Titan 3 Launch Powers 8 Satellites for Global Link
Titan 3 rocket lifts eight satellites including seven military comms units to 21 000 mile orbits. The mission aims to create a jam proof network linking Washington, Saigon and other strategic points. An eighth engineering satellite tests gravity stabilization booms.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Washington
Saigon
Defense Department
Air Force
U.S. Army
Saigon Curfew Deepens As Hue Is Garrisoned By Paratroops
Premier Ky sent 500 paratroopers into Hue and imposed a 9 p.m. curfew on Saigon as Buddhist opposition faced a crackdown. Elsewhere Marines fought through a five hour engagement with Viet Cong on a hillside 325 miles northeast of Saigon, holding off with bayonets and rocks until reinforcements arrived. Jets flew 66 missions against North Vietnam, with two planes lost.
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George McArthur
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Junta
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Board Authorized To Replace Them
La Crosse County Board voted 21 to 11 to accept resignations of about 69 Hillview Home employees. Chair Thomas ordered immediate steps to hire replacements including nurses aides and cooks, with assistance from the employment service and Medicarera nursing staff, as residents faced care gaps.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Thomas
Robert Oberbeck
Madison
Wisconsin Public Employes Union
American Federation of State
Ately
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Klos
WSES
Hillview
Reporters refuse to leave as advisory group balks at pay study
A Wisconsin Kellett Committee on Improved Expenditure Management adjourned after reporters refused to leave the room while the panel discussed lawmakers salaries. Gov Knowles had urged pay cuts and vetoed a $4200 raise. the panel plans to reconvene next week.
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Balks
Warren P. Knowles
Kellett Committee
Assembly
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
William R. Kellett
Kimberly - Clark Corp
Neenah
Milwaukee Journal and Sentinel
Kellett
Gov. Knowles
Knowles
Vietnamese Gunman Kills U S Serviceman in Barracks
S Sgt Richard L Hogle 37 Manitowoc was killed in Viet Nam after a Vietnamese gunman invaded an Air Force barracks and fired as he investigated a noise. The Defense Department called the death non hostile and gave few details.
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Manitowoc
Air Force
Defense Department
Washington
Richard L. Hogle
Viet Nam
Christine Hogle
Withdrawal Begins U S Woos France On Aerial Rights
The United States seeks to persuade France to keep NATO bases on its soil while avoiding a rupture with de Gaulle. McNamara orders removal of most U S planes and stocks from France and may seek continued use of French air facilities amid possible future talks on base rights and European security.
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U.S
France
Defense
Robert McNamara
U.S. Air Force
UPI Telephoto
Fred
Hoffman
Washington
United States
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Robert S. McNamara
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Paris
Belgium
McNamara
West Germany
Germany
Europe
Moscow
Rainer Barzel
Bundestag
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Union
Barzel
New York
Mansfield urges face to face talks with China on Vietnam peace
U S Senate leader Mike Mansfield urged Secretary Dean Rusk to meet China’s Chen Yi for direct talks on peace in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He warned the conflict could become a U S China war and said steps toward dialogue are needed despite limited optimism for a ceasefire. He cautioned against more war and feared China may commit troops if the war escalates.
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New York
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red China
Chen Yi
Viet Nam
Senate
Yeshiva University
Korea
Peking
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
Geneva
Johnson
Montana
China
Shoes 549 Years Old To Grace Bride At Worcester Wedding
Nancy Ellen Fitch fears all eyes will be on her feet when she marries John M. Rainier. The 24 year old bride will wear a pair of green satin slippers claimed to be 549 years old, passed down from mother to daughter since 1620. The shoes, made in England by John Hose in 1417, are described as the widest possible at the ball of the foot to fit different sizes. Nancy is a direct descendant of Sarah Jane Willey, who received the slippers from William Brewster aboard the Mayflower.
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Holcombe
Noble Worcester
Mass
Nancy Ellen Fitch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nancy
Geraldine
Sarah Jane Willey
William Brewster
Sarah Jane
Brewster
Plymouth Colony
John Hose
England
Hanson A C Official Dies Of Gun Wound
William O. Hanson 57 of 1371 Shorewood Drive was found dead from a gunshot at home Thursday morning. He was manufacturing shop operations manager for Allis Chalmers in La Crosse and a longtime deputy sheriff. The La Crosse County Sheriff’s Department responded after Mrs. Hanson called.
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William O. Hanson
Shorewood Drive
Mr. Hanson
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Sheriff Department
Hanson
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Earth
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Spain
U.S. Navy
Donald J. Harman
Jerome Klos
Thomas Immedi
Helen Hanson
Coleman Vocational School
la Crosse Red Cross
Mary Vauk
Caledonia St
AFL Labor Temple
Raymond Lee
Gordon
Mittee
Huber
George C. Kaiser
State Department of Administration
U.S. Woos
NATO Permanent Council
Britain
Bride
John M. Rainier
Tulsa
Okla
William C. Hanson
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