Russell Buried in Rain At Rural Georgia Funeral
Senator Richard Russell was buried in Winder Georgia after a long illness. Dignitaries including Vice President Agnew were diverted to Charleston due to fog. Flags, television aids, and a small town service framed the solemn funeral attended by few lawmakers.
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Minnesota
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Celebrities Attend Quaker Service at White House
Elvis Presley threats surface as Las Vegas security tightens for his new show. Elizabeth Taylor to become a grandmother at 49 as her son Michael Wilding and Beth expect in August. George Black plans brick making trip to Guyana sponsored by the State Department. Former President Johnson vacationing in Acapulco to recover from pneumonia. Martha Rockefeller dies at 75 in Manhattan. Policeman Richard Baker pays a $20 ticket after minor crash in Hampton, Virginia.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
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Beth
London
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Guyana
Thomas Brabham
Jason Hawkins
Evelyn Abrams
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British Guiana
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State Department
Prisoners Repatriated From Vietnam in Demilitarized Zone
37 North Vietnamese prisoners were repatriated from the demilitarized zone as a temporary cease fire held for crossing the Ben Hai River. Three others chose to stay in South Vietnam. one South Vietnamese infantryman was injured by mortar fire, and a U.S. plane reported ground fire but was not hit. The event marks the third repatriation by Saigon in 3 1/2 years.
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Uganda Uprising Shocks Kampala as Troops Surround Residence
Nairobi reports say heavily armed Ugandan army units took key positions around Kampala and fired in the streets. Parliament was surrounded and firing heard near the city. President Milton Obote, who survived an October 1969 assassination attempt, was en route from Singapore after attending Commonwealth meetings. The French ambassador’s residence reportedly came under fire from an armored car. Uganda, a former British protectorate, became independent in 1962 with Obote as premier and King Freddie Mutesa as ceremonial president.
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