Jewel Thief Caught In Robbery Act
Miami Beach police report jewel thief known as Murph the Surf was injured escaping a Miami Beach mansion during a robbery incident. Three other suspects, Paul Gagnon, Bobby Greenwood, and Salvatore Grech, were arrested along with him. Bond set at 75 000 dollars for each, Murph's at 100 000.
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Salvatore Grech
Lucky License bumper sticker offer from Las Vegas Sun
Call the Las Vegas Sun Circulation Department at 382 3078 to request a Lucky License bumper sticker. The ad asks readers to see the side for details and promises prompt mailing.
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French Sub Feared Lost Near Toulon
A French submarine the Minerve with 52 crew is missing after failing to return to Toulon. Navy ships and planes searched 8,200-foot depths as an oil slick was spotted but not confirmed as from the vessel.
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Premier May Resign to Take Over Cuba's Food Production
UPI reports U S Air Force officials won't specify aircraft types sent to Osan to bolster power but note F4 Phantoms and F105 Thunderchiefs in use. South Korean sources estimate two squadrons about 36 planes, though none were scrambled after the Pueblo incident. Brig Gen John Harrell declined to reveal flight-line numbers.
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Pueblo
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U S Jets Rake Jungle Ahead of Lunar Truce
U S B52 bombers and fighter jets bombarded jungle and supply routes near Khe Sanh and other southern North Vietnam targets as a lunar New Year truce loomed. Marines reported 150 North Vietnamese killed in a 24 hour clash near DMZ east of Khe Sanh while Viet Cong cease fire actions continued.
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Fliers To Be Freed In Lunar New Year Release
Hanoi named three captured U.S. airmen to be freed for the Lunar New Year after showing repentance. Capt. John David Black, Maj. Norris Miller Overly, and Ensign David Paul Matheny identified by Radio Hanoi as the men to be released. A Defense Department spokesman in Washington declined comment until release.
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Tennessee
Norris Miller Overly
West Virginia
Navy
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David Paul Matheny
Indiana
Washington
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U.S
Cuba Purge Targets 11 Dissidents Tied to CIA
Radio Havana reported a purge of 11 leaders from Cuba's Communist hierarchy accusing them of opposing Castro's guerrilla policy in Latin America and aligning with the CIA. The move followed rumors of a three day Central Committee meeting led by Premier Castro amid a delayed Granma edition.
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Soviet Union
Weather Outlook With Sunny, Scattered Clouds
The forecast calls for sunny skies with scattered clouds and southerly winds from 10 to 20 mph. Today's high about 55 and low around 35 with noontime humidity at 24 percent. Sunrise at 6 44 and sunset at 5 04.
Johnson Iowa Public Supports Vietnam War Spending
Louis Harris reports broad public backing for Vietnam war funding alongside Johnson's domestic program with most favoring maintaining current levels. Americans prefer war over reducing domestic programs though tax increases face opposition. space program gains priority among cuts.
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