U S Air Power Hits Reds in Saigon Area Fight
US fighter bombers and helicopter gunships killed 41 enemy soldiers northeast of Saigon in a Friday attack aided by artillery and Phantom jets. Across South Vietnam 24 enemy dead and 4 American deaths were reported, with Thieu pledging more sacrifices and troop withdrawals next year. Arab guerrillas in Lebanon seized three villages as Arafat planned Cairo talks amid broader regional clashes. Egyptian jets bombed Israeli positions along the Suez Canal as Israel retaliated.
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1St Air Cavalry Division
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Voice of Palestine Radio
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Charles Helou
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Five Seattle unions charged with racial bias in recruitment
U S District Attorney Stan Pitkin sought to bar the Ironworkers Electrical Workers Plumbers and Pipefitters Sheet Metal Workers and Operating Engineers locals from blocking Negroes from membership or employment. The move follows black demonstrations over minority hiring and white union walkouts at the state capital.
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U.S. Dist. Atty
Stan Pitkin
U.S. Atty
John Mitchell
Pitkin
U.S. District Court
U.S. Labor Department
State Capitol
Lord Harlech to wed Pamela Colin in London announcement
Lord Harlech also known as William David Ormsby Gore a former British ambassador to Washington plans marriage to Pamela Colin fashion editor and American described as ultra fashionable London friends say. Colin announced the engagement in London Friday.
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Jacqueline Onassis
Pamela Colin
London
Miss Colin
William David Ormsby Gore
Washington
Kennedy
Lindbergh Laughs Off Narrow Escape During Philippines Tour
Charles Lindbergh 67 laughed off reports of a near disaster during an emergency landing in the northern Philippines. He said a precautionary landing in a rice field was due to bad weather while resuming his flying tour in a small light plane. Dr. Robert Fox accompanied him as the two avoided a supposed crash scare. Ralph Nader attacked Nixon’s consumer proposals, calling them scandalous at a press event with Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal. Nader urged a strong consumer protection bill and criticized the White House plan for a consumer office and rights to sue.
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Nixon
Nader
Benjamin Rosenthal
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Rosenthal
Eerie Fog Delays Nixon Flight to Camp David
President Nixon could not land at Camp David due to a thick mountaintop fog near Thurmont Maryland. The helicopter circled the retreat before landing on school grounds and the president proceeded to the camp for a weekend focused on his Vietnam address.
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Camp David
Thurmont
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
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John Ehrlichman
Bryce Harlow
White House
U S and Russia Clash Over Mideast Talks
Washington and Moscow traded sharp questions about good faith during stalled negotiations on the Israeli Arab conflict. State Department and Soviet officials accused each other of seeking a peaceful settlement while Dobrynin and Rogers pressed rival lines in brief talks. In Venezuela, soldiers seized the Central University campus at night and rounded up snipers, wounding five police officers.
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Mideast
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State Department
Moscow
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Anatoly Dobrynin
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Venezuela
Central University of Venezuela
Sheppard and Strickland wed in Mexico amid family ties
Dr. Sam Sheppard 45, newly married to Colleen Strickland 20 in Mexico on October 21, with Strickland’s father George Strickland a wrestling partner. Sheppard’s history includes a 1954 Bay Village murder case and a 1964 Chicago divorce amid a later life shift to osteopathy in Columbus.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Colleen Strickland
Columbus
Ohio
Mexico
Sheppard
Arianne Tebbenjohanns
Chicago
Cleveland
Chihuahua
George Strickland
Marilyn
Bay Village
McIntire Breaks With ACCC Forms New Christian Action Council
Dr. Carl McIntire a noted New Jersey radio evangelist splits from the American Council of Christian Churches which he founded 28 years ago. He announces a new militant group the American Christian Action Council citing a shift toward liberal stances on global and domestic issues.
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American Council of Christian Churches
McIntire
American Christian Action Council
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