Two Students Die In Fire At UNH Frat
DURHAM NH AP At least two students died as a fire swept a fraternity house near the University of New Hampshire. About 17 residents were in the building when the blaze started before 1 am. Fire crews recovered two bodies and searched for three more missing occupants. Authorities investigated whether the fire began in an overstuffed furniture area in a basement lounge.
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Vay
University of New Harmpshir
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Sli
Piappa Alpha
Amdey
C. Robert Keesey
Britain’s Chichester Named Second in Singlehanded Atlantic Race
English yachtsman Chichester finishes as the second place finisher in the singlehanded Atlantic race aboard Gypsy Mathicalm. He trails Evie-Tabarly of France, after completing the crossing in roughly 33 days and plans to compete again in future Royal Western Yacht Club events.
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Sheila Chiehessingle
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Nshind
Mader
Royal Western Yacht Club
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Shamrock Duffy Otel
St Germain Honors Naval Officer Courage at Fund Drive
Congressman Fernand J St Germain announced he hid Mind to sere Lt Erle French naval officer who w or the single handed tradsatlantia men and his difoot ketch Pen to Francs. He contributed the first 50 to the fund and urged Brigades to send cartians to his Long House Office Building. President de Gaulle and the people of France should know Americans applie in.
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Kennedy Described as Extremely Satisfactory After Injury
Senator Edward M. Kennedy’s condition was called extremely satisfactory by his attending physician after a plane crash Friday night. The doctor reported Kennedy’s vital signs stable with no neurological changes and that he was largely resting, listening to reporters asked about his progress. Birch Bayh and his wife, also injured, remained hospitalized in good condition, with Kennedy unable to be moved for several days.
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Peisie
Birch Bayh
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Cooley Dickinsay Hospital
Bayh
Edward Moss
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Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Sey
Jess
Henry Murphey
Army
Valley
Hospiti
Washington
Thomas F. Carriden
Fonsler
Satur
Lng
Thad
Sweden Maintains Neutrality Amid Khrushchev Visit
Sweden signals neutrality as Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Stockholm. The government emphasizes its nonaligned foreign policy while nations discuss friendship and security amid tense Cold War headlines. Wallenberg case dominates dockside scene and diplomatic exchanges.
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Sweden
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Raowt Walleniere
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Wallenberg
Saviet Union
U.S
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Russia
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Sive
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Oae
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Moscow
Supreme Court Rules Travel Rights In Communist Passport Ban
The Supreme Court upholds a section of the Central Act restricting travel by members of the Communist Party. Justice Arh ypoahiing Foythe wrote the decision, stating the provision broad and indeterminate limits the First Amendment right to travel. The ruling centers on state enforcement of a federal ban and quotes Jose Chile as a dissenting voice.
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Communist Party of the
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Oa Galdhery
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Golberg
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Dave
Auto Leaps Divider Kills 4 In Tiverton
A high speed crash on the north side of the Salomel River Bridge in Tiverton killed four people and injured a third, including two women and a son. Mrs Timothy Loudin and her husband Brece Loudin Jr. died, while a third son and a Miss Lee from Providence were among the injured. Police said the car veered across the divider and struck the oncoming auto, tying up traffic for hours as rescue crews freed victims.
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Providence
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Johnsay
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Portsmouth
Brece
Loudin Jrt
Axl Brece Loudin
Vietnamese Rout Strikes Vietnamese Battalion in Swamp Fight
Vietnamese paratroop battalions suffer heavy losses after a Viet Cong ambush in a swampy Phinafl Reeds area 43 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. Army officers fear captures as Viet Cong overrun positions, with American helicopters sustaining damage but no casualties reported.
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Saigon
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Americantantviseus
Navy's New Wages Start This Week
In a terse release the Navy announces a gradual pay raise beginning this week. The plan outlines broad adjustments across rate levels, with the expected impact on service members' basic pay.
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Navy
Turkish Premier Arrives For Crucial Cyprus Talks
Washington AP Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu arrived in Washington for high level talks with President Johnson amid tensions over Cyprus. The visit aims to ease Greek Turkish military fears and mend relations within NATO as Greece Greek Cypriot leaders and UK ties influence the island crisis.
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Reds Protest Plane Flights From West Germany to Berlin
Soviet government denounces Pan American World Airways flights from the United States to Berlin as unlawful and not approved by East Germany. A note to the U.S. ambassador and Tass dispatches in Moscow state the flights threaten security and violate government accords.
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East Germany
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Berlin
Indonesian Guerrillas Hit Border in Major Attack Near Kuching
Reports from Sarawak describe a large scale assault by Indonesian guerrillas near Kuching with several killed and wounded. Malaysian security forces pushed back attackers as talks near collapse, with officials warning of a grave situation and possible emergency measures.
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Saka
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General Motors
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Ford Stresses Strike Need in Coronado Speech
Ford urged auto workers to accept a strike as part of the price of progress, saying willingness to strike is necessary to obtain concessions. He argued management must pay to achieve essential changes and warned against complacency amid rising costs and inflation.
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