U.S. Bombers Battle North Vietnam and Suez Tensions
American bombers attacked targets in North Vietnam while ground forces clashed with Communist troops from the DMZ to the Mekong Delta. Navy aircraft struck an oil depot near Haiphong and a Kep rail yard was hit northeast of Hanoi. U.N. observers moved to Suez Canal positions as Israeli Egyptian tensions rose.
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Prison blaze kills 37 at remote Florida camp
Prison authorities said convicts in a remote Florida camp set fire to wooden barracks after their TV broke. Of 51 men, 14 escaped. 37 died in the blaze. State Prison Director Louie Wainwright said inmates may have expected minor damage and transfers.
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Long questioned on Hoffa link Sen. Edward Long in ethics probe
The Senate Ethics Committee questioned Sen. Edward V. Long D Mo about possible misuse of a wiretap investigation to aid Teamsters president James R. Hoffa. Long said he would testify, denying improper ties to the probe. He acknowledged receiving 48000 in 1963 1964 from Morris A. Shenker, Hoffa's lawyer, but insisted the payments were unrelated to the wiretap inquiry. The committee chairman is Sen. John Stennis D Miss.
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Birdman Lord Snowdon Debuts In Water Ski Flight
Lord Snowdon, linked with Princess Margaret, joined the birdmen as he soared 70 feet and stayed aloft for 10 minutes during his first water ski flight according to the British Water Ski Federation.
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Vodka Craze Killers Sentenced in Moscow
Vasil Shabalkin and Gennadi Yakoviley were sentenced to four years in prison in Moscow for killing a dog, skinning it and selling the pelt to buy vodka.
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