Navy Lt Klus-Hight shot down in reconnaissance mission
Navy Lt Charles Klus-Hight was shot down over Lans while on a reconnaissance mission. He reportedly waved off helicopters and was last seen surrounded by Pathet Lag soldiers. Parents of Klismann, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Klis ma of Arcata, Calif, declined to comment further.
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Lans
Klusmiann
Mann
Dni
Reedy
Pathet ‘Lag
Klismann
Fred L. Klisma
Arcata
Calif, Nies
Pilot Escapes Laos Red Prison In Daring Release
San Diego reports say civilian pilot Eugene De Bruin, captured while ferrying supplies to pro West Laotian forces, escaped a Laos prison. His wife, Mrs. Sara Klusmann, recalls joy at his escape and honors, including her own Distinguished Flying Cross ceremony at the Pentagon. Local squadron praise follows news of the escape.
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Bangkok
Laos
Eugene, de Bruin
Charles Klusmann
Ewith
Sara
Klusmarin
San Diego
UPI
Davy St. Charles F. Klusmann
Miramar-Naval ‘Air Station
Boy Rescued After 24 Foot Plunge Into Fremont Well
In Fremont California a one year old boy named Jerry Bettencourt fell 24 feet into an abandoned well while playing near a housing tract. After about two hours rescuers used a plastic rope to pull him from the 18 inch shaft. Civil Defense units and over 60 men aided the operation as medics treated him for shock and observation.
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Fremont
Calif
UPI
Jerry Bettencourt
Washington Township
Jerry
Civil Defense
Bay
San Francisco
Romney Renominated in Michigan GOP Primary Victory
Gov. George Romney won easy renomination for a second term in Michigan as he led George N. Higgins 225,000 to 30,000 after 11 p.m. EST. Higgins, a Goldwater backer, urged Romney not to run. Elly Peterson moved toward becoming the first woman major-party U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan, leading James F. O Neil by about 10,000 votes with 40% counted. In the 16th District, Democrat John Lesinski held a 9-8 edge over John Dingell as counting continued. Rep. John Lesinski led in partial results. Neil Stagbler ran unopposed for governor. In Norfolk, rains from Cleo and Dora’s approach drenched the area, with 13.70 inches at Oceana NAS in 24 hours and 11.40 inches in Norfolk by noon Tuesday. Nevada primary saw Howard Cannon win the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate twice, while Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt captured the Republican race.
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George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
Romney
George N. Higgins
Higgins
Goldwater
Elly Peterson
Charlotte
U.S. Senate
Peterson
State Board of Education
James F. O'Neil
John Lesinski
John Dingell
Lesinski
Neil Stagbler
Ann Arbor
Governor urges halt to Fort Ord training over meningitis
Sacramento Governor Brown urged the Army on Tuesday to suspend recruit training at Fort Ord to break a meningitis outbreak. He cited 82 cases this year with 12 deaths and said an eight week pause could end the wave. Brown will take the recommendation to Defense Secretary McNamara if the Army does not halt trainee flow.
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Brown
Army
Fort Ord
Amy Base
Malcolm‘h.merrill
Defense
Robert $. McNamara
Ft. Ord
Merrill
FE Ord
Senate to vote on Medicare benefits for the aged
The Senate scheduled a pivotal 2 pm vote on the administration backed plan to provide hospitalization and nursing care for the nations 18 million elderly. Barry Goldwater will oppose it. Debate featured Mansfield leading the motion, Gore backing a companion proposal, and predictions of a close outcome with 33 Republicans said to be present.
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Senate
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Dential
Barry
M.J. Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Carl
Curtis
Albert Gore
Jil
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Kennedy Wins Nomination in New York Senate Fight
Robert F. Kennedy won the Democratic nomination for U S senator from New York amid a large rally with his wife and children. He pledged to continue his late brother John F. Kennedy's work and attacked incumbent Kenneth B. Keating who was renominated by Republicans. Kennedy also secured the Liberal Party nomination by an overwhelming majority, backing the Johnson-Humphrey national ticket. A Conservative nominee was also named.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U. 5
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Barry
Goldwater
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Sororities Defy No-Bias Rule at Long Beach College
Seven national sororities and fraternities at California State College Long Beach refused to sign the antidiscrimination pledge by the Tuesday deadline. Acacia faces possible withdrawal of college recognition. Delta Gamma and Sigma Gamma, Rho have signed. The college notes independent rush meetings off campus, repeating last year’s defiance that led to action against Acacia.
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California State College
Long Beach
California
Cscle P
Carl W. McIntosh
Acacia Fraternity
Acacia
McIntosh
Delta Gamma
Sigma Gamma
Rho
Governor Brown Pledges Law and Order Crusade
Governor Brown urged California’s new attorney general to jointly push a national law and order stance. He cited Harlem and Philadelphia riots and Mississippi murders, saying the state must confront the era’s unrest and marijuana protests in San Francisco with a firm declaration of enforcement. He denied racing motives as the drive aimed to address a broad crime problem.
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Sacramento
South
Worth
San Francisco
Brown
California
Law and Order
Jetter
Thomas T Lynch
United States
Harlem
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Govermnor
Striots
Cale
Forila
California World's Fair project dies in council vote
The California World's Fair bid collapsed Tuesday as council approved three motions amid dissatisfaction with a letter from Watson. The panel withdrew a proposed four year property tax to fund roads and services for the fair and directed the HarpER Board to act as appropriate. All motions, offered by Councilman Robert Crow, were approved with several dissenting votes over the extent of the city's involvement.
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California
Watson
ENE Council
Harper Board
Robert F. Crow
Raymond C. Keller
A Vine Day Judge Faces Traffic Plea in Anaheim Court
Superior Court Judge Shea pleaded no contest before Municipal Judge William Clark in Anaheim Fullerton Municipal Court to speeding on the Riverside Freeway. Charged by the California Highway Patrol with driving over 90 mph, Shea’s car skidded, crossed a divider and hit another vehicle driven by Carl Vanderbush of Fullerton. Both drivers sustained minor injuries. Shea received a $56 fine, two years probation, and a six month license restriction to before 10 pm.
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Shea
Municie
William Clark
Anaheim- Fullerton
Riverside
California Highway Patrol
Orange County
Euclid Street
Two-Bandits Escape After Bank Robbery
Unclear clipping reports two suspects fleeing after robbing a Rossmoor bank. Stock market notes show gains and industrials rising to highs since July. A separate sports item mentions the Yankees beating the Angels.
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