Mobs Stop Airlift Of Viet Refugees In Da Nang
Rioting mobs forced suspension of the American airlift of Vietnamese refugees in Da Nang as the U.S. consulate closed. Military officials said shots were fired with no confirmed casualties. Meanwhile Communist forces captured Bao Loc in Lam Dong Province, advancing toward Dalat and the southern coast. US officials evacuated hundreds, and Air America flew out about 300 people. General Weyand met with President Thieu to assess aid needs.
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Lam Dong
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Air Vietnam
Weyand
Vietnam
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Bao Loc
Dalat
Radical Caught by FBI in Boston Officer Murder Probe
Susan Fidith Saxe, 26, of Albany, New York, was arrested in downtown Philadelphia on Thursday night. Wanted since 1970 on interstate flight charges to avoid prosecution for the murder of a Boston police officer shot after a bank robbery, she marks the latest in a string of captures of 1960s New Left fugitives.
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Susan Fidith Saxe
Terstate
Boston
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Albany
N.Y
Philadelphia
CIA Probe May Include JFK Death
Washington AP report: Senate Intelligence Committee may examine CIA involvement in President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Aide Bill Hall said the panel is open to many possibilities while exonerating the agency remains a goal. The inquiry is preliminary and not decided.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
John F. Kennedy
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Bill Hall
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Warren Commission
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Dick Gregory
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Dallas
Hunt
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller Commission
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Gregory
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Monoxide Kills Babies In Rijeka Hospital
In Rijeka Yugoslavia a hospital fire caused by faulty wiring killed twenty four infants and left four others in critical condition. Flames blocked oxygen to incubators before being extinguished. The town mourns as officials investigate and officials limit details.
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Rijeka
Yugoslavia
Zdravko Koch
Press panel explores better economy coverage
Three speakers at the Mid-Missouri Sigma Delta Chi meeting at the Monterey discussed improving how the press covers the economy. John R. Cline of Commerce Bank of Mexico, Michael Scanlon of the University of Missouri, and Thomas R. Baumgardner of Edward D. Jones & Co spoke to press members from Mexico, Columbia, and Jefferson City.
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Monterey
John R. Cline
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Michael Scanlon
University of Missouri
Thomas R. Baumgardner
Edward D. Jones & Co
Mexico
Columbia
Jefferson City
Not All Nixon Gifts Recorded, Auditors Say
Government auditors found that some gifts apparently received by President Nixon and his family from foreign governments were not officially recorded. The GAO urged tighter enforcement of the 1966 Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act, proposing penalties up to a year in jail and $1,000 fines for noncompliance. The report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee noted gifts given directly to the First Family sometimes bypassed the Gift Unit, though officials said they could often trace them via thank you letters. The study also contrasted records from Johnson’s era as properly kept. Also noted: Kris Chase, 18 month old son of Jim and Mrs. Chase of Mexico, underwent surgery March 21 and is recuperating.
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Richard M. Nixon
General Accounting Office
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Ala
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Ford
Kristopher Ryan Chase
Jim Chase
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Wallace to hospital for annual checkup in Birmingham
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace plans to enter University Hospital in Birmingham on Sunday for his annual medical examination, his office said.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Birmingham
Bombs Blast In Jewish Jerusalem
AP reports two bombs exploded in Jerusalem's Jewish sector during Easter observances. A time bomb on a bus wounded 13. a second device in Zion Square caused no injuries. Police detained about 10 Arabs for questioning as tensions rose during Good Friday ceremonies.
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Holy City
Zion Square
Henry A. Kissinger
East Jerusalem
Calvary
Waldheim to visit Europe including Rome meeting with UN agencies
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim plans a European tour starting April 20, with a Rome meeting scheduled with executives of UN affiliated agencies, a U.N. spokesman announced.
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United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Waldheim
Rome
Congress Eyes Depletion Tax Breaks Across Resources
Washington AP: Congress may strip oil and gas depletion allowances while leaving smaller producers' benefits intact. Lawmakers note potential scrutiny of coal iron ore uranium zinc bauxite copper and others as debate over federal tax breaks broadens beyond oil. Rep Green leads push for repeal with focus on exploration incentives and profits.
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Washington
Congress
William J. Green
Green
Ways and Means
Men Organize To Aid Rape Victims
Philadelphia AP report describes about a dozen men forming Men Organized Against Rape MOAR to aid husbands and boyfriends of rape victims and to shift community attitudes. Founder William Metzger notes the group's goal to counsel partners and help other communities start local chapters.
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Philadelphia
William Metzger
Metzger
Quake In Rockies Worst Since 71 Shakes Salt Lake City
A 6.3 magnitude quake rattled a 400 mile wide Rockies region, strongest in the U.S. since 1971, with no serious injuries but scattered damage in Malad City and Salt Lake City. Center pinned near Snowville Utah. a girl cut by a falling set piece. several windows and chimneys damaged. power intact. President Ford attended Good Friday services at St. John’s Church, kneeling in prayer and taking communion.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Rocky Mountains
California
San Fernando Valley
National Earthquake Information Center
Golden
Colo
Utah Theater
Washington
Ford
St. John’s Episcopal Church
White House
William Lukash
Secret Service
John C. Harper
Stegeman Daughter Recovers After University Surgery
Miss Sandra Dee Stegeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred A Stegeman of 1500 S Fairground is in satisfactory condition after stomach surgery earlier this week at University Medical Center in Columbia. She is in room 612 East and is expected to stay about another week.
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Alfred A. Stegeman
S.’ Fairground
University Medical Center
Columbia
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