Convict 3 Of Plot To Blow Up U S Shrines
Three members of the Black Liberation Front face up to 10 years after convictions for conspiracy to blow up U S shrines including the Statue of Liberty and the Washington Monument. They also smuggled dynamite from Canada. sentencing set for Thursday.
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U.S. Shrines
New York
Black Liberation Front
U.S
New York City
Washington Monument
Philadelphia
Canada
Miss Duclos
Montreal
FBI
Raymond A. Wood
Wood
Michigan Honors Gemini 4 Space Men At Stadium Welcome
About 30 000 gathered at the University of Michigan stadium to honor Lt Col James McDivitt and Edward White II with honorary doctorates of astronautical science. Gov George Romney praised the two as UM graduates and Space Research builds were planned.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
James McDivitt
Edward White II
Harlan Hatcher
Willow Run
McDivitt
White
George Romney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Spacewalker White
Earth
Chicago
Hubert H. Humphrey
Atlantic
America
Kaltenborn Pioneer Radio Analyst Dies at 86
H V Kaltenborn long time radio commentator died of a heart attack at 86 while visiting a son in New York. He quit school at 14 to work as a lumberjack and rose to fame for clipped dignified analysis of news and presidential actions. He pioneered on the fair news analyses in 1922.
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George Esper
NEW York
H. V. Kaltenborn
Kaltenborn
Hans von Kaltenborn
Fairbanks
Alaska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
He Oonce
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Tru
Washington
Tru
Truman
Kalitenborn
Munich
Herbert Hoover
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Rudolph von Kaltenborn
Wisconsin
Helicopters Collide Kill 18 at Fort Benning
Two Army troop carrying helicopters collided over Fort Benning Georgia at 9 45 a m killing at least 18 soldiers and possibly more. Each helicopter could carry 14 men and crashed in a swampy area near the airstrip.
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Columbis
Army
Ft. Benning
Army Infantry Training Center
Columbus
UHSB
227Th Assault
Batttalion
11Th Air Assault Division
Soviet Antaeus Plane Unveiled At Paris Air Show
The Soviet Union revealed a 720 passenger Antaeus transport plane at Le Bourget after a five hour Moscow flight. Tass said it can fly 6 600 miles non stop with 45 tons and reach 465 mph. The craft seats up to 720 and carries 80 tons payload.
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Paris
Soviet Union
le Bourget
Moscow
Tass
Canadians Rebuff River Diversion Plan At Conference
At an international water levels meeting in Montreal Canada and the United States debated diverting waters from northern Canadian rivers to the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway. US Senator Moss urged action citing critical US water shortages while Canadian ministers warned Canada will decide whether to divert waters now flowing into Hudson and James Bays. Transport Minister Pickersgill and National Resources Minister Laing stressed Canada’s right to determine use and noted ongoing studies before any decision.
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Montreal
Great Lakes
U.S
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Moss
Senate
St. Lawrence River
United States
Canada
Hudson and James Bays
St. Lawrence Seaway
J. W. Pickersgill
Laing
Senate advance on 4.7 billion foreign aid tax cut
Senate leaders push quick action on a 4.7 billion excise tax cut measure to repeal wartime and postwar levies. Key figures Sen. Russell B. Long and Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel back swift passage with House timing targeting July 1 for partial repeal and a final four percent phase in 1968 69 tied to auto safety device requirements.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
R.calif
Johnson
House
Louisiana
Finance Committee
Two Die as B 58 Crashes at Paris Air Show
A U S Air Force B58 Hustler helicopter jet crashed at Le Bourget during an air show in Paris. Three crew members died, one survivor identified as Maj Harold Covington, with Lt Col Charles Hubbs killed and Maj Vincent Carabas injured. The plane came from Terrajon Spain after a demonstration run, one engine failing on approach and igniting flames.
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Paris
U.S
le Bourget
Isnea
Air Force
Maj
Harold Covington
Jacksonville
Ark
Charles Hubbs
Vincent Carabas
Little Rock
U.S. Air Force
Terrajon
Spain
America
United States
Mediators Hope To Avert Shipping Troop Strike
New York AP Ralph E Casey president of the American Merchant Marine Institute warns of another devastating strike at midnight. Federal mediators seek to avert a warship halt as wage talks progress after a settlement between a shipowner group and a major union. Casey's group covers 12 companies operating 187 ships.
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New York
Ralph E Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
U.S
Casey
Sanderson Flood Toll Tops Twenty Six in Texas
A flood near Sanderson, Texas, left 26 people dead or missing after a Friday wall of water swept through the area. Terrell County Sheriff Bill Cooksey said there is no place left to search as 16 bodies have been recovered. The toll was verified as search efforts ended Monday night.
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Terrell County
Bill Cooksey
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
te _ Morgan
Fulbright
Sanderson Comic
Military Assistance Canyon
Morgan
House
Johnson promotes McDivitt White to lieutenant colonel
President Johnson advanced astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II to lieutenant colonel, skipping over thousands of Air Force officers senior to them. Both had held major rank for about six months since December, and would normally have become eligible in 1968 or considered in 1970, the Air Force said.
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Johnson Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDivitt
Jackson
Mich
White
Brooklyn
Washington
Johnson
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Air Force
Northeast drought spurs water cuts and pipeline plan
Severe drought hits the northeast with water restrictions nationwide. Syracuse builds a 30 mile pipeline costing 45 million to top Lake Ontario as Albany and cities urge conservation. Govs declare emergencies in several states and localities ban lawn watering and car washing amid declining reservoirs and risky crop outlooks.
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Lake Ontario
Albany
New York
Upstate
New York City
U.S. Geological Survey
Maine
Raymond G. Rowley
Lake Champlain
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Elizabeth
New Hampshire
Investigate Model's Death
In New York 22 year old Jane Enroth an actress and model formerly of Minneapolis was found dead in a friend’s apartment. Elaine Teschner said Enroth appeared to die in her sleep. Enroth daughter of Dick Enroth radio sportscaster at WCCO studied drama at the University of Minnesota and was in the 1962 University Showboat company.
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New York
Jane Enroth
Minneapolis
Miss Enroth
Elaine Teschner
Dick Enroth
WCCO
Teschner
Edina
Morningside High School
University of Minnesota
University
Satie
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Douglas
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Dconn
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
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Charles E. Bohlen
Rio Grande
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OAS
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Latin America
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Syracuse
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Federal Extension Service
Newport
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Vermont
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Everglades Park
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