Johnsons son in law completes loadmaster training in Vietnam
Airman J C Nugent, 24 year old husband of Luci Johnson, finished three months of loadmaster training for C123 cargo planes and joined the 309th Special Operations Squadron at Phan Rang Vietnam. He arrived April 13 and is near halfway through a one year tour with rest anticipated in mid October.
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Saigon
Johnson
J.C. Patrick J. Nugent
Air Force
South Vietnam
Nugent
309Th Special Operations
Phan Rang Ir
Vietnam
Luci
R&r
113Th Tatical Fighter Wing
Cam Ranh
Phan Rang
Ter
Charles S. Robb
1St Marine Division
da Nang
Robb
Lynda
Soviet 1500-Mile Rocket Submarines Hinted by Senate Panel
A Senate preparedness subcommittee report warns the Soviet Union is building a new class of nuclear missiles on submarines that could strike U.S. targets from 1500 miles offshore. It cites growing Soviet ICBM launchers, planned submarines, and multiple-warhead missiles, urging rapid development of AMSA and advanced ICBMs.
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Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Pentagon
Subcommittee
AMSA
Cuba says spy ring smashed by CIA organized network
Havana reports arrest of one man and five women linked to a CIA organized spy ring. Inter ministry says agents gathered data on armed strength, sugar crop, ship movements, and oil supplies for the United States. One operative, Manuel de los Santos Garcia Ramirez, previously based in Cuba, now in Miami. Trial set before Havana Revolutionary Tribunal.
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Havana
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Interior Ministry
Cuba
United States
CIA
Manuel “Binchinche” de Los Santos Garcia Ramirez
Miami
Latin American Solidarity Organization
Washi
Saxbe Endorsed by Northwest Ohio Teamsters for Senate
The Northwest Ohio Council of Teamsters endorsed Republican William B. Saxbe for the U.S. Senate seat from Ohio. President Lawrence Steinberg announced the backing on Saturday in Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo, Ohio
Northwest Ohio Council of Teamsters
William B. Saxbe
U.S
Ohio
Lawrence Steinberg
Orphaned Land Spans The United States
The United States holds vast stretches of land from Florida to Alaska that no one seems to want. The piece notes thousands of acres idle while planners discuss budget cuts. City department heads in Middletown are told to slash budgets for next year and find additional savings.
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United States
Florida
Alaska
Middletown
Gls Break Open VC Rice Hoards
U S troops uncovered large caches of enemy rice and supplies near Saigon and west of the city as North Vietnamese withdrawal followed a string of defeats near the Cambodian frontier. Hoards included 30 tons of rice near Duc Hoa and 20 tons buried south of Quang Tri with other caches of medical gear and ammunition. Guerrillas near Thu Due east of Saigon lost 11 men and a $1000 payroll to U S patrols.
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Saigon
U.S
PM Tek Md Tk
U.S. 25Th Division
Duc Hoa
1St Air Cavalry Division
Quang Tri City
Dmz
199Th Light Infantry Brigade
U.S. Ith Armored Cavalry
Thu
De Gaulle Says Common Market Depends on France
In Bonn De Gaulle warned West Germany that the Common Market would collapse if France is bypassed to admit Britain and other applicants. He told Chancellor Kiesinger France can do without the market but the market cannot live without France. They pledged preferential solidarity and cooperation and planned to strengthen the 1963 friendship pact amid West German pressure for gradual expansion.
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Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
Britain
de Gaulle
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Gaulle
Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
Europe
Bloodbath Looms In Biafra Civil War Crisis
Lagos dispatch says Biafrans adopt a fight or die stance as Nigeria presses a final assault on Umuahia. Rebels counterattack on multiple fronts and have reportedly captured one town as casualties and starvation mount amid a 15 month war.
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Lagos
Umuahia
Johnson urges honest road over fear in Villa Madonna College speech
President Johnson spoke at the dedication ceremony for Thomas More College now Villa Madonna College in Kentucky, warning against exploiting fear and division. He contrasted candid debate on race and government with attacks by opponents, urging Americans to face tough questions without pandering to hatred.
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Thomas More College
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Nixon
Villa Madonna College
Thomas More
Greater Cincinnati
Ft. Mitchell
George C. Wallace
Weekend Warmth Continues With Clouds and Scattered Showers
Sunny skies give way to cloudy conditions tonight with a chance of showers. Temperatures remain in the 70s and showers are likely tomorrow across the region.
Saxbe Calls for Law and Order in Senate Bid
In Columbus Ohio William B Saxbe Republican candidate for the U S Senate urged Washington action to curb wild-eyed rioters and anarchists in a statewide keynote speech broadcast nationwide He condemned the Johnson administration and the Democratic Party and urged discipline and respect for law and order amid left and right turmoil.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Washington
Saxbe
U. S. Senate
Columbia University
Chicago
Agnew Blames Johnson For Morality Slump
Vice presidential hopeful Spiro Agnew blamed the Johnson administration for a decline in moral leadership and a rising “social criminal class” at a Milwaukee rally. He urged better balance of laws courts and elections and condemned dissent as harming American ideals.
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Agnew
Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
Spiro T. Agnew
Alverno College
South Side
Husak dismisses Dubcek ouster rumors in Prague
In Prague, Gustav Husak denied rumors he would replace Alexander Dubcek as Czechoslovakia's party leader. The Slovak Communist chief asserted the talk has no substance while Prague criticized Western powers and defended internal reforms amid mounting Soviet pressure. The Munich agreement and West Germany’s stance were also reviewed as Czechoslovak media framed loyalty to Soviet-style reform.
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Slovak Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Gustav Husak
Dubcek
Husak
West Germany
Prague
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