Goldberg in Tokyo Ending War Is Very Difficult
U S ambassador to the United Nations Arthur J Goldberg on a five nation Asian tour said ending the Vietnam war will be very, very difficult. He noted no peace package and urged de escalation that is mutual and could avoid prejudicing either side. He discussed with Japan de escalation and regional roles and suggested Geneva accords may provide a settlement kernel with stronger supervision.
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Goldberg
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Laos
Minuteman 2 On Target After 17th Straight Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fila AP The Minuteman 2 missile logged its 17th straight launch success sending a warhead 5000 miles to a South Atlantic target. The Air Force announced the Friday night test met its objectives after blasting from an underground silo. It was the third test here for Minuteman's new Mark 12 warhead, aimed at faster speeds than earlier versions.
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Fila
South Atlantic
Air Force
Minuteman
New Probe Planned in Powell Case
Washington AP reports a renewed probe into Adam Clayton Powell with possible prosecution. Congressional sources say the select committee examining Powell will check leads suggesting congressional indiscretion or law violations. Powell is at his Bahamas fishing retreat.
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Select Committee
Powell
Bimmins
Bahamas
Hole blown in airliner cabin shocks Northeast flight
Nine passengers and crew faced a hull breach on a Northeast Airlines DO6B on a Philadelphia to Boston run. A forward fuselage section exploded 15 500 feet above New Jersey near Colt's in Monmouth County as the plane neared Kennedy Airport. Pilot Capt. William Donahue landed safely despite two engines failing and a 12 by 10 foot hole in the cabin. No serious injuries reported. CAB investigating cause. cabin temperature dropped to minus 38 degrees.
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Miss Duffy
Northeast Airlines
New Jersey
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Boston
William Donahue
Saugus
Mass
Kennedy International Airport
Donahue
Manhunt for DeSalvo turns toward Canada
Massachusetts authorities say Albert DeSalvo the self proclaimed Boston strangler who escaped from Bridgewater State Hospital is armed and hitchhiking toward Williamsburg Ontario border points and customs offices in Ontario are on alert. FBI joined the search. bail potential set at 100000. Two fellow inmates who escaped with DeSalvo surrendered to investigators in Waltham, saying they had not seen him since early morning.
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Boston Strangler
Richard DeSalvo
Chelsea
Joseph
Everett
Beacon Hill
Back Bay
Cambridge
Charles River
Polly Holihan
Oes
George Gurley
Record Cold Grips Midwest Amid Arctic Air Blast
The Associated Press reports persistent numbing cold across the snow covered Midwest and parts of the Northeast. Arctic air centers in the north central zone with temperatures near 30 degrees.
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Notheast
Artic
Middletown Freezes as Cold Wave Grips Midwest
Arctic air sweeps from Ohio to New England with subzero readings in Cincinnati and Columbus. Warmest readings hover near 8 above in Cleveland while Atlanta sets a record low for February 25. Snow and gusty winds from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario complicate travel across the cold belt.
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Miranda Convicted Again in Rape Kidnap Case
Ernesto Miranda, 27, convicted Friday of rape and kidnapping in a 1963 Phoenix case after the Supreme Court previously overruled a 1963 sentence. He confessed to the crimes and received 20 to 25 years in Arizona State Prison. the high court had ruled in 1966 he had not been informed of rights.
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Ernesto Miranda
Supreme Court
Miranda
Phoenix
Arizona
High
Air Force Academy hit again in cheating probe
Air Force Academy in Colorado reports a new wave of honor code violations with 24 cadets resigning and 24 under investigation as the student committee probes the second cheating incident in two years. Cadet Lt Col Joseph Kruzel says he is stunned by the disclosures and notes all involved cadets knew the honor code.
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AIR Force Academy
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Joseph J. Kruzel
Fire sale quip echoes amid weary salesman
A fatigued salesman quips that a sale is a fire sale and warns he will be fired if he fails to close. The exchange highlights seller pressure and economic strain in a terse, human moment.
Boston Women Get 24 Hour Guards After DeSalvo Testimony
Police set round the clock protection at four suburban Boston homes of women who testified against Albert DeSalvo last month in the rape and indecent assault case. Guards remained outside as residents described fear and panic, with one woman refusing to answer the door.
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Boston
Albert DeSalvo
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Blaze sweeps Baltimore row house tragedy kills seven children
A two story brick Eastpoint home fire late Friday killed a 29 year old woman Phyllis Schrader and seven children. Neighbors and guardians were traumatized as firefighters and police attempted entry. Donna 7 survived with minor burns while other Schrader and Carey children stayed with relatives.
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Paula
Pamela
Donald
Cissie
Robert Carey
Bonnie
Joseph
Robert
Carey
Hilbert
Ort
Edward Carey
Donna
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