Simborian freighter Arian sinks east of Bermuda
The Simborian freighter Arian was reported sinking about 700 miles east of Bermuda as two Coast Guard cutters stand by. The ship carried 28 crewmen. In Baltimore, International Longshoremen's Association Local 829 faced a court order to end picketing by 3 pm or face contempt charges.
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Anti U S Protest in Madrid Dispersed by Police
About 2000 left wing students gathered outside the U S embassy in Madrid to protest American bases in Spain and a recent bomber crash in Palo MAIres. Police dispersed the crowd amid chants accusing the United States of murder and aggression.
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Japan Air Crash Kills 133 Aboard Boeing 727
Reported at Haneda airport crowds gather as families rush to airlines counters. Authorities note a Boeing 727 involved in the crash near Tokyo with 133 presumed dead. Witnesses describe smoke and fire after the plane plunged into the water near Hayama.
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Russians' Luna-9 Moon Landing Report Sparks Global Buzz
British scientists at Jodrell Bank captured Luna-9 television pictures showing a rocky lunar surface near Ocean of Storms. Tass said four radio sessions yielded three hours of data, with instruments and pennants aboard Luna-9, signaling a major step toward a Soviet manned moon mission.
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McNamara Open Session Fight Signals Senate Clash
Senate debate over public appearances by Secretary McNamara intensified as Morse and others pressed for a public hearing. Fulbright announced Gen Maxwell Taylor and Gen James Gavin may testify, while McNamara offered executive session and sought possible public testimony. Moyers reiterated presidential support for congressional inquiry into Vietnam policy.
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Beebe Society Columnist Beebe Dies In San Mateo
Lae vius Beebe a noted society columnist and railroad author died at age 60 in San Mateo after collapsing leaving his Hillsborough home. A Tequestine member of New York cafe society long associated with the Herald Tribune he wrote the column This, New York and later syndicated pieces for the San Francisco Chronicle. He authored several railroad books and traveled in elegant style, often riding trains in formal dress with a cane.
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Debt priority urged over TV in Durham court
A Magistrate in Durham told a defendant that paying debts takes precedence over watching television. The man owed $6.25 and claimed he could not pay because it matched his monthly television rental amount.
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Westmoreland to be replaced as Vietnam commander
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat cites Edward W. O'Brien reporting that General Westmoreland will be replaced as U.S. commander in South Vietnam. The move is linked to a two-year tour policy and disfavor due to Communist buildup disclosures in Saigon.
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Nortronics gets $20 million subcontract for Doppler inertial navigational equipment
Lockheed-Georgia Co announces a subcontract exceeding $20 million to Northrop Corp for Doppler inertial navigation gear for the Biant 1 Air Force transport aircraft under development. The Palos Verdes Peninsula plant will supply parts, with first delivery in 1969 from Marietta, Georgia plant.
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Cambodia reports Thai shelling and incursions
Cambodia’s official news agency said Thai forces shelled a border post at Os Mach for 15 minutes Thursday, killing one Cambodian and wounding another. It also accused Thai elements of infiltrating about five miles into Oddar Meanchey on January 30, killing a villager and wounding another.
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