Buried With Full Honors Audie Murphy In Arlington
Audie Murphy, celebrated World War II hero and recipient of every combat decoration, was laid to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. The walnut casket rested beneath a brick oak near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as hundreds attended the brief service. Maj. Kenneth Potter praised Murphy as a model soldier.
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Airliner crashes in fog and war reports swirl
A crash near New Haven kills 28 aboard an Allegheny Airlines propjet after skimming high tension lines on approach to Tweed Airport. In Saigon, government troops with American air support report 22 Communist casualties in Jungles below the DMZ as three days of fighting continue with 330 Reds killed. Berlin talks show progress among Big Four ambassadors toward Berlin settlement.
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New York City Strike Disrupts Traffic and Water Supply
Small groups from New York's 400000 municipal workers walked off Monday in a strike that disrupted traffic by blocking 2 percent of draw bridges and threatened partial or total water supply cuts. Guards were placed at water system sites as Mayor Lindsay considered National Guard intervention if the court order to return to work was ignored. The action aimed to pressure Albany legislators to back a liberal pension plan for city employees.
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Cox Begins White House Wedding Week Plans
Edward Cox 24 reporter to 40 Harvard Law students in New York's Southern District office as Tricia Nixon prepares for a White House wedding. The couple alters tradition with trumpet entrance and guests to fling rose petals after the ceremony and dance.
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Beating Singer Tom Jones Served With Summons
A summons was served in Madison Wisconsin on Monday in a case alleging a beating of a man who described himself as a professional boxer. The incident involves singer Tom Jones and a male claimant who identified as a pro fighter.
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Nixon names Ezra Solomon to Economic Advisers Council
President Nixon appoints Ezra Solomon a Stanford University professor to the three member Council of Economic Advisers. Solomon is expected to join the council in September and has taken a 38 month leave of absence from the university.
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Health foods expert Rodale dies on Cavett show
Radale, head of Rodale publications and leading health foods advocate, collapsed during a taping of Dick Cavett in New York at age 72. Ambulance responders declared him dead on arrival. ABC aired a rerun of Cavett. Rodale’s Organic Gardening and Farming magazine had a 700000 circulation last year.
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