Rockets Hit Two South Vietnam Airfields in U S Retaliation
Attacks on Bien Hoa and Phuoc Vinh airstrips followed U S raids on MIG bases near Hanoi. Reported casualties include six Americans killed or wounded and about 25 planes damaged at Bien Hoa with several at Phuoc Vinh.
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Hanoi
Bien Hoa
South Vietnam
Phuoc Vinh
Saigon
North Vietnam
al Skyraider
South Vietnamese Air Forge
Cette
Wallace Walkout at Princeton Demonstration
More than 400 students walked out on George Wallace's speech at Princeton University. Some students burned an effigy and a Confederate flag. a Nazi salute was shouted by a small group, quickly quelled by security as Wallace remained unfazed and praised the reception.
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Princeton
N.J
Allace
Princeton University
Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Rioter Dies On Shotgun Wounds In Mississippi Riot
In Jackson Mississippi National Guardsmen state patrolmen and city police kept watch over Lynch Street after a riot at Jackson State College. Two men were shot with Benjam in Brown 22 died later at University Hospital and Cleothus Jackson 19 was wounded. Curfew imposed and 12 arrested as guards cleared the street following a dawn vigil.
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Mississippi
Walter Johnson
Jackson State
Jackson, Miss
Lynch Street
Jackson State Colege
Jackson
Benjamin Brown
Cleothus Jackson
Greenville
Miss
Brown
National Guard
University Hospital
all-Negro College
Missing Hannibal Boys Feared Trapped in Cave Bluff
Rescuers by floodlight dig into a cave bluff in Hannibal after three boys Edwin Lowell 14 Joey Hoag 13 and Bill Hoag 11 last seen Wednesday afternoon near a newly uncovered cave. Civil Defense cave rescue teams from Missouri Illinois and Washington D C and Missouri National Guardsmen clear passages and search around a major cave slide as police dogs indicate activity near the entrance. National Speleological Society President William G. Karras arrived to advise on the slide area as dawn approaches.
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Hannibal, Mo
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Mississippi River
Twain
Edwin
Lowell
Joel
Joey) Hoag
Bill Hoag
Civil Defense
Missouri
Illinois
Washington, D.C
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Hoag Brothers
Dowell Boy
Bob Harrison
Harry Musgrove
National Guard
Musgrove
Hoag
Murphy’s Cave
William G. Karras
National Speleological Society
Fireman's Parade Supports Vietnam War Effort
New York fire captain Ray Gimmler organized a large pro troops parade in response to antiwar protests. The event aims to back U S forces in Vietnam, with 50 000 to 100 000 expected along Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Ray Gimmier
Vietnam
New York City
San Francisco
Fifth Avenue
Gimmler
Engine Co
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Fire Department
Weekend Forecast Promises Cooling Rain Likely
The forecast calls for cloudy cool weather with rain tonight and Saturday. A cooler weekend gives way to warmer midweek with more rain possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Yesterday reached 76 with a 49 degree overnight low and 51 degrees at 11 am today.
Aged Man's Arrest Sparks Nazi Bormann Rumors
Guatemala's secret police arrested an elderly man in Mariscos near Guatemala City and sent his fingerprints to West Germany amid rumors he is Adolf Eichmann’s ally and Nazi fugitive Martin Bormann. Simon Wiesenthal contends Bormann may be alive in South America, with various unconfirmed sightings reported across Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.
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Martin Bormann
West Germany
Bormann
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Eduardo Garcia Gomez
Mariscos
Guatemala City
Adolf Eichman
Simon Wiesenthal
Vienna
South America
Stantly
Betvean
Wiesenthal
Documenta
Paraguay
Gerda
Bolzano
Italy
Martin Jr
Eva
Cold War standoff over two Sea of Japan ship collisions
United States and Soviet Union accuse each other after two clashes near the Walker in the Sea of Japan. U S officials say warnings were ignored by Soviet destroyers while Moscow cites American aggression. Officials tie tensions to Vietnam and expect no end to such incidents soon.
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Washington
U.S
Sea of Japan
United States
Walker
Japan Sea
Vietnam
Stroyers
U.S. Navy
Ex Nazi Verbelen to Stand Trial Again in Belgium Shootings
Austria's Supreme Court ordered a retrial for former Bel gian Nazi Robert Jan Verbelen, who was acquitted in 1965, on charges he ordered the 1943 44 shootings of five Belgian resistance fighters, including three police officers, during World War II.
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Vienna
Austria
Robert Jan Verbelen
Ministry of Justice
Verbelen
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