Youth Held As Fire Bug After Church and City Fires
A young Air Force veteran from Drayton Plains Michigan surrendered in Minneapolis after admitting to starting a string of fires in churches and hotels from Boston to Minneapolis. Neussendorfer, son of a fire equipment maker, faced aggravated arson charges with bond set at 50000. He signed a statement detailing six fires in Minneapolis and others in Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit Washington St Louis New Orleans Lafayette London Morgan City Ann Arbor and Cambridge. The total damage was reported between 5 and 10 million dollars.
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Minneapolis
Air Force
Bos
Joseph Frank Neussendorfer
Drayton Plains
Mich
David Jamieson
Neussendorfer
Jamieson
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
New Orleans
Lafayette
New London
Conn
Morgan City
Ann Arbor
Walker
Twin Cities
East
Westminster Presbyterian
Hennepin Avenue Methodist
Holy Trinity Church
Harvard Church
Cambridge
Mass
Yank killed by Viet Cong advisory patrol clash
A US Army enlisted man serving as an adviser with South Vietnamese government troops was killed in a clash with Viet Cong about 240 miles northeast of Saigon. An American officer adviser was wounded about a half hour later with a gunshot wound to the right hand. both were part of a combat patrol, with few other details released.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North
U.S
Hanoi
United States
Crash Kills Man 27 in Columbus
A car crashed into a utility pole in Columbus Saturday killing John J. Curry 27 a passenger. The driver James L. Holland 25 of Columbus was in critical condition at a Columbus hospital authorities said.
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Columbus
Opio
John J. Curry
James L. Holland
A Glance Inside West Point And South Viet Nam
A feature traces West Point soldiers from the Hudson to Vietnam and back, with another piece showing a group of deaf mutes reading sounds of a steel mill and a sermon through sign language.
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West Point and
South Viet Nam
West Point
Hudson River
Viet Nam
Ranger 8 Moon Photos Spark Scientific Debate at JPL
Ranger 8 sent thousands of moon surface pictures to Earth prompting expert debate. Dr. Gerard Kuiper and others disagree on surface depth and lava-like material, while some say highland regions near the Sea of Tranquillity may be rugged.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 8
Earth
Gerard P. Kuiper
No. 7
Sea of
Ranger 7
Kuiper
University of Arizona
Moon
Harold Urey
University of California At
Surace
Ranger
Peace Corpsman Shot To Death In Venezuela
A U S Peace Corps member was fatally shot in Caracas after police mistook him and a companion for terrorists. Joseph R. Rupley 24 of Orinda Calif and David Glover 25 of Grosse Ile Mich were wounded as officers opened fire upon the jeep they rode in. Two other volunteers Ronald Bean and Donald Carluccio escaped uninjured. The volley followed an attack on a police station earlier that evening.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Peace Corps
Joseph R. Rapley
Orinda
Calif
David Glover
Grosse Ile
Mich
Ronald Bean
Fairfield
Maine
Donald Carluccio
Hoboken
N.J
Rupley
Glover
Bean
Carluccio
Joseph W. Rupley
University of California At Berkeley
Peru
Merida
Ohio students protest Viet Nam war in multiple cities
Peace groups demonstrated in Dayton Columbus and Athens with counter protests. About 300 gathered in Dayton while Columbus saw 40 anti war marchers sponsored by local peace groups. Ohio University participants cited for peace talks and withdrawal aims.
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Ohio
United States
Viet Nam
Dayton
Columbus
Kremlin
U. S
The
Ohio University
Athens
Student Peace Union
Harrison Butterworth
Peace Corps
War Corps For Peace
Columbus Citizens Committee For Peace
Ohio State University
Students For Liberal Action
Venezuelan crisis deepens as protests turn violent
Venezuelan authorities opened an inquiry as clashes with students erupted over a taxi strike described by the government as Communist inspired. One student was killed and 12 injured amid rioting near the post of the judicial technical. Carluccio had just returned from his father's funeral in Hoboken when others went to the airport to pick him up. The U S embassy provided details of the incident.
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Carluccio
Hoboken
Peace Corps Volunteer Shot in Northern Thailand
A Cincinnati woman, Joan Sutton, a Peace Corps volunteer and schoolteacher in Northern Thailand, was shot in the arm Thursday during a burglary in her room. Her arm was fractured, and she was transported by U S Air Force plane from a provincial hospital to Bangkok for treatment.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Joan Sutton
Peace Corps
Miss Sutton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Four F101s Reported Shot Down Over Laos
Radio Peking quoted Pathet Lao claiming four U S F101 jets were shot down on bombing missions in Sam Neua Province Laos with several others damaged. U S Defense Department confirmed a missing pilot Maj Robert F Ronca from New Jersey after a Friday takeoff in South Viet Nam. The Geneva 1962 neutral Laotian accord is cited as U S justification for the bombing.
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FIOL
Pathet Tao
Laos
Radio Peking
Pathet Lao
Sam Neua
Defense Department
Washington
Air Force
South
Viet Nam
Maj
Robert F. Ronca
Norristown
South Viet Nam
Ronca
North Viet Nam
AFL-CIO United Steelworkers vote to be witnessed in Pittsburgh
Labor Department said by mutual agreement candidates will have representatives witness the opening examination and tallying of votes for president of the AFL C IO United Steelworkers of America. Official tabulation is set for Monday at the union headquarters in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Labor Department
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers of America
Union
Pittsburgh
Eades Dies From Truck Collision Injuries
Cincinnati report says Bradson Eades aged 41 of Norwood died in Good Samaritan Hospital from injuries suffered on February 13 when struck by a small truck in his suburb.
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Cincinnati
Bradson Eades
Norwood
Good Samaritan Hospital
Biggest War Haul Discovered as Viet Cong Supply Depot Found
South Vietnamese forces uncover a 30 ton weapons cache in Vung Ro Bay including Red Chinese rifles and Soviet guns. A sunken gunboat yields a 50 caliber AA gun and mortars as U.S. and Vietnamese troops press a ground sweep. North Viet Nam warns against new U.S. strikes per Nhan Dan.
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Saigon
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States
North
Harpi
Nhan Dan
U.S
Vung Ro Bay
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Yank
Ray Bliss
Shah Whaeawhe Qa
Meloni
Valley News
Eixperts
Ranger 3
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Joseph Rupley
Siain
Peace
Hawaii
Ewen A. Whitaker
Kuipers
Associated Press
Wayne Davis
Nguyen Hau
Peking
Tokyo
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Saigon, South Viet Nam
Cove
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