Marines Engage North Vietnamese in DMZ Clash
Heavy fighting reported near the Demilitarized Zone as U S Marines press an enemy force of unknown size. A Soviet MIG 17 crash landed in Bavaria seeking asylum, while the Providence shelled a North Vietnamese artillery battery northeast of Gio Linh. The Vietnam toll for the week climbs with thousands killed or wounded and hundreds missing. A Canadian Expo 67 display, the Great Ring of Canada, is unveiled by President Johnson.
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Montreal
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Airman Guilty as Spy in Soviet Secrets Case
National U S Air Force Staff Sgt Herbert W Boeckenhaupt was found guilty by a federal jury in Alexandria Virginia on two counts for passing U S defense secrets to the Soviet Union. He faces potential death penalty on one count and up to 10 years on the other with sentencing to await a pre sentence report.
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Another Way to Fly Married Stewards Face Return to Work
Nancy Wheelock Mayfield, 26, an American Airlines stewardess, fights a rule barring married staff after losing single status in 1965. AFL CIO officials hail a federal arbitration victory, while American Airlines vows court action. Marshaled by the union, married flight attendants foresee reemployment and a return to duty soon, with widespread expectations of rising marriage among crews.
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American Airlines
Bark
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Los Angeles
Chancellor Mitchell to resign Britannica for Denver post
Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell will resign as president of Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc., to become chancellor of the University of Denver in the fall, it was learned Thursday.
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Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
University of Denver
Voyager Nearing England In Solo World Tour
Sir Francis Chinchester sailed through moderate seas 400 miles from Plymouth on his solo journey around the world. He said he would reach Plymouth by Sunday and a Royal Air Force plane greeted him in the North Atlantic. A 65 year old voyager expected a royal welcome as an armada of 3,500 small ships was planned to salute Gypsy Moth III.
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Independent Careler Dell By Mit Per tse ie a
A fragmented OCR line presents an incomplete headline about a person named Dell and a potential byline or attribution. The readable parts offer no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a full summary.
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