Death Sentence Sought In Russian Hijacking Case
Prosecution in Leningrad seeks death for Mark Dymshitz and Eduard Kuznetsov and prison terms for others in a plot to hijack a Soviet airliner to Finland. The case drew West Jewish concern, but officials deny anti Semitic motives.
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Moscow
UPI
Leningrad
Moray
Soviet Union
Serigol Bovattev
Aformants
Létiingrad
Soyolev
Mark Dymshitz
Eduard Kuznetsov
Dymshils
Air Force
Kuznetsov
Finland
Sovelsev
South Vietnam Eyes Freeof POWs Amid Tet Talks
Saigon announced it would free up to fifty allied and disabled North Vietnamese prisoners of war as a humanitarian gesture and urged Hanoi to respond in kind. An Air Force mission rescued two U S airmen from a damaged RF-4C Phantom over Laos as others bombed and strafed enemy lines. South Vietnam named Prime Minister Tran Van Lam said POWs would be released on the Ben Hai River after verification.
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Dymehus
Lenigrad
Helsinki
Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Laos
Air Force
Gapl
Marcus Millis
Albemarle
N.C
Alan Rush
William BD
Bastion
Port Arthur
Tex
Phantaia
Navy
AL Skyraiders
Tran van Lam
Ogo
North Vietnam
Lam
Ben Hai
North
Santi Vietnam
Lamid
Paris
Republic of
Vielnadt
Aybo
Ton
Forest Ministry
Anid
Kitty Hawk Pheht Will Be America's Third To Moon
Washington reports in a cautious briefing that Apollo 4 under Alan Shepard will be America's third lunar mission with a $15 million safety upgrade package. The crew includes Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa, with plans for two moonwalks and a near Maura crater landing. Grounded since 1961, Shepard returns to space aboard Antares, while quarantine procedures and public health safeguards aim to prevent illness during the mission.
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Kitty Awk
Pheht
America
Washington
UPI
Agalla 14
Wid
Spice Agency
Frilliclass
Apalla Petewnan
Phester M_ Lee
Mercury
Alan B. Shepard
Apollo 4
Pra Maura Crater
Shepard
Edgar Mitchell
Stuart Noosa
Roosa
Moray
Lee
North Carolina
Antares
Desegregation Fallout Hits West Tennessee Teachers
A report by the Jace Relations Information Center, under HEW contract, finds dismissal and demotion of black teachers due to desegregation are concentrated in rural West Tennessee. While Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville show few cases, Fayette Haywood and Lauderdale counties report widespread displacement with 18 teachers dismissed and as many demoted. 14 ordered reinstated by federal court.
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Nashvillag
Enn.upl
Jace Relations Information Center
West Tennesseee
LA. 5
S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
West State
Tennessee
Te Smuth
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Fayette, Haywood
Lauderdale
Fayette County
Manpower Bill Dies in House Despite Senate Ambition
Congress defeated a 5 hundred million manpower bill in the Senate 48 to 35, short of the override margin. The measure would have funded a three year, New Deal style public service employment program for jobless workers. Senator Kennedy argued it offered opportunity through public service and training. In the House, an authorization bill of 3.5 billion to aid school desegregation passed 154 to 77, sending it to the Senate amid uncertain prospects.
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Washington
Ubi
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Cjly
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Ames Green Beret recalls Son Tay raid secrecy and escapes
Sergeant A Thomas of Ames 22 a member of the Army Special Forces recalls the November Son Tay raid on a Hanoi area POW camp. He says secrecy was total and there was no leak despite prisoners being moved before the rescue. He notes training at Ft. Bragg Eglin AFB and the mission’s perilous, precise timing and team effort.
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Marshal A.thomas
Amés
Uy Camp
Idjanvi
U.S
Thomas
Leo A. Thomas
Ames
Army Special Forces Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Snd
Eglin Air Force Base
Worida
Seale
Son Tay
Elks Lodges Lose Licenses Over Racial Membership Rule
Augusta Maine UPI Meine's 14 Elks lodges cannot receive liquor licenses for 1971 due to the national Elks association rule restricting membership to white American men. Licenses expire January 1. Augusta lodge president Tom Morgan called the ruling devastating and said individual judges had no authority to change national policy.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Meine
Elks Lodges
N. A
Fise
Tom Morgan
L Elks
Nationa
Decoupage Demonstration Invitation Opens Creative World
An invitation to a free decoupage demonstration promises ideas for decorating trinket boxes furniture plaques and basket purses and invites registration to explore the craft. The ad showcases a hands on session designed to inspire limitless decorative possibilities.
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Sovekey
Tonhigrad
Out House
UFI
South Vietnamese
Fame
Hoon Penh
Jepie Olympics
Bob May
University of California
California
Stanford
Black
Manpower Bill
Aid Bill
Dixie
Meanietia
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Air Mes, Inova
Igpwa
Coe
Meare
Glidden Paint Center
Ann Boldt
Patricia Nimocks
Patricia
Glidden
Greenacres
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