MIG Dogfight Over Haiphong Reported Eight to Ten Interceptors Down
The report describes US Navy Crusader pilots from the Bon Homme Richard shooting down multiple MiGs over Haiphong in a seven minute duel. It notes 80 MiGs downed by American pilots overall, with several named pilots credited for destroying two or more enemy jets during air battles north of Haiphong and near the A Shau Valley. The article cites B52 bombardment of a Communist buildup area and damage to a Bac Ginny turn highway bridge.
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Quang Tri
Haiphong
jun“Bled
A Shau
Demilitarized Zone
Navy
7Th Fleet
Bon Homme Richard
U.S
Rusader
Bonnie Dick
Haiphionge
Paul A. Seymour
Sixth St
Long Beach
Lif
Tsaacks
Dempeolf
Hanoi
Ftham
Mises
Diseases Take 95 Lives in 5 Days in Manila
Health authorities report 95 deaths from diseases in the last five days in Manila and nearby areas, most victims children. About 400 additional people were admitted to hospitals, as gastroenteritis and related illnesses strain local medical facilities.
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Manila
Missouri Area Hit by Quake
An earth tremor lasting about a minute shook southeast Missouri early today. In Poplar Bluff a deputy said the quake struck at 4 15 and loosened plaster in the county courthouse. KMQX in St Louis reported about 25 calls within 10 minutes. A St Francois County sheriff’s office received tremor reports as well.
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St. Louts
Missouri
Tn Poplar Bluff
Butler County
Sheriff's Office
St. Francois County
St. Lois
Pap Tat Bluff
First legal interracial marriage in Tennessee
In Nashville on the steps of the Metropolitan courthouse, Herman McDaniel and Joyce Prescott, both 29 and 44 respectively, became Tennessee's first legally recognized interracial couple since Reconstruction. A delayed license followed a state attorney general opinion citing a recent Supreme Court ruling, witnessed by McDaniel's parents and Nashville attorney Robert Lillard.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Herman McDaniel
Joyce Prescott
Davidson County
McDaniels
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
McDaniel
Robert Lillard
Metropolitan Council
Reagan Fires Aide Over Backing Burton In Vote
Sacramento reports Gov Ronald Reagan dismissed Marian Ash executive secretary of the State Commission on the Status of Women after she urged San Francisco voters to back Democratic Assemblyman John L Burton in a special election for a vacant state Senate seat The governor appointed Carolyn Heine to the post and signed a bill extending the commission's life while denying improper use of office comments
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
State Commission On the Status of Women
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Senate
Reagan
Paul Beck
Marian Ash
Burton
Milton Marks
Beck
Carolyn Heine
el Segundo
Two L B Cafe Men Face Trial in Slaying
Long Beach restaurateur Arthur Virgil Morgan and his manager Billy Lee McHenry were bound over for trial in Superior Court on murder charges after a brief pre trial in South Bay Municipal Court. They are accused of killing Morgan's son in law Jallbert Frutchey in Rolling Hills. Witnesses testified including Frutchey’s wife Charleen and daughter Lynda who described the moments before the shooting. Both men are free on bail.
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Long Beach
Arthur Virgil Morgan
Billy Lee McHenry
South Bay Municipal Court
George R. Perkovich
Morgan
Sunrise Blvd
McHenry
Pine Age
Torrance Superior Court
Jallbert Frutchey
Frutchey
Middleridge Lane
Rolling Hills
Charleen
Lynda
Ammonia Leak Traps Forty at Merchants' Warehouse
Fort Worth authorities report an ammonia leak at the Merchants' Warehouse. About 40 people were briefly trapped as fumes spread over a 15 block area on the west side. Firemen shut off the main supply, used fans to vent the air, and six firefighters were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital for exposure. The building is owned by the Texas and Pacific Railroad.
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Fort Worth
APS
Merchants
St. Joseph's Hospital
The
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Long Beach Eyes Queen Mary Move for Maritime Museum
Long Beach plans to berth the Queen Mary in harbor to house a maritime museum with shore facilities. State and local officials back the bid, funded by tides and museum funds, while private firms offer hotel, world trade, restaurant, and oceanographic use. Residents react with cautious support, noting potential for tourism and convention appeal.
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Long Beach Harbor
Ronald Reagan
Long Beach Group
State Lands Commission
Shoreline Maritime Museum
Long Beach
Independent, Press-Telegram
J. A. Simmons
Stevely. Ave
Museum of the Sea
California
Disneyland
Knotts
Marineland
Alice Flaig
Rose Ave
D. W. Dotson
Rivo Alto Canal
John Rogers
E. First St
H. M.cronquist
E. Broadway
Justice Dept Moves to Block ABC ST&T Merger
The Justice Department filed appeals in district and appellate courts to halt ABC’s planned merger with ITT. It claims FCC approval rests on erroneous files and insufficient evidence, seeks to set aside orders and delay the merger, with oral arguments scheduled. The suit targets FCC findings on competition and ABC's independence post merger.
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Justice Dept
ABC
St&t
Washington
AFI
Justice Department
American Broadcasting Co
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Department
Federal District Court
Federal Communications Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
District Court
FCC
Extradite Tshombe to Congo Extradition in Algerian Court
The Congo ex premier Tshombe faces extradition from Algeria after a closed Supreme Court session ruled on political crime status. Algerian law bars political prisoner extradition. Boumedienne's final approval appears a formality. U.S. figures urged aid, while Tshombe’s wife hired Kutner to seek UN habeas relief.
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Houari Boumedienne
Tshombe
Chicago
Luis Kutner
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Human Rights Commission
Joseph Abdon Kabeya
Algiers
Congo
Algeria
Supreme Court
Rene Floriot
Patrice Lumumba
Washington
U.S
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Batman Barred From Entering Iraq
Baghdad reports the Guidance Ministry bans entry into Iraq from Lebanon for five magazines including Batman Superman and Tarzan on grounds of American origin.
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Baghdad
Traq
Guidance Ministry
Iraq
Lebanon
Minneapolis Race Riots and Nationwide Tensions Rise
Reports from Durham, Cairo, Newark, Plainfield, Jackson, and Pittsburgh describe mounting racial unrest. Guardsmen deployed, clashes and fires reported, leaders warn of further violence if demands for housing and reforms are unmet. Authorities seek calm while federal observers weigh steps.
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Durham
N.C
Cairo
Rome
Miinis
Brown
Afl Negré
Plainfield
David B. Kelly
Washington
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Willie Hardy
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Erie
No District Revisions This Session
Sacramento reports the Legislature abandoned efforts to reapportion California congressional districts this year. The Senate committee sent reapportionment bills to interim study, noting a 7 year old census would render any changes inaccurate. Leaders warned the court or a special autumn session may follow. Fourteen of 38 districts deviate over 10 percent from the state average.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
Jack R. Fenton
Montebello
State Supreme Court
Powell in Contempt Appeal Over Reinstatement Power
Powell seeks U S Supreme Court review of a Washington judge ruling that the court lacked power to order his House reinstatement. He has not appeared in New York for 18 months, staying at a Bimini retreat while appealing a $174000 judgment tied to a $46500 libel award and royalties from Keep the Faith Baby. He may not return to Harlem and is listed as a delegate at a Black Power conference in Newark.
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Black Power
Newark
H. Rapp Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lyndon Johnson
U.S Supreme Court
Washington
House
Powell
New York
Bimini
Florida
Harlem
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