Entertainers Overseas Fail to Please GIs Say Official
Government official in Columbus says big Hollywood names like Bob Hope Art Linkletter and George Jessel are unacceptable to most U S troops abroad. He notes younger GIs prefer rock music and pot culture over sentimental patriotic material and cites Hope revising jokes after a dull tour.
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Bob Hope
Art Linkleiter
George Jesse
U.S
Acs
Korea
Kemméth D. Smith
Special Services Agency For Entertainment
Europe
Columbus
Smith
Del Moore Dies at 65 Known for Life With Elizabeth and Lewis Films
Del Moore, a close friend of Jerry Lewis and a co star in 14 Lewis films, died after an apparent heart attack in a cinema. He began acting in the 1930s as a Miami theater usher who ad libbed during a sound failure. Surviving are his wife Gayle, daughters Laura and Lesli, and son Del Jr. Astronaut Frank Borman, visiting South Vietnam, said Con Son Island’s tiger cages were exaggerated in the U.S. He noted the prison cells were largely empty and part of a broader POW tour for Nixon’s envoy duties.
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Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Betly White
Thza‘beth
Miami
Alderson
Moore
Wie
Gayle
Laura
Lesli
del Jr
Frank Borman
South Vietnam
Con Son Island
Borman
Saigon
Fan Son Whué
Mong Kong
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Air Force
Con Son
Editor Jailed for Refusing to Testify in Wisconsin
Milwaukee editor Mark Knops 27 of Kaleidoscope was jailed six months for contempt after refusing to testify before a grand jury probing a fatal University of Wisconsin TV bombing that killed physicist Robert Fassstacht. His sentence could be lifted if he testifies. appeal noted.
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Wisconsin
Mark Knops
Madison
Kaleidoscope
Knops
Elkhorn
Whih
New Year's Gang
Robert Fassstacht
Koskoff
Mellias
Middlesex County
Arnold Markle
Enemy Shelling Attacks Fall. U S Force Losses Remain Low
In Saigon the enemy rocket and mortar barrages declined from a four month high to about a third, with casualties at roughly one eighth of Saturday night. U S B52s raided suspected supply routes in Taos for the third day. Across South Vietnam 40 shelling attacks were logged from Sunday to Monday, with one American and two civilians killed and 21 wounded. Ground clashes near Dan Nang left 40 enemy dead, no U S casualties. U S troop strength slipped to 402,000 as withdrawal progresses toward October 15. Shaleh Air Command bombers hit North Vietnamese depots along the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. In Cambodia Viet Cong moves north toward Phnom Penh from Srang.
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Saigon
Taos
U.S
South Vietnam
1.S
Dan Nang
U.S. Command
Vietnam
Nixon
Shaleh Air Command
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Gunmen Loot Navy Arsenal in daylight raid at Cecil Field
Civilian and military police hunt a band of gunmen believed to be Negroes who invaded a Navy arsenal near Jacksonville Florida taking more than 100 small arms and ammunition. The attack lasted about 90 minutes as guards were overpowered and the raiders fled. Authorities later said they were reasonably certain the intruders were Negroes.
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Jacksonville
L. K. Simon
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Simon
W. M. Alexander
FBI
Panther Guilty in Slaying Conviction of Lonnie McLucas in Rackley murder
Lonnie McLucas, member of the Black Panther Party, was found guilty of murder conspiracy in the 1968 slaying of former Panther Alex Rackley. The jury deliberated 60 hours over two days before Judge Harold M. Mulvey, who set sentencing for September 19, while co-defendants Seale associates and witnesses faced related prosecutions in Connecticut.
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New Haven
Gnan
Lonnie McLucas
Alex Rackley
Harold M. Mulvey
McLucas
Bobby G. Seale
Beckley
Heath
Theodoce J. Koskoff
Court House
Connecticut
Koskoff
Jong Mulvey
Seale
George Sams Jr
Rackley
Becase
New York
Sams
Defensa
Warren Kimbro
Goldwater Objection Triggers U S State Department U Turn
The State Department withdrew the appointment of Arthur J. Olsen as director of the Office of Press Relations after a night with Senator Barry Goldwater. Olsen, formerly NY Times correspondent, was set to become the department’s official spokesman, a plan canceled Aug 18 amid Goldwater’s objection over a 1964 Times article.
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State Department
Barry Goldwater
Arthur J. Olsen
Department
New York ‘Tunes
Goldwater
Arizona
Olsen
New York Times
McGovern criticizes Yippie leaders and tactics
Senator George McGovern voices sharp criticism of the Vietnam war peace movement. He condemns bombings courtroom disruptions and Viet Cong flags by Yippies like Jerry Rubin and Abbie Hoffman. He also attacks Tom Hayden for remarks on Huey Newton’s release and argues such rhetoric harms antiwar aims.
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George McGovern
D-S.v
McGovern
House
Senate
Jerry Rublo
Abbie Hoffman
Tom Hayden
Huey Newton
Uruguay
Brazil
Hayden
Three Police Officers Shot as Black Panthers Raid Center
Philadelphia police reported three more officers shot during a raid on a Black Panther Information Center in North Philadelphia. Inspector James Curran, Captain Racher Martin, and Patrolman Frank Eckton were wounded. 18 arrests were made as authorities seized rifles and pistols amid a scene described as violent with tear gas and posters reading Death to the Pigs.
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Philadelphia
Black Panther Centers
Black Panther Information Center
Ghelly
James Curran
Racher Martin
Frank Eickton
Tre
Black Panthers
Panthers
Wev
Curran
West Philadelphia
Bast
Frank L. Rizzo
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It News
del Moore
University of Wisconsin
Cambodia
Phnomt Perth
Srang
Navy Arsenal
Siang
Panther
Goldwater Objection
Oasis Press
Phila
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Rizzo
West Philalephia
Thomas Gibbons Jr
James Nolan
Hizzo
Lorrie Nolan
Frank Nolan
Frank Rizzo
Press-Telegram
WELCH
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Young Editions
Ato
Bulloce
Lakewool
Clark Avenue
Lakewood
Larewood
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