Embassy Officer Lodeesen Denied CIA Spy Charge
U S Embassy Second Secretary Jon S Lodeesen was named spy for the CIA by Izvestia in Moscow but declared the report false and said he was not charged. AP report mentions only denial and no charges. The piece shifts to a separate campus riot at Columbia University in New York. Police cleared a building and arrested 131 demonstrators after violent clashes during protests involving Mark Rudd and Students for a Democratic Society.
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Jon S. Lodeesen
Izvestia
Moscow
CIA
Lodeesen
New York
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Ivy League
Grayson Kirk
Hamilton Hall
Mark Rudd
Stu
Hamilton
Rudd
Kirk Re
Amsterdam Avenue
116Th Street
University
Howard Leary
Manhattan
De Gaulle Faces Censure Vote as France Shuts Down
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle’s government likely to survive a National Assembly censure tonight while a sprawling strike squeezes daily life across major cities. Over 8 million workers participate in protests, halting industry and transport though utilities continue. Debates on education stall the vote as centrists tilt toward the president amid broad opposition.
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Charles de Gaulle
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France
Bordeaux
Brest
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Lille
Lyon
Marseille
Poitiers
Rennes
Toulouse
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Duhamel
de Gaulle
Federation of the Democratic and Socialist Left
George Pompidou
Waves of B52s Hit VC Positions Near Saigon
American bombers pressed massive strikes Tuesday and today on enemy positions threatening Saigon the Central Highlands and bases below the DMZ. Fighter bombers hit a radar complex near Vinh while Hanoi bolstered air defenses in the southern panhandle. Losses rose to 840 U.S. warplanes, with a Marine Intruder and a Navy Skyhawk downed.
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U.S
Tonkin Gulf
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Hanoi
Panhandle
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Marine AG
Dong Hoi
Dmz
Navy
America
Air Force Strategic Command
Dak To
Kontum
Haiti Assassination Plot Fails As Duvalier Fight Continues
Cap Haitien clashes leave 10 rebels dead after a 20 minute battle while government troops pursue the rest. Exiled Haitian nationals in the United States are blamed for organizing the invasion and a UN Security Council request is urged. Ambassador Raoul Siclar cites international tolerance.
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Cap Haiti
Washington
Arthur Bonhomme
Francois Duvalier
Papa Doc
Duvalier
United Nations
Raoul Siclair
Port Au Prince
Security Council
Siclai
Siclait
U Thant
Paris Talks Deadlock Raises Blame Over Vietnam War
North Vietnam warned the Paris talks could fail and said the United States would bear full responsibility if no agreement is reached. W. Averell Harriman pressed for private discussions, while the North Vietnamese rebutted and accused the U S side of obstinacy and seeking a world propaganda gain. The fourth session extended about three hours with a four day pause before the next meeting.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Noth Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Thuy
World Gallery
OSU Dorm Fire Kills 1 as Police Suspect Arson
A fire on the 11th floor of Lincoln Tower at Ohio State University killed an 18 year old coed and injured 14 others. Officials say the blaze, started in a lounge area, was evidently set and under investigation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
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University Hospital
Pam Patterson
Ludlow Falls
University
Gordon B. Carson
Termine
Air Force C54 crash near Route 2A in Concord
An Air Force C54 transport plane en route from Andrews to Hanscom Field crashed and burned near Route 2A about two miles from Hanscom. Concord police reported smoke from the crash site as cruisers proceeded. Framingham residents had reported seeing an airborne plane with engines on fire moments earlier.
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Concord
Mass
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Hanscom Field
Bedford
Framingham
Southwest Ohio Forecast Sees Partly Cloudy Tonight
The outlook for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley shows partly cloudy skies tonight with lows in the upper 40s to 50s. Thursday brings more clouds and a chance of scattered showers.
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Miami Valley
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Haiti
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Paul Magloire
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Pat Kearns
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