Phoenix cash drop shocks street as money rains down
An executive from an import firm in Phoenix tossed $1,000 from an 11th floor window on North Central Avenue to prove people are money hungry. Cash in $1, $5 and $10 bills fluttered down while bystanders scrambled and two women fought over some notes. one officer noted there was no litter.
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Phoenix
North Central Avenue
Central Browers
Edward J. Shoen
A To 4 International
Shoen
Ed Scott
GI With Bad Leg Misses Vie Trip Spec
James G. Sparks, 22, was held back for medical evaluation as about 200 men of the group assigned left for Vietnam from Fort Lewis. He has an 18 inch steel rod in his upper left leg from an auto accident in Detroit nearly three years ago and says he supports U.S. involvement but fears being a burden to fellow soldiers in combat due to his leg.
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James G. Sparks
Wach
Vietnam
Lewis
Sparks
Detroit
Tt Lewis
U.S
Beit Shean Rocket Strike Kills Israeli Children
Guerrillas fire rockets into Beit Shean wounding 15 including 11 children, a school destroyed. Israeli planes claim downing three Egyptian MIG21s in the Suez area as regional fighting intensifies. Jordanian and Syrian actions, plus a Jerusalem blast, mark a volatile day in the Middle East.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Beit Shean
Suez Canal
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Abba Eban
Bovietauade Katyusha
Jordan River
Fatest
Jordan Valley
Manshia
Tel E] Sukkar
Ant el Khirwa
Tsravii
Sttuneh
Kuyrymen
Moaz Haim
Jerusalem
Israel
House GOP Leaders Seek to Avert Debt Ceiling Rebuff
Washington Republicans urged fiscal conservatives to back a debt limit raise, arguing it supports the administration over Viet Nam. The plan would lift the debt cap by 18 billion to 395 billion as antiwar Democrats push to block spending until disengagement accelerates. Rep. Byrnes urged a different view, saying the ceiling reflects revenue realities and not new spending.
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House
GOP
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Colchester Rally Turns Violent Over Foreign Secretary Claim
At a Labor Party rally in Colchester two youths claimed former Foreign Secretary George Brown, age 38, struck a student during a melee with long haired demonstrators. Brown did not deny the allegation and said he grew up in east London where you learn to look after yourself.
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Colchester
England
George Brown
Labor Party
Brown
Eastend
London
Agnew Attacks Peace Charlatans at West Point Commencement
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounced "criminal fassists" and "charlatans of peace and freedom" in a West Point 174st commencement speech. He warned of glamourizing criminals and urged Cadets facing war away from home to uphold freedoms amid minority opposition as Gen Westmoreland and others looked on.
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West Point
N.Y
Spiro T Agnew
U.S. Military Academy
Agnew
Anterita
Michio Stadium
Peace and
Stadinm
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Army
William A. Knowlton
John R. Jatmarone
Sam. S. Walker
Toseas Agnew
Paul Richard McDowell
Levittown, Pa
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Jeb
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Seattle-Tacoma
Gary Selk
Alaska Methodist University
Seattle
Selk
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Gulf of Alaska
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Atlanta
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Milan
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Horace E. Dodge
Grosse Point
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