Student Blocks Torch Protest at White House
Arthur Zinner a 20 year old Boston University history major doused himself with gasoline outside the White House to protest the Vietnam War. Police seized him before he could strike matches and he was hospitalized for observation. His father said his son was idealistic and not known to belong to a peace group.
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Washington
White House
Arthur Zinner
Boston University
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Zinner
Secret Service
New York
Jack Zinner
U. S
Viet Nam
Norman Morrison
Baltimore
Pentagon
Roger Laporte
United Nations
Greek Tankers Diverted Beira to Rhodesia Oil Route
The Joana V docked at Beira with 18 700 tons of oil en route to Rhodesia while the Manuela heads toward Durban after a British naval diversion. The UN authorized force to block Beira oil flows and South Africa considers further sanctions amid Rhodesia oil shortages.
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London
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Beira
South Africa
South African Press Association
George Vardinoyannis
Manuela
Durban
United Nations
Ian Smith
Mental Health Film Available for Public Showings
A new half hour film Working of the Clinic showcases methods and drugs aiding mental health recovery. Produced with the Butler County Mental Health Clinic, Mrs. Dale Wilson invites groups to view the film and arrange presentations.
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Butler County
Dale Wilson
Butler Mental Health Clinic
Franklin Man Hurt In Wreck
A Franklin motorist Fred O. Meeker 67 sustained minor injuries when his car was struck by Donald Wahl 55 in a two car crash at E Second Street and Poplar Street around 3 25 p m total damage 300 Wahl cited for failing to keep an assured clear distance.
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Fred O. Meeker
Kenwood Drive
Franklin
Meeker
Donald Wahl
Dayton
E. Second Street
Poplar Street
Wahl
Salvation Army Roof Damage Cleared by Youths Payment
Damage to the Salvation Army building at 1703 Pershing Ave was estimated at 35 dollars for the roof. Three youths aged 8 to 10 were caught on the roof with a claw hammer and agreed to pay for repairs. they were referred to juvenile court.
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Salvation Army
Pershing Ave
Charles Schramm
First U S Navy radar ship New York dates 1938
The first naval vessel to employ radar was the U S S New York, marking a milestone in 1938 for U S Navy maritime detection and combat capabilities.
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U.S.S. New York
North Viet Missions Limited By Air Force
The Air Force imposes a 100 mission limit per tour for pilots flying against targets in North Viet Nam. No limit exists for missions in South Viet Nam. Navy and Marines report no limits. At current pace a pilot can reach 100 missions in about seven months before reassignment.
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Air
Washington
Air Force
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Navy
Marines
Viet Nam
Air Force policy on Vietnam combat tours
The Air Force distinguishes North Viet Nam from the south due to antiaircraft threats. Pilots and air crews are assigned to the Vietnam war for 120 months or 100 combat missions under the new policy.
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North
Viet Nam
South
Air Force
Fire at 1825 Sherman Ave Tells of Mrs. Laura Hummel
A blaze at 1825 Sherman Avenue alerted crews at 6 44 a m. Mrs Laura Hummel 79 experienced difficulty breathing and declined transport to hospital.
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Sherman Ave
Laura Hummel
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Italian Medical Association
Akihur Zinner
U.S
Moon & Adrion Ins. Agency, Inc
Broad St
Johnson
Fredericksburg
Tex
Lady Bird
Lynda
Luci
George Hamilton
Pat Nugent
Joanna V
Sohio
S&s
N. University
H.P. Clinton
Thurs
Web
Central Avenue
Clinton
Ohio Bell Service
Ohio Bell
Nationwide Bell System
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