humphrey to teach at Macalester and Minnesota campuses
Vice President Humphrey announced he will join Macalester College in St Paul and the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis as a joint professor after a 25 year career in American government. He spoke to a large Macalester crowd admitting he has much to learn and that he is a soft grader.
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University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Twin Cities
Macalester
Missile Fight Over North Vietnam Stirs Air Engagement
Photo reconnaissance by U S Navy jets sparks a missile exchange in North Vietnam. enemy SAMs fire at RF8 Crusader and two A4 Skyhawks, all missiles explode in flight. jets return unscathed to the carrier Intrepid. In Saigon, American forces rout a Communist platoon, eight Reds killed, two Americans dead.
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U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Intrepid
Tonkin Gulf
Long Beach
National Electors Vote Nixon In U S Presidential Count
The Electoral College gathers in state capitols to formally name President Nixon with projections of 302 votes to Nixon, 191 for Humphrey, and 45 for Wallace. Reports also cover rescues, hostage incidents, and political appearances across multiple cities.
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Electoral College
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
CIA Director Richard Helms Weds Cynthia McKelvie in DC
NO SECRET reports that Richard M. Helms aged 55, director at the Central Intelligence Agency, married Cynthia McKelvie aged 45 of Washington DC on Saturday. It marks the second marriage for both individuals.
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Richard M. Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Cynthia McKelvie
Washington, D.C
Memorial service honors Arthur Sulzberger in New York
Leading figures in journalism business and government attended a New York memorial service for Arthur Hays Sulzberger former publisher and chairman of the New York Times He died at 77 Wednesday Nixon Governor Nelson Rockefeller Mayor John Lindsay and Senator Jacob Javits were among the New York leaders present.
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New York
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
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New York Times
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Jacob K. Javits
Plans Made to Aid Biafra Relief Program
The Johnson administration outlines a $20 million relief plan to assist Biafra if cease-fire talks fail. The program covers sea, land, and air aid.
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New York
Johnson Administration
New York Times Service
Mass Arrests in Brazil Under Martial Law
President Costa e Silva's government arrested at least 200 people under a decree suspending Congress and imposing martial law. The country remained outwardly calm while reports said arrests continued. Militant students and opposition figures hid as the government claimed subversives seek to overthrow it.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Congress
Admiral Rosenberg Returns to Command Amid Cancer Battle
Rear Adm. Edwin M. Rosenberg, who fought cancer from 1946 to 1950 and twice faced dire prognoses, won congressional clearance to rejoin the Navy and on Sunday assumed command of the 7th Fleet Amphibious Force in Vietnam, replacing Rear Adm. Paul L. Lacy Jr.
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7Th Fleet
Vietnam
Rosenberg
Annapolis
Truman
Paul L. Lacy, Jr
Actor Kirk Douglas’s son Joel to wed Susan Jorgensen
Joel Douglas son of Kirk Douglas and Susan Jorgensen will marry next Sunday in Great Falls Montana. Both are drama students at the University of Montana.
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Kirk Douglas
Susan Jorgensen
Great Falls
Mont
Douglas
Miss Jorgensen
University of Montana
Tim Walker Rescued After 32 Hours Trapped by Rock
Tim Walker, 15, was rescued from a cave Sunday after a rock fell and pinned him for 32 hours. He received morphine injections and was fed chocolate and warm tea during his ordeal and joked with rescuers about the dangerous situation.
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Tim Walker
Tim
Notable lawyer David Jacobs found dead at seaside home
British attorney who represented the Beatles Zsa Zsa Gabor Liberace and John Profumo was 56. He died at his luxury Hove residence with no foul play suspected. postmortem to determine cause. President Johnson returned to Washington after a Texas weekend.
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Hove
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