U S Marines report North Vietnamese helicopter battles
U S Marines said 20 to 30 North Vietnamese helicopters attacked areas south of the DMZ with five more downed Sunday night. A South Vietnamese general called the entry an escalation while U S spokesmen cautious about confirming all reports. Separate items note Hanoi may welcome McCarthy to Paris talks and NATO allies pledging aid to non nuclear nations.
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Hoang Xuan Lam
South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Paris
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Ellsworth Bunker
McCarthy
National Liberation Front
National Open Housing Ruling Shapes Civil Rights Era
The Supreme Court ruled that discrimination in all housing sales and rentals is illegal under an 1866 law. The 7-2 decision hints Congress can curb other race-based economic discrimination, citing the 13th Amendment. Other actions included police powers against chronic drunks, welfare protections, and antenna copyright access.
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Supreme Court
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Potter Stewart
Antenna
Lucille Miller
Alta Loma
Calif
Eisenhower Major Heart Attack Report At Walter Reed
Army doctors announced former President Dwight D. Eisenhower suffered a major heart attack Saturday night at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Despite the attack he remained alert, stable, and in good spirits as his wife and son received updates on his condition.
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Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Eisenhower
John
California
Eisenhowers
Gettysburg
NO FOOD Dick Gregory goes on 90 day Olympia jail fast
Dick Gregory began a 90 day sentence in Olympia Washington for illegal fishing on June 7 and has not eaten since. He vowed to fast through his stay.
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Dick Gregory
Olympia
Wash
Gregory
Huey Newton case moved again in Oakland gun charge
The case against Huey Newton of the Black Panther, charged with carrying a gun near the Oakland Hall of Justice, was continued Monday for the 12th time by Municipal Court Judge Martin Pulich. Actor Gary Merrill led Maine primary returns early but trailed as Horace A. Hildreth Jr. surged and David R. Ault trailed in a three‑way race. Socialist Norman Thomas, 83, hospitalized in New York, reiterated support for Eugene J. McCarthy as Huntington Hospital lists him on its critical list but says his condition is actually fair.
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David Williams
Jose Luis Gonzales
Rita Louise Letsinger
Williams
Gonzales
Miss Letsinger
Huey Newton
Oakland Hall
Gary Merrill
Maine
Merrill
Horace A. Hildreth Jr
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Hildreth
Ault
Norman Thomas
New York
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Huntington Hospital
Thomas
Britain's first heart transplant patient dies in London
Freder ick West aged 45 died Monday night after an overwhelming chest infection that stressed the transplanted heart. He underwent the May 3 transplant and had kidney support from a machine as his condition worsened. His death leaves five other heart transplant patients alive worldwide amid 21 total transplants. James H Meredith was arrested in New York after attempting to enter a Harlem public school.
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Frederick West
London
West
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
New York
Harlem
Ahmanson Dies at 61 In Belgium Vacation
Financier Howard F. Ahmanson, 61, who built a Beverly Hills empire centered on Home Savings & Loan and related holdings, died of a heart attack while vacationing in Belgium. His fortune was estimated up to a half billion dollars. He lived in a Tudor mansion with wife Caroline Leonetti and son Howard Jr. The Ahmanson outfit included H F Ahmanson & Co, Ahmanson Bank & Trust, National American Insurance, Southern Counties Title, and Galaxie Advertising.
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Beverly Hills
Belgium
Ahmanson
Caroline Leonetti
Howard Jr
H. F. Amhanson & Co
Home Savings & Loan Association
Ahmanson Bank & Trust
National American Insurance Co
Southern Counties Title Insurance Co
Galaxie Advertising Agency
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