Plane Search Expands In Key West Area
A broad and intensified search for a high ranking Army officer and his 5 year old son continued Tuesday in the Florida region between Key West and Cubs. Coast Guard Navy Air Force and Civil Air Patrol planes scoured a wide area for the missing pair.
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Truce Ends as Vietnam War Resumes Fiercely
In Saigon the Buddha birthday cease-fire collapsed at 12:03 a.m. with U S howitzers and B 52 raids targeting North Vietnamese infiltration and troop concentrations near Da Nang and the Cambodian border. U S forces fended off a North Vietnamese mortar attack as the fight resumed full scale. Meanwhile riots in Hong Kong saw renewed pressure as bus and dock strikes threatened essential services. Brussels reports of a store fire toll exceeding 300, with 281 still missing, spurred arson suspicions. A UN vote refer peacekeeping to a 33 nation committee, while a Liberian tanker Circe exploded near Marseille with one survivor and two bodies found.
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National 50 State Race Guidelines Voted
Washington House vote requires application of federal school desegregation guidelines in all 50 states. Language added to President Johnson’s poverty-area schools bill. Liberal opposition claims the amendment could slow desegregation or widen government efforts.
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Hoffa’s Son Loses Michigan House Bid in Romney-Fueled Race
Unofficial Detroit district results show Anthony Licata ahead of Chandler James P. Hoffa by 158 votes amid a wave of endorsements for Licata. Kentucky race sees Henry Ward defeat A D Happy Chandler in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Jeff Cook and Louie B. Nunn compete in the Republican field. Judith Robeson, 24, is found murdered in her Kansas City apartment. police probe ongoing with no prime suspect. Langston Hughes dies at 65 in New York, noted Harlem-born writer. Central High School Phoenix plans a nude dancing girl statue as farewell gift. William Spangler, 30, undergoes successful removal of a long-standing bullet from his heart. Joan Baez states she will not perform for North Vietnamese or American troops in Vietnam.
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Kosygin Snub as Soviets Tour U S Exhibit
Soviet Premier Kosygin and CP leader Brezhnev snubbed by American businessmen at a U S trade fair. They ignored the doorway welcome and toured 21 of 22 pavilions amid a Johnson bridge building policy amid Vietnam tensions.
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Hendryson Elected President of National PTA
Mrs Irvin Hendryson, a former librarian, was elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at its first annual convention in Minneapolis. Mrs Mendryson, wife of a physician, will serve a three year term as she moves to Albuquerque. The 53 year old grandmother aims to change the WASP image of the PTA.
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Jury awards $20,000 to Cooke killer’s victim
An Inglewood jury awarded Bertha Farnklin $20,000 in damages from the Sam Cooke estate after a shooting during a dispute. The panel found she suffered permanent injuries while the fight occurred. Barbara Cooke Womack was denied funeral expenses amid a separate wrongful death suit totaling $1.5 million against Farnklin and motel owners.
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