Reds Charge 3 Americans With Spying
Three Americans face Soviet accusations of spying and hostile activities in Moscow and elsewhere. Nicholas Riegg, Donald Lesh, and Thomas Dawson are central to a case drawing U.S. denials and international attention.
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Reds
Moscow
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Donald R. Lesh
Sun City
Ariz
Lesh
Riegg
Thomas R. Dawson
Annapolis
Peace Corps
Iran
Dawson
Leningrad
Minsk
Stockholm
Sweden
Bucharest
Kharkov
Ukraine
Resident Talks Of Experiences From Nazi Occupation
Belgian born American Leon Hannotte recalls life in Liege during 1940 to 1944 under Nazi rule. He describes factory deception, underground activity, Luftwaffe raids, SS sightings, forced labor, reprisals, and local collaboration amid occupation.
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Leon Hannotte
Morris
Liege
Belgium
Hannotte
Walsh Construction Company
Dresden
America
United States
Germany
Leon
President Acts To Postpone Airline Strike
President Johnson moves to delay by 60 days a Pan American World Airways strike by 12,000 AFL CIO Transport Workers Union members. An American Airlines dispute was narrowly settled earlier this week. The plan creates an emergency board to study the issues and report in 30 days, then a 30 day cooling off period.
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Washington
Johnson
Pan American World Airways
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
Pan Am
Bill D. Moyers
Pan American
Stamp to mark Erie Canal construction start anniversary
The Post Office Department will issue a stamp next year to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the start of construction of the Erie Canal.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Pope Vows to End War in Viet Nam Appeal
In a letter carried by Arch bishop Sergio Pignedoli the Pope pledged to work relentlessly to achieve peace in Viet Nam. He urged all Vietnamese leaders and people to seek a just and pacific solution amid the war. The Vatican sent a three man Pontifical mission to Saigon to explore new peace avenues.
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Vatican
Sergio Pignedoli
Saigon
Viet Nam
Weather outlook and temperatures this weekend
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts mostly cloudy skies with brief light showers tonight then partly cloudy conditions tomorrow and Sunday. It will stay cool with Saturday highs in the 57 to 64 range and Saturday night and Sunday morning lows 38 to 45.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris
Viet Nam buildup reaches 317500 as U S troops top Vietnamese forces
A landing of 2500 GIs raises U S personnel to 317500 in Viet Nam with U S air raids targeting the North. Premier Ky's government cites 705000 armed Vietnamese, mostly militiamen and irregulars, while talks stall with Hanoi spurning negotiations. The Vatican reports a peace letter from Pope Paul VI to Viet Nam bishops. Ky notes Saigon Washington policy differences on Goldberg proposals.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Two Burglaries Checked in Percy Murder
Kenilworth Illinois authorities probe two burglaries near Charles H. Percy home as part of the Valerie Percy slaying investigation. Police compare possible links to a Tempe Arizona case and await Sharon Percy’s return for a witness interview.
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Percy
Kenilworth
Ill
Charles H. Percy
Valerie
Robert M. Daley
Chicago
Daley
Valerie Percy
Sharon
Arizona
Laura E. Bernstein
Tempe
Ariz
Inez Trashes Caribbean Then Aims for Bahamas
Hurricane Inez devastates Cuba with sugar crop destruction in Oriente Province and mass evacuations around Guantanamo. Death toll climbs across the Caribbean with 67 dead in the Dominican Republic and 33 reported in Guadeloupe as relief struggles with damaged clinics and power outages.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Cuba
Bahamas
United States
National Hurricane Center
Nassau
Caribbean
Havana
Oriente
Caimanera
U.S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Navy
2Nd Atlantic
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Juancho
Barahona
Guadeloupe
Two Nazi War Criminals Leave Prison in Berlin
Baldur von Schirach and Albert Speer were released from Spandau Prison at midnight after serving 20 years each for war crimes. Rudolf Hess remains the sole inmate as the fortress gates opened to a crowd of family and officials. Speer’s wife Margarethe and lawyer Hans Flaechsner were on hand, with Von Schirach’s three sons Klaus, Robert, and Richard arriving in Berlin.
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Berlin
Baldur von Schirach
Albert Speer
West Berlin
Spandau
Hitler
Rudolf Hess
von Schirach
Speer
Nuernberg
Hess
Scotland
Mission of Humanity
Britain
Germany
Margarethe
Hans Flaechsner
Klaus
Robert
Richard
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Nicholas H. Riegg
Concord
Calif
University of Pennsylvania
Romania
State Department
The
CIA
Charles Wilfong
Liberty St
Armstrong St
Nicholas John Hannette
Leons
Russia
Hannette
Wermacht
von Falkenhausen
Luftwaffe
Heverle
Brussels
Pope
Vatican City
Paul VI
Asheville
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Morris Community High School
Judy Peterson
Joyce Peterson
Beth McArdle
Susie Broderick
Larry Varland
Frank Black
Tom Berkland
Bers
Vernon C
Inez) Anderson
Guantanamo
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