Knudsen to lead Ford after leaving GM
In a rare auto industry move, GM executive vice president Bunky Knudsen, 55, becomes Ford Motor Co. president six days after resigning from GM. Henry Ford II recruited him. Knudsen refused to reveal GM stock holdings or financial terms. His father, William S. Knudsen, had led GM after working with Henry Ford.
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Business executive guilty of plotting mass murder on airliner
Earle T. Cook was found guilty of attempting to kill his wife and 80 airline passengers by a homemade bomb. Judge Richard B. Austin sentenced him to two 20 year terms after the jury ruled he planted a time bomb aboard a jet bound from Chicago to San Diego. The blast damaged the plane but did not crash.
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Viet Cong Claim Huge Offensive Casualties in Six Days
The Viet Cong military command claims six days of fighting up to Sunday killed or wiped out more than 10,000 U.S. and 40,000 allied troops. Hanoi's Vietnam News Agency reported the claim. Separately Communist troops with tanks and armored cars overran a U S Special Forces camp early today.
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International and Cold War tensions ripple worldwide
International near Khe Sanh and Hue shifts, with Hue recaptured by Marines. Open U.S.-North Korea talks at Panmunjom aim to free Pueblo seized June 23, while Enterprise threat looms off North Korea. Eleven hikers die on Iztaccihuatl in Mexico, 14 survive with priests. Moscow sees 54 intellectuals demanding supreme court review of January anti-Soviet trials. Ottawa feud deepens as Trudeau Johnson clash raises risk of Canada fracturing. Hull fishermen press for safety after three trawler disasters. government pledges inquiry. Morse criticizes Latin arms aid, warning against alliance erosion. Britain begins a Cuba fertilizer plant project prompting U.S. protest.
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Radioactive material theft prompts cross country search
The Public Health Service said a search is under way from California to Wisconsin for radioactive materials reportedly stolen in an Air Express shipment. The shipment left Radio Isotope Processing Co. in San Ramon, California, bound for Seamans Nuclear Corp. in Milwaukee. The material can cause skin burns if carried in a pocket for two days or more.
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Johnson Plans Six Consumer Protection Bills
President Johnson urged Congress to shield U S consumers from unsatisfactory auto insurance deceptive warranties dangerous boats and uninspected poultry and fish He proposed a consumer lawyer in the Justice Department and a comprehensive study of automobile insurance plus steps to curb fraud improve warranties and enhance safety standards.
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Pay for Deed Ends in Tragic Desert Incident
Linda Marie Ault 21, a coed near Phoenix, shot herself with a pistol after her parents forced her to kill her dog as punishment for staying out after a dance. The tragedy followed a confrontational family dispute over Linda's actions and a claimed personal crisis. James H. Shem, 43, made history as the Los Angeles Fire Department’s first Black battalion chief.
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Billy Graham Eyes Queen Elizabeth for Ocean Education Center
Evangelist Billy Graham contemplates purchasing the liner Queen Elizabeth to anchor in the Gulf of Mexico or the Pacific as a religious education center, per treasurer George M. Wilson on Tuesday.
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