Cardinal Cushing Resigns As Archbishop Of Boston
Pope Paul VI accepted the resignation of Richard Cardinal Cushing, 75, citing weakness and age. Bishop Humberto Medeiros of Brownsville, Texas, was named to succeed him as archbishop of Boston, the nation’s second largest diocese.
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Lightning Kills 2 Football Players and a Worker
A lightning strike near Beachwood and Columbus Ohio killed two Beachwood High School freshman football players Robert Jacobs and Amy Finklé as the team left the field. A construction worker near Port Columbus also died. The deaths raise the three day toll from lightning to five nationwide.
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Viet Cong Disguised as Cambodian Troops Attack Siem Reap
Three hundred Viet Cong dressed in Cambodian uniforms and red scarves attacked Siem Reap near Phnom Penh causing at least 43 deaths on both sides. Cambodian and U.S. forces report ongoing operations as the top command confirms camouflaged units.
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Guerrillas Break Cease-Fire Pact After Shelling
Palestinian militants accuse Jordanian Army of backing and shelling. They say they killed twenty comrades and wounded twenty more, breaking a cease-fire signed just ten hours earlier as clashes in Jordan escalate.
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Bing Crosby Family Involved In Auto Crash
A car crash injured Bing Crosby's children and three other relatives. The Grandparents and two more relatives were taken to hospital. Harry Crosby Jr. aged 12 and Mary Frances Crosby aged 10 were aboard the vehicle en route to the airport when the mishap happened.
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Black cadets win top training honors at Camp Buckner
In a historic milestone at Aha academy, two Black cadets, both sophomores, receive the Best New Cadet and outstanding third class man awards at Camp Buckner. It marks the first time in the academy's 168 year history that Black cadets win these honors.
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MacDonald murder trial hearing resumes at Fort Bragg
Defense attorneys for Captain Jeffrey MacDonald told a closed hearing at Fort Bragg North Carolina that the hearing officer will decide whether MacDonald will be tried for the February 17 killings of his wife and two young daughters.
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