U S Pilots Describe Raid On Bridge Near Hanoi
Thirteen Navy pilots from the carrier Independence recount a bold July 14 strike on Tri-Dong bridge 40 miles southwest of Hanoi. Despite heavy anti aircraft fire the crew returned safely after two Intruders dropped a 2000 pound bomb, destroying a main span and sending it into the river. The pilots reported clear visibility, minimal enemy response, and noted two crew members were later rescued after bailing out near Communist-held jungle.
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Hanoi
Cmdr
John F. Paganelli
Lyndora
Grumman
David Galbreath
Bloomngton
Ind
Douglas Ribler
Darby, Mont
Galbreath
Iar
Skip Wood
Virginia Beach
Baldwinsvile
N. Y
Gary W. Aaron
Tyler
Tex
Ribler
Lis
Donald Boecker
Donald Faton
North
Viet Nam
Boecker
Eaton
North Viet Nam
First spiked shoes debut at US indoor track meet
William Curtis introduced the first spiked shoes used at a track meet in the United States during the first American indoor meet in 1865.
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New York
UPI
William Curtis
United States
Papandreou Returns to Athens to Crown Welcome
Ousted premier George Papandreou arrives in Athens to a hero’s welcome from about 200000 supporters. He questions governance by the king and vows a new irreconcilable struggle, while clashes and protests mark the capital’s streets and a riot toll tops 100 injuries.
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George Papandreou
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Papandreou
Kastri
Center Union Party
Adm
John Toumbas
Papandreous
George Athanassiadis-Novis
Riverhead to Host Nation's First Nuclear Desalination Plant
Governor Rockefeller announced that New York's Atomic and Space Development Authority authorized AMF to design a multipurpose plant in Riverhead Long Island to desalinate one million gallons of sea water daily and generate 2,500 kilowatts. The 45 acre site lies near the Riverhead Southold line and construction starts next year. The project, named SURFSIDE, aims to also produce high energy radioactive isotopes.
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New York
UPI
Riverhead
N. Y
Rockefeller
New York State Atomic and Space Development Authority
American Machine and Foundry Co
AMF
Long Island
Riverhead- Southold Town Line
JFK did not back Bay of Pigs invasion, Schlesinger says
In Life Magazine, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. recounts Kennedy's stance on the Bay of Pigs. The president did not commit U.S. forces, though he wept over the failed anti Castro mission and later cancelled air support as the invasion collapsed. He warned defeat would not be a disaster.
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JFK
New York
UPI
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Cuba
Life Magazine
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Castro
Jackie
ICA
Allen Dulles
Chester Bowles
J. William Fulbright
South America
Schlesinger
Adolph A. Berle
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Io U
Leonard C. Jones Retires After 30 Years Service in Alaska
Leonard C. Jones retires from federal service after 30 years with the U.S. government. He leaves with 18,000 hours of sick leave accumulated and served the last 18 years in Alaska as chief of the Purchasing and Contracting Division with the Army.
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FT. Richardson
Alaska
UPI
Leonard C. Jones
U.S. Army
Pueblo Head Asks Pope s Help
Isleta New Mexico governor Andy Abeita says he sent a letter to Pope Paul VI in Rome seeking aid in his plan to evict Catholic priest Msgr. Frederick Stadtmueller on June 27. He failed to negotiate with Archbishop James Peter Davis of Santa Fe who refuses to supply a replacement priest. The governor says he has documentary evidence to back his charges.
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Upt
Isleta Indian Pueblo
Andy Abeita
Paul VI
Rome
James Peter Davis
Santa Fe
Abeita
Davis
Msgr
Freederick Stadtmueller
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