North Viet Nam forms panel to probe U S war crimes claims
Hanoi announced a formal committee to investigate U S war crimes in Viet Nam, chaired by Pham Ngoc Thach with Pham Van Bach as vice chair. The broadcast charged U S raids damaged medical facilities and killed patients, while no specific POW trials were named.
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Col
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Lau
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
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Robert S. McNamara
Dodd's Lawyer Defends Travel Expenses Handling
Senator Thomas J. Dodd's attorney John F. Sonnett said overpayments for travel to Los Angeles may be the fault of a former aide Michael O'Hare. Former aide James P. Boyd accused Dodd of double billing for air fare, while Dodd claimed the Jaycees paid for his wife's fare.
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UPI
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John F. Sonnett
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Sonnell
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Ethics Committee
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
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Senate
Charman
Sadistic Slayer Victims Found Near Tuxedo Resort
Three bodies were discovered near Tuxedo North Carolina by two men cleaning a wooded area. Vernon Shipman and Charles Walter Glass, both 40 year old bachelors and partners from Andersonville, and Mrs Louie Davis Shumate were beaten or shot to death. Cross symbols appeared on two corpses, with parts of a jack handle arranged as a cross on one. Authorities had no immediate suspects as of the discovery.
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Wenidlied
Vernon Shipman
Charles Walter Glass
Theadersonville Business Partners
Louie Davis Shumate
Space Pixs Fine But Lose Walk on Gemini 10 Mission
NASA reported John Young failed to capture Michael Collins during Collins spacewalk from the Agena 8 satellite. Despite excellent Earth and Agena photographs, no EVA images were obtained. one shot at 475 miles showed Earth curvature. Young quipped that Columbus was right, the world is round.
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UPI
John Young
U.S
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Where I Stand Continued From Page
The piece rants about political candidates in September with 262 hopefuls and a demand for a scorecard to separate talent from mediocrity. It notes crowd reactions and flag waving as a performance metric and promises to scrutinize records and batting averages.
Room to Spare in Siberia Allegedly Vast Territory
IRKUTSK Russia A playful comparison notes that the 43 contiguous states could fit inside central Siberia with room to spare even after placing Alaska and Europe apart from Russia. The passage underscores the enormous expanse of Siberia.
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Irkutsk
Russia
Siberia
Alaska
Europe
Siberian
Wilson Urges Youth To Join Britain's Economy Swing
Prime Minister Harold Wilson addressed a Cavern Club crowd in Liverpool urging British youth to work hard and emulate The Beatles in boosting Britain's sagging economy. He cited the club's reopening and noted The Beatles were absent abroad in the Philippines during the ceremony.
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Liverpool
England
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Cavern Club
Buyton
Bessie Braddock
Philippines
Two Las Vegas youths named as Nevada senators
Two Las Vegas youths arrived in Washington DC to represent Nevada as senators at an American Legion sponsored study week on state and national government. Stephen Earle and Bob Anderson are the Nevada delegates with supporters from local clubs.
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Las Vegas
Washington, D.C
Ten Cities Hold New York Twelve Percent Population
Ten cities collectively contain about twelve percent of the nation’s population, highlighting urban concentration. The data point appears in a discussion of demographic patterns across major U.S. urban areas.
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New York
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