Thurgood Marshall a towering figure at Supreme Court
In a relaxed appearance before the Supreme Court Marshall, the 57 year old solicitor general, famed for Brown v Board, is described as a formidable, witty advocate. He rose from Baltimore roots to lead the Justice Department before the high court, shaping civil rights milestones and guiding a nine member office.
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Air Strikes Save U.S. Forces in Viet Nam Battle
In a jungle engagement near Sai Gon a U.S. 1st Infantry battalion fended off a Viet Cong ambush. Calls for air support were answered within minutes, with two F100s striking at 2:42 p.m. and additional aircraft providing a two hour air umbrella. Survivors credit the Air Force for saving their unit.
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France probes cause of Puy de Sancy cable car crash
An investigation commission searched for the cause of a Christmas Day cable car accident at Mont Dore. Six skiers died on the 16,187-foot Puy de Sancy slope as strong winds swept the car with 52 passengers toward the top terminal, injuring twelve.
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