SRAM Missile Pact Lets U S Boost Bomber Armament
The USSR USA arms pact imposes no limits on bombers or their weapons, allowing about 1000 SRAM missiles to be deployed on B52 FB111 and potential B1 bombers. SRAM ranges 50 to 100 miles and aims to penetrate radar defenses, with warhead power described as greater than Hiroshima’s 20,000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Hiroshima
Moscow
U.S
SRAM
FBI
Russia
Bremer Odyssey Tracked Across States During Wallace Campaign
A 21 year old, Arthur H. Bremer, traveled hundreds of miles between Milwaukee and campaign stops for George Wallace from April to May. He was photographed at several rallies and identified in Ottawa and Kalamazoo while surveillance follows his movements up to the Wallace shooting in Laurel Maryland.
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Washington
Arthur H. Bremer
Milwaukee
George C. Wallace
Bremers
Bremer
Wallace
Alabama
Ottawa
Dtarte
Nixon
Associated Press
Pittsburg
FBI
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Walace
New York City
Waldorf Astoria
Lake Michigan
Ludington
Michigan
Sharon Campon
Laidington
Mich
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Lansing
Capital Plaza
Landover
Reid Hotel
Kalamazoo
Wheaton
Laurel
North Vietnamese Attack Hits Kontum and Rail Bridge
North Vietnamese infantry pressed into Kontum, blew up the main ammunition dump, and clashed with Saigon forces in several city sections. U.S. jets reported destroying a major railroad bridge linking northeast Vietnam to China as fighting raged near Hue and An Loc.
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Saigon
Kontum
Stree
Central Highlands
U.S
North Vietnam
China
Hue
An Loc
Hentum
Associated Press
Davie J. Paine
Prett
Cyclone Whipping Up Rains Off U S Atlantic Coast
A subtropical cyclone off the U S Atlantic coast weakened slightly as it moved south of the Carolinas. The National Hurricane Center warned of dangerous seas and heavy rain with gusts to 60 mph, prompting gale and small craft warnings from Virginia to New Jersey.
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United States
Atliecoas
National Hurricane Center
Jacksonville
Fila
Virginia Beaches
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Seaboard
Stuart
Cape May
N. J
Weekend Memorial Day Forecast Promises Sunny Warm Days
Memorial Day weekend continues with sunny skies and a high in the lower 80s. Tonight will drop to the upper 50s and tomorrow returns to the 80s.
Masked Protestant March Triggers Belfast Violence
In Belfast a 15,000 strong masked Protestant march paralyzed downtown amid two bomb blasts and a border ambush that wounded four soldiers and slight injuries to Lord Mayor-designate William Christie. Paraders wore uniforms and carried Union Jacks while security kept a low profile.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
William Christie
Ulster Defense Association
Vanguard Movement
Loyalist Association of Workers
Corps of
Ulster Defensemen
Shankill
Ulster
Creetly
Old Park Road
Crumlin Road
Christie
Forkhill
Ireland- Northern Ireland
Nixon Visits Leningrad Promises Peace to World
President Nixon in Leningrad honors 470000 siege victims at Piskareyev Cemetery and meets Tanya the 12 year old whose family died in 1941 44. He signs a guest book dedicating his visit to Tanya and the heroes of Leningrad saying eternal glory to the city. He previews a televised address to the Soviet people.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leningrad
Imperial Russia
Piskareyev Memorial
Tanya
Russia
Mariinsky Palace
Council of Workers Deputies
Sovie
Tanyas
Leningradu
Heroe
Ronald L. Ziegler
Sailing The Atlantic A 35-foot boat Challenge
A Middletown man and two Monroe boys plan to sail the Atlantic in a 35 foot boat. The feat is presented as a major challenge and the feature is teased for page 21. The piece mentions the Lafayette Escadrille with one survivor on page 1. Bill Anderson is noted as a country music television star on page 3.
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Atlantic
Monroe
Lafayette Escadrille
Bill Anderson
Thunderbirds show canceled at Wright Patterson base
Wright Patterson Air Force Base cancels the June 23 Thunderbirds performance citing logistics for public access. Brigadier General E A Rafalko says opening the base could invite demonstrations on federal property and strain crowd control and police resources. The decision prioritizes base and community resource management amid ongoing peace vigils.
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Air Force Thunderbirds
E. A. Rafalko
Air Force
Armed Forces
Rafalko
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