Airman accused of spying for the Soviet Union
FBI filed a complaint charging Airman Hoeckenhaupt with meeting Soviet diplomat Malinin in 1965 and 1966 to exchange secret material. He faced potential death penalty if convicted. Malinin, assigned to the Soviet embassy in Washington, allegedly supplied a slide with drop zones and meeting points.
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U.S.A.F
Tas Pentagon
Jersey R. Malinin
Washington, D.C
U.S
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Creven
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Jean
FBI
Malinin
Arlington
Boeckenhaupht
Pentagon
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Boeckerthaupt
Lackland Afb
Tex
March Afb
Calif
Boeckenhaupt
England
FSI
Washington
Sherri Lynn Piazza
Oxon Hill
Riverside
Hor
Mannheim
Germany
Talks in 106th day men vs women in plastics plant strike
In South Rockford Michigan negotiators failed to resolve a walkout by 19 women and five men at Better Plastics of Michigan Inc. The union split, with women joining the UAW and men remaining in nonunion roles. A 106th day of strike faced threats and vandalism prompting a court order restricting violence at the plant.
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South Rockford
Mich
Renato Tordi
Better
Brewery Workers Union
United Auto Workers
UAW
Martyn Parrish
Remnen
William Weipert,jr
Stolen painting back in museum at Chicago institute
A chipped Correggio painting titled Madonna and Child With the Infant St. John, valued at about a half million dollars, was stolen from the Art Institute of Chicago late Sunday. It was found later in a steel refuse basket near Grant Park after a youth phoned police and institute officials with its location.
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Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
St. John
Institute
Grant Park
Art Institute
Five Tots Die in Buffalo Fire at East Side Home
Five children ages two to four perished in a Monday blaze that heavily damaged a two and a half story frame house on Buffalo’s east side. Fire officials described the scene as grim with four of the victims found together in an upstairs kitchen. Police identified the children as Willie Bishop four Gwendolyn three Arnold two and cousins Bill three and Kevin two Moore. their mother Leontine Moore also resides in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N.Y
New York City
Willie Bishop
Gwendolyn
Arnold
Requiem Held for Slain Officer Keith Dupuis
A funeral mass was held at Mother of Good Counsel Church in Los Angeles for slain policeman Keith G. Dupuis. The service, conducted on Monday, honored his sacrifice with prayers and a memorial by family and department members.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mother of Good Counsel
Keith G. Dupuis
Demos in 10 States Await LBJ's Aid
Washington United Press International reports that with the 1966 elections near, Democrats fear civil rights backlashes and Vietnam cost issues could aid Republicans in close congressional and gubernatorial races. A Louis Harris poll shows Democrats up in congressional races but down in governors races, while Sen Thruston Morton predicts GOP gains in Senate, House, and governors.
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LBJ
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Massachusetts
Imingis
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
California
Montana
Colorado
GOP
Louis Harris
Washington Post
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Senate
House
Humphrey and Kennedy Rally for 1972 Nomination
In a rare joint appearance, Hubert H. Humphrey and Robert F. Kennedy met on stage, signaling unity as Democrats campaign nationwide for the 1972 presidential nomination. The two rivals urged fellow Democrats to unite, emphasizing shared goals and continued efforts for the party.
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New York i
Hubert H. Humments
Phrey
Robert F
Humphrey
Kennedy
N-Y
Budget forces Viet Nam rise sparing no room for doubt
The period piece recounts Kennedy praising Vice President Humphrey while detailing a U S military buildup in Viet Nam. It notes a $250 dinner fundraising leading to campaign money and outlines debates in Saigon and Washington on troop levels and strategy for a long war, including potential shifts in tactics to seize and hold territory for better pacification progress.
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Frank D. O'Connor
Nelson A. W Rockefeller
O'Connor
Kennedy
Humphrey
United States
Des
New York Times
Washington
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Saigon
Dwight D. Bison
Johnson
Eisenhower
Shield Test Aims at Heat Shield Design
Weath Shield Test at Wallops Island Virginia reports the Space Agency plans an eight four stage rocket test Monday to evaluate a spacecraft heat shield design. The mission ends with reentry into earth atmosphere to study protection against extreme temperatures generated by air friction.
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Wallops Island
Play Safe at Mobil envelopes offer big prize choices
A reader describes a Mobil contest named Play Safe. On each visit, customers receive an envelope with two symbols on the flap and a third inside. If the inner symbol matches the flap symbols, players win amounts from one to a thousand dollars. The note hints at pairing up to split winnings, highlighting a tempting dilemma about immediate payout versus bigger chance later.
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Mobil Station
Mobil
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