Aerial battles near Hanoi claim U.S. planes
U.S. pilots report two planes down near Hanoi in one of the war's fiercest air barrages as MIGs clash with F105 and Skyraider jets. Ground fire crippled one aircraft before it was shot down, with rescue attempts ongoing and word of further losses cited by authorities.
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Haiphong
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North Vietnam
MIGIT
Johnson
VNA
Washington
Rubber Firms Hit by Strike Continues Across Industry
Approximately 3,000 rubber workers joined a nationwide walkout, with 700 at a north Chicago hose plant. Goodyear and Goodrich anticipate talks with UAW next week, while unions push for stronger unemployment benefits under a full employment program. Local plants Firestone, Uniroyal, and others also struck in Southern California.
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Goodyear
URW
U.S. Rubber Co
Uniroyal
Los Angeles
California
United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone
South Gate
Goodrich
Santa Ana
Defense Aide Decries Censorship in Vietnam War Reporting
Pentagon spokesman Phil Goulding criticized overclassification of defense news before Congress. He later said intelligence officers barred disclosing the locations of two unbombed North Vietnamese power plants, though North Vietnam’s 12 principal plants generate about 90 percent of the country’s electricity. He denied the strikes signaled escalation and promised to review why the locations were classified.
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Pentagon
Congress
North Vietnam
Phil G.goulding
Arthur Sylvester
Pri Pal
Hanoi
Ee Oe
United States
Haiphong
Goulding
House Government Information Subcommittee
Two Men Nab Suspect After Apartment Assault
Stanton police said Connie Jo Olson awakened by a man in her Chapman Avenue apartment fought him off and screamed. Louis Hart Jr. and Stanley Williams chased and caught Patrick Elliott Jadoin, 33, of Chapman Avenue, booking him on burglary and assault with intent to commit rape.
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Stanton
Connie Jo Olson
Chapman Ave
Louis Hart Jr
Stanley Williams
Filmore St
Patrick Elliott Jadoin
Teens Loot Graves at Folsom High During Twist Day
Sheriff deputies report Folsom High students opened at least five graves in a 100 year old cemetery east of Sacramento during a March 11 event nicknamed Twins Day. They wore skulls as accessories and sold two jade bracelets appraised at 400 dollars for 115 in San Francisco. One 18 year old, Richard Dale Emmons Jr., was arrested on grave tampering and grand theft charges.
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Long Tau
Saigon
Folsom
Sheriff's
Richard Dale Emmons Jr
Ed Reynolds
James Nance
Folsom High School
Nance
San Francisco
Reynolds
Sacramento
Bandits Hit Douglas Aircraft Store in Santa Monica Robbery
Two masked gunmen robbed the Douglas Aircraft employees' store at 2807 Ocean Park Blvd Santa Monica taking about 21000 in cash. They fled in a light colored Ford after forcing the security guard to surrender payroll bundles. About seven witnesses saw the robbery.
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Santa Monica
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Dollas Aircraft Cor
Ocean Park Blvd
28Th Street
Widening Viet Zone Proposal Sparks Hanoi Response
The 1964 Geneva pact set a six mile demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam. The U S proposed a 10 mile pullback on each side to make the zone 26 miles wide. Hanoi denounced the plan and demanded an immediate halt to all military activity within the demilitarized zone and strict adherence to the 1954 Geneva accords.
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Vietnam
United States
Mands. W
Jobless Decrease Reported in West Germany
MERNBERG Germany April half month unemployment fell by 40 500 to 595 500 as seasonal effects ease. The Federal Employment Office released the figures noting the drop largely due to seasonal influences in West Germany.
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Federal Employment Office
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