Rockets Hit U S Bases in Vietnam Killings Reported
Communist gunners struck at least five U S military installations in Vietnam including Da Nang where a Marine died and Saigon where a civilian was injured. In Da Nang three rockets damaged planes and wounded a Marine. Separately Nixon’s peace plan was presented at Paris talks.
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U.S
Vietnam
da Nang
da Nang Complex
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Paris
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Tran Hoai Nam
Hijackers Threat From Metal Detecting Gate Trialed
A new device at Kennedy Airport uses two aluminum rods to detect metal in passengers pockets. It records the amount of metal carried and signals a reading to a recorder. FAA aims to collect data on average passenger metal content without drawing conclusions.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Cuba
Daughter Born to Slain Hero Ends Nationwide Mourning
A daughter named Ruth Ann was born Friday to Mrs. Raymond Sansoucie, eight pounds seven ounces, months after her husband was slain while chasing a purse snatcher in St Louis. The family receives support from a growing fund and the Variety Club, while a trust supports Ruth Ann until adulthood.
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Ruth Ann
Sansoucie
Lena Mercer
Potosi
St. Louis
Lonnie Randolph
Randolph
St. Louis Grand Jury Association
Cadet
Variety Club
Roosevelt son stabbed in Geneva family quarrel
James Roosevelt, eldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, was recovering after emergency surgery at a Geneva villa following a back-stab wound during a family quarrel. His wife Gladys Roosevelt, 47, was hospitalized at a psychiatric clinic. No charges were filed.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James
Geneva
Gladys
Keely Smith Seeks Temporary Support in Divorce Case
Singer Keely Smith sues composer James A. Bowen for divorce alleging mental and physical cruelty habitual intemperance adultery and names Evangeline Carmichael as co respondent. They wed in Las Vegas in 1965 separated March 22 1966. The Fed’s Maxwell heads the supersonic transport program and took command at Eglin Air Force Base Florida in October 1965.
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James A. Bowen
Evangeline Carmichael
Las Vegas
Maxwell
Jewell C. Maxwell
Federal Aviation Administration
Friday
Air Force Test
Eglin Afb
Fla
No pension for Abe Fortas after resignation
The Supreme Court and the Civil Service Commission said Friday that Abe Fortas will not receive a government pension because he resigned rather than retired and did not meet service and age requirements for a judicial pension.
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Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Court
Civil Service Commission
Flaw in Radar Trap No License Challenges Speeding Ticket
Motorist Jan Jubon 22 challenges a speeding ticket in municipal court claiming the police department operated radar without an FCC license. He presented papers showing the license expired two years ago. The case pauses as magistrate John C. Howe conferred with police and reserved decision.
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Jan Jubon
FCC
Julion
John C. Howe
Resignation of U S Surgeon General William H Stewart
The White House announced President Nixon accepted the resignation of U S Surgeon General William H Stewart effective August 1. Stewart, 48, will become chancellor of the Louisiana State University Medical Center in New Orleans. He was named surgeon general in October 1965.
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Nixon
U.S
William H. Stewart
Stewart
Louisiana State University Medical Center
New Orleans
U.S. Public Health Service
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