Drive Alert device aims to keep drivers awake on road
Jack Couper of Loveland Colorado touts a Drive Alert car device that triggers a blue dashboard light at 45 mph and a loud clang if unpressed within 10 seconds, then horn, flashing lights, and throttle disconnection to slow the car if the driver remains inactive. The system is designed to force driver alertness. Police identify teen suspect in fashion photographer murder using a photograph of a rabbit. victim Mark Rozenfarb, 25, Manhattan. Laurel Kiefer, 18, found with rabbit. warrant issued for Marty Ricca, 39, Manhattan. Parachutist Roger Pemble, 26, arrested in Joliet Illinois for illegal entry to a controlled access highway after landing on I-55 median during a parachute jump with a club. police note dangers of parachutists on highway.
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Jack Couper
New York City
Lower East Side
Mark Rozenfarb
Manhattan
Marty Ricca
Rozenfarb
Laurel Kiefer
Roger L. Pemble
Joliet
Pemble
John Cleman
Oltman
Pueblo Skipper's Wife Denounces Johnson Over Pueblo Rescue
Rose Bucher, wife of Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher, criticizes ex president Johnson for not rescuing the Pueblo crew and urges retaliation with military force. The interview, in McCall's, covers duty, support for servicemen, and potential consequences for the nation. Spock also voices support for Negro rights to revolt and discusses legal risk from his draft-evading case.
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Pueblo
Lby
Lloyd M. Bucher
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rose Bucher
McCall's Magazine
United States
U.S
Spock
Benjamin Spock
Greeley
Colo
Colorado State College
Unjong
Flood threats rise across New England and the South
Heavy rains swollen rivers push flood risk from New England to the South as levees near Mississippi hold amid evacuations. New England rivers topped flood stage, with road closures in Vermont and power lines struck by floodwater in Westminster. In the South, the Savannah and Chattahoochee rivers rise, while Wisconsin expects high water after evacuations and Genoa levee setbacks. The Souris River batters Minot, forcing 11,864 people from 2,544 homes as the flood worsens. Overall, 19,000 displaced and $31 million in damage across the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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New England
Mississippi
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hartford
Connecticut
White River Junction
New Hampshire
Maine
Savannah River
Augusta
Chattahoochee River
Blountstown
Fla
Wisconsin
James Gruentze
Division of Emergency
Genoa
Wis
Harm's Way
Souris
Minot
U.S. 83
Iowa
Tilinnis
Midwest
Red River
Fargo
Grand Forks
North Dakota-Minnesota
Big Sioux
South Dakota
Minnesota
Des Moines
Dakotas
Minnesotas
Prince Charles starts Wales college study amid calm crowd
Charles Windsor, heir to the British throne, begins a nine week study at University College of Wales in Aberystwyth. Nationalists decline direct demonstrations, inviting only protests later in the week. He attends as Mr Windsor with police in the background and his detective, Sgt. Tony Speed, nearby.
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Royal College
Charles
University College
Aberystwyth
Wales
Ane
Charles Windsor
Windsor
Prince Charles
University College of Wales
Abberystwyth
Tlustery Sea Front
Tony Speed
F. Francis
Newsmen
Prince of Wales
Windsor, C
Mr. Windsor
Canada Hit by Walkout on Airline
In Montreal union negotiators met in a downtown hotel as Labor Minister Bryce Mackasey urged resumed talks to end the strike. Air Canada, carrying 38,000 passengers daily, was grounded after 6,300 IAMAW members walked off. A 3-year offer of 23 percent wage rise was rejected for a one-year demand of 20 percent. Wages under the old contract ranged from $2 to $3.97 an hour. Air Canada embargoed shipments of live animals and perishables.
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Montreal
Air Canada
Bryce Mackasey
International Association of Marchinists and Aerospace Workers
Thero
Pay de Taines
Canada
Police Shoot Marine at Long Beach Burglary Scene
Marine Lance Hawthorne, 20, was shot in the back by Long Beach patrolman Robert Whinery after allegedly fleeing a burglary at the Long Beach Children's Clinic. He was taken to St Mary's Hospital in guarded condition with possible spinal injury. Officers said a window was smashed and medical samples were taken. Hawthorne reportedly ignored commands to halt.
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Camp Pendleton
Long Beach
Larry Henry Hawthorne
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert Whinery
Mike Sergi
Long Beach Children’s Clinic
14Th St
Hawthorne
Whinery
British Note Birthday of Their Queen
Public buildings flew flags and royal gun salutes marked Queen Elizabeth II's 43rd birthday. She and the Duke of Edinburgh spent the day at Windsor Castle, forty miles west of London, with no public engagements. The annual June celebration often avoids bad weather during the military review.
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London
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Windsor Castle
Viet Cong Bombards 35 Military Bases and Towns
Viet Cong shelled at least 35 military bases and towns in a Spring offensive. A training camp near Lam Son suffered heavy losses with 46 killed and 137 wounded. Marble Mountain and Da Nang area bases reported casualties among Marines. Attacks hit Nha Trang, Da Nang airfields, Vinh Long, Dong Tam, and Green Beret HQ, with civilians killed or wounded per early reports.
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Saigon
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
An Xuyen
Marble Mountain
Lam Son
Nha Trang
Vinh Long
Mekong
Fleika
Green Beret Force
U.S. Sth Infantry Division
Dong Tam
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Eglom
Wash
Port Townsend
Cooper
Wales College
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Clark Ave
Lakew
Faberge
Miss. Marlene
Kiku
Lakewood Center
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