Carrier Bennington in Tonkin Gulf patrols for subs
On the USS Bennington in the Tonkin Gulf the carrier and her long range radar planes search the sea for enemy submarines amid monotony of constant patrols. Helicopter crews perform rescue duties and resupply missions while cameras and E1B tracers track shipping and look for warlike targets.
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Bennington
Gulf OF Tonkin
North Vietnam
Hainan
Center
Grumman
EIB
Willy Fudd
Gulf
Panhandle
Frank B. Boice
St. Petersburg
Fla
Vegas Escapees Still at Large
A nationwide search continued for three prison escapees in Las Vegas still at large on Tuesday. Terry Lynn Conger, convicted of three murders, joined fellow inmates Rainald Richardson and John F. Beattie who escaped by chipping through plaster in the Clark County Jail early Sunday.
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Las Vegas
Terry Lynn Conger
Rainald Richardson
John F. Beattie
Clark County
U.S. urges Europe to boost defense and unity
U S Undersecretary Nicholas Katzenbach told a Western European Union assembly that Europe must assume more defense and aid duties as the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia underscores NATO needs. He urged Western Europe to act with greater unity, efficiency, and reduced U S involvement, calling for less widespread and more selective US engagement.
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Katzenbach
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Europe
Seven-Nation Assembly of the
Western European Union
Asia
Africa
Katgenbach
Ex Nazis Propagandizing for Reds in East Germany
Simon Wiesenthal says at least 39 former Nazi Party members hold top posts in East Germanys propaganda apparatus. He cites Karl Blecha as head of East German press and notes 38 others in government press offices, party papers, radio and TV. He warns they echo Nazi language while stressing evidence-based counts.
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Vienna
UPI
Simon Wiesenthal
Sieuth
Adolf Eichmann
East Germany
Wiesenthal
Jewish Documentary Center
Karl Blecha
Blerha
Djilas Says Czechs Should Have Fought Russians
Milovan Djilas former Yugoslav vice president told a Princeton news conference that Czechoslovakia should have mobilized and fought the Russians during the Soviet invasion. He called the invasion an evil and said the liberal movement in East Europe cannot be suffocated by troops, urging Western help through cooperation rather than direct intervention. Djilas will spend six weeks at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School and has faced years in jail for his writings.
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Princeton
UPI
Milovan Dijilas
Czechoslovakia
Tito
Kremlin
Djilas
Europe
Soviet
U.S
Hitler
Vietnam
Yugoslavia
Romania
Prince= Jons Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
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L.B. Carrier
Francis M. Buller
Haiphong
Daniel J. Murphy
San Pedro
Phen
Bolce
Charlie
Dantel Murphy
Vegas
Paris
Nicholas Katzenbach
WEU Assembly
Britain
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Neues Deutschland
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Eichmann
Argendina
Jerusalem
Itsa Hanne Big Gavin
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Soviet Union
Mobi
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