Japanese photographer dies in Vietnam mine blast
Hiromichi Mine, 27, a prizewinning Tokyo-born photographer for United Press International, was fatally injured when an armored personnel carrier struck a road mine between Hue and Phu Bai in northern South Vietnam. He was among journalists covering the war. one soldier was killed and several were wounded. Mine died at Phu Bai Marine Hospital after being hospitalized with severe burns.
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Saigon
Hiromichi
United Press International
Mine
Tokyo
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Hue
Phu Bai
South Vietnam
U.S. Marine Hospital
U.S. Air Force
Children's Quotes Now Best Seller In Town Report
Andover Massachusetts AP reports a town report features quotes from schoolchildren and drawings critiquing municipal work. The yearly compilation, titled as children see us, mixes sober official notes with child commentary on police, fire, highways, parks, lighting, and Memorial Hall Library.
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Andover
Mass
Boston
Municipal Chronicle
Memorial Hall Library
Reward Offered For Return Of Stolen Letters
A Wilmington woman offers a reward for the return of her son Donald Horseman’s Vietnam letters and mementos stolen from a family car. The battered blue suitcase contained letters, citations and keepsakes from Marine Cpl. Don Horseman serving in Vietnam aboard the USS Wright. The theft also targeted the younger son Jerry’s car in front of their home.
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Wilmington
Del
Vietnam
Katherine Horseman
Don
Cpl
Donald Horseman
USS Wright
Jerry
Donny
Special Concert on TV Showcases Rubenstein Oistrakh and Bolshoi
New York AP reports CBS aired a 90 minute Hurok presents concert featuring Artur Rubenstein, David Oistrakh, and the Bolshoi Ballet. Oistrakh opened with Bach, Giselle by Bolshoi, and Rubenstein performed Beethoven Piano Concerto No 4. The show used inventive closeups and offered a minute silent intermission between acts.
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New York
Artur Rubenstein
David Oistrakh
Bolshoi Ballet
CBS
S. Hurok
Oistrakh
Bolshoi Corps de Ballet
Adolphe Adams
Giselle
Lions moonlight as actors in Paper Lion filming
At training camp in Boca Raton Florida the Detroit Lions 62 players work as movie actors for George Plimpton's Paper Lion production.
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Boca Raton, Fla
UPI
Detroit Lions
George Plimpton
Paper Lion
Franklin Joins North Delta Economic Group
Franklin Parish Police Jury voted to join the North Delta Economic Development Council, paying 600 annually. Joe Garvelle and F C Howard were named to the council board, with Howard and George Allen Price expenses to be reimbursed. Jury approved 150 convention advances for members and officials for the New Orleans meeting March 24 26.
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Winnsboro
Franklin Parish
North Delta Economic Development Council
Northeast Louisiana
North Delta Economic Council
Joe Garvelle
F. C. Howard
New Orleans
Thought for the day by Robert G. Ingersoll
A newspaper thought for the day cites lawyer Robert G. Ingersoll noting that few rich men own their own property and that property often owns them. The remark underscores the ides of wealth entanglement and loss of independence.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
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Rhett Butler
ABC
Coral Jungle
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Ryan O'Neal
Mia Farrow
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Monaco
William L. Shirer
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Third Reich
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Sears, Roebuck and CO
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North Delta Economic Group
John Norton
Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry
Humphries
Franklin Unit
Plough, Inc
Simmons
D&e Furniture
DeSiard
Joe & Bill Furniture
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