Mystery of the Nike chapel vanished at Red Canyon Range
Washington based UPI reports a 1957 built chapel at the Red Canyon Range Camp near New Mexico has disappeared after the base closed in 1989. The structure used Nike booster parts and red rocks for walls with improvised bells. Only the concrete slab remains, with evidence of steel rail framing cut from the foundation. Soldiers Magazine asks for information.
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UPI
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New Mexico
Red Canyon
Soldiers Magazine
Southern Pacific Railroad
Senate Debates Mansfield Pullout Plan for Vietnam
The Senate opened debate on Mike Mansfield’s amendment to pull all U S forces from Vietnam by October in exchange for POW returns and MIAs accounting. The plan, attached to a 1.8 billion foreign aid bill, faces rival antiwar amendments and possible final action by 9 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
U.S
Southeast Asia
Nixon To Meet Japanese Head In Hawaii Talks
President Nixon will meet Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka in Hawaii on Aug 31 and Sept 1 to review U S Japan relations. The talks will focus on China policy and America’s 4 billion dollar trade deficit with Japan, with Rogers Kissinger attending.
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Kakuei Tanaka
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China
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Ronald L. Ziegler
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Tanaka
Chan Fn Lai
Peking
Miami Beach
Kissinger
Takeo Fukuda
Fusaku Sato
Million Pound Pile Is Strike Legacy
Akron mayor John Ballard convened aides to resolve a two week strike by 800 city workers that left over a million pounds of garbage on streets. Nonunion crews guarded by plainclothes police reduced the pile slightly. Ballard warned of options including firing strikers if law allows. Health officials fear disease amid heat and rot, with epidemic risk warned by Dr. Paul Carpenter.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
John Ballard
David Zimmer
Ballard
Paul Carpenter
Environmental Health Department
Deboard Johnson testifies in Hampton raid case in Chicago
Deborah Johnson, 21, testified under intense cross examination about the Dec 4 1969 police raid that killed Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. She said Panthers surrendered before shots rang out and described police actions and a line of officers at the doorway. Johnson disclosed she was pregnant with Hampton’s child at the time.
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UPI
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Fred Hampton
Miss Johnson
Edward V. Hanrahan
Howard Savage
Mark Clark
Clark
Hampton
Barnahan
Fonda Shrugs Off Treason Charges in Paris
UPI reports actress Jane Fonda preparing a news conference to defend her charges that U S air raids in North Vietnam targeted civilians. Friends say she carries Hanoi documentation. she labeled Richard Nixon a traitor while asserting U S plans betray nonmilitary sites.
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UPI
Jane Fonda
United States
U.S
North Vietnam
Friends of the Hollywood Film Star
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Hanoi
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Vietnam
Raclin Hanoi
Richard Nixon
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Fletcher ‘Thompson
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Justice Department
Thompson
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Second Spot For Maddox
Richard B Kay of Cleveland said he would likely pick Lester Maddox as running mate if the American Independent Party nominates him for president. He spoke at an AIP state central committee meeting in Columbus and expressed confidence he would secure the nomination despite limited support for Maddox as a president candidate.
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UPI
Richard B. Kay
Cleveland
American Independent Party
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Lester Maddox
Kay
AIP
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