Harlem theater cache fuels probes into extremist links
Police found a diverse weapon cache inside the Black Arts Repertory Theater in Harlem including a 30-caliber carbine, a sawed-off rifle, a crossbow and a pipe bomb. Investigators seek ties to a secret extremist group as officers question five theater associates amid a shooting incident at the scene.
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New York
Harlem
Black Arts Repertory Theater
W.130th St
Khan
Black Arts Theater
Leroi Jones
Spring Weather Remains In Area
Comfortable spring weather persists with no major temperature change. Scattered showers are possible Friday into night. highs expected 76 to 82, with overnight lows of 62 to 98. Twin Cities high reached 76 and the low fell to 50 this morning.
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Twin Cities
Johnson to Meet Advisers Over NATO Rift with De Gaulle
President Johnson convenes top State and Defense aides to discuss France’s move to pull out of NATO. The session follows recent talks with Dean Acheson and Charles Bohlen as U.S. policy aims to keep NATO intact while addressing legality and cost implications of Paris’s actions.
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Washington
Johnson
State
Defense Department
Western Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
Dean Acheson
Charles FE. Bohlen
John M. Leedy Rusk
Acheson
Bohlen
Paris
U.S
United States
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
U S Planes Bomb North Viet Forces Near Saigon
U S Air Force B52 bombers struck a North Vietnamese regiment about 35 miles north of Saigon as Operation Silver City entered its 10th day. Allied troops pressed through jungle with machetes, tallying 275 enemy dead in four hours and confirming North Vietnamese regulars among the fallen. Other pilots dodged surface to air missiles while patrolling over North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Intellience
North Viet Nam
U S War Dead Toll Is Hiked In Viet Nam Week
The U S military reports 100 Americans killed and 808 wounded in action in Viet Nam for the week of March 6 12 with eight missing. Losses rose from the prior week and cover broader combat activity across multiple sectors including Bao Trat Tuy Hoa and Cao Lanh as air and ground forces engage Viet Cong. The report notes a major air and naval connection and sketches a broader pattern of fighting in the Mekong Delta and central highlands amid ongoing operations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Safe Splashdown Ends Tense Gemini 8 Mission
Families of astronauts Armstrong and Scott felt relief as Gemini 8 splashed down safely off Okinawa after a tense reentry. Armstrong fought to stabilize the craft using thrusters for 30 minutes then fired retro-rockets to end the perilous fifth orbit.
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Armstrong
Scott
Western Pacific
No. 7
Africa
Arabia
India
Red China
Gemini
Laading
Okinawa
Air Force
St Patrick Day Greetings Warm Wishes Across Twin Cities
The piece shares St Patrick Day customs from Erin and Twin Cities readers. It notes shamrock distribution by St Frederick High School seniors and juniors, Knights of Columbus events, and Irish-themed church reflections. It recalls Patrick's mission, legends about snakes, and cultural impact on Ireland.
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Travis Mayo
Erin
St. Patrick’s Day
Twin Cities
New York City
Dublin
St. Patrick's
Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin
Jack Collins
Northeast
St. Frederick
Knights of Columbus
Oliver Road
Tony Anzalone
Ray Tichel
Ireland
Patrick
Emerald Isle
Radar operator George Bucky linked to Gemini 8 rescue mission
Twin Cities notes show George S. Bucky, son of Mr and Mrs George J Bucky of 516 Lakeshore Dr, serves as a radar operator aboard the U S S Mason. The vessel reportedly rescued Gemini 8 pilots Neil Armstrong and David Scott near Vietnam. His father says the ship just reached port when the call came.
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Lavolla
Calif
Tom W. Scott
Cape Kennedy
Stephen K. Armstrong
Neil
George S. Bucky
George J. Bucky
Lakeshore Dr
Navy
George
U.S.S. Mason
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Viet Nam
Ouachita High
Astronauts Scott and Armstrong Relax in Sun Waiting for Recovery
In the Western Pacific, astronauts David R. Scott and Neil A. Armstrong lounged in the sun and ate lunch aboard Gemini 8 as the destroyer Mason closed in to tow the capsule. Captain John Maddox reported they remained in space suits with doors open, calmly awaiting rescue after their three day mission fell short.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Okinawa
Pacific
Leonard Lay
Houston
Tex
Gene Kranz
Gemini
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert Gilruth
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Johnson
Naha
U.S
Pam Cst
Armstrong
Agena Space
Pewsmen
John Phodee
Armstrong A
Scott
Purposs
Scott and
Pacific Ocean
Gemini & Spacecraft
David R
Tachikawa
Japan
David R. Scott
Neil A. Armstrong
Western Pacific
John W. Maddox
Canal Street
Mulberry
Maddox
Mason
Chuckle Women Like Ships In Fine Shape And Paint
A humorous comparison notes that women, like ships, stay seaworthy when cared for with regular upkeep and fresh paint, implying resilience through maintenance and attention.
Used GE Electric Range with Oven and Timer
Residential buyer seeks a used GE electric range with automatic oven and timer. Price around $50. Call or text 367 1747 for contact and viewing.
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England
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Voth
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Saicon
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L Loist
Tuy Hoa
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25Th Infantry
Sed
Satson
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Mekong
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Saeon
Dane van Phouc
Associated Press
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Earth
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Janet Armstrong
Strongs
Armstrongs
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Janet
Nassau Bay
Mission Control
Isaac CC. Ott
San Antonio
Tracy
Doug
Edward H. White II
TS. Trude
Barrington
Armstrong House
Ricky
Mark
C. G. Shearon
Dave
Space Agency
Christ
Earl Provenza
St. Matthews Catholic Church
Mary Louise Devereaux
St. Matthews
Carlow
Treland
Edward Deevy
St. Anthony's Church
Bunkie
Ted Stanley
Monroe
Louisiana College
Pineville
Alexandria Hall
Simmons
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