Minuteman Arsenal Find Ties to East Warwick Case
Police uncovered a small Minutemen Society arsenal near Howard Moffett and seized weapons including a semiautomatic rifle and two loaded shotguns. Moffett and George Andrews faced East Greenwich District Court on firearm and felonious counts with $2,000 bail each. Andrews held on felonial withholding and machine gun charges. Evidence also included Minutemen literature and Cadet Corps materials. Moffett’s father denied ties to the group. In France, 49 injured in a chemical plant fire and explosions.
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Howard J. Moffett
Moffett
George D. Andrews
East Greenwich District Court
Andrews
Minutemen Literarture
Kent County Cadet Corps
Warwick
The
Minutemen
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France
Yanks Find Red Missile Inside Soviet Border
United States forces report heavy combat in Vietnam with 274 American deaths and 1,748 wounded in the week ending April 6, while the Communist side suffers about 1,903 killed and Marines engage near the border south of the demilitarized zone. Air and artillery strikes kill additional North Vietnamese as Marines press two-pronged assaults on hill fortresses and infiltration routes.
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Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
U.S
North-South Vietnam
Oere
da Nang
Chu Lai
Three Honest Boys Find Lot of Money On Sidewalk
David and Don from Poly High School discovered a large sum of cash on a sidewalk. Don, with a troubled past, contemplates a questionable act as fate takes a strange course. A restaurant owner recalls giving them sandwiches years earlier while police note unrelated events involving narcotics paraphernalia and a burglary thwart.
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David
Poly High School
Don
Long Beach
Roland Boys
Pife Avenue
Soldier wounded in Viet Nam returns home hopeful wife notes
Mary Morrow recalls her son’s injury after deployment. Wounded soldier, in the Army about 13 months, received a telegram around 9:30 the next morning confirming hospitalization in Japan. He has a 2 month old daughter and plans to return to La Grange.
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Mary
Japan
la Grange
Walker-Tashkent Southeast of Vladivostok Naval Incident
A Soviet Krupnyy class destroyer collided with the U S S Walker during antisubmarine maneuvers in the Sea of Japan about 210 miles southeast of Vladivostok. Pentagon officials reported no American injuries and little damage, amid rising U S Soviet tensions over Vietnam era disputes.
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Walker
Hornet
Sea of Japan
Russia
Vladivostok
Pentagon
Policeman Slain by Youth On Burglary Call In Cleveland
Patrolman Steve Huber 26 was shot in the head during a burglary investigation on Superior Avenue near East 89th Street. An 18 year old, Raymond Watson, was wounded and arrested. Donald E. Bagnell pursued and shot at the suspect before returning to assist. Watson to be charged in Huber's death. A .22 caliber revolver taken from Watson is being checked for link to the killing.
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Cleveland
East Side
Steve Huber
Superior Avenue
East 89Th Street
Huber
Arief
Polic
Richard Wagner
Bagnell
Wagner
Raymond Watson
Mount Sinai Hospital
Watson
France Plans 100-Mile Zone Around Mururoa Tests
France warned shipping firms and airlines that a 100 nautical mile danger zone will start June 1 around Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific. Reliable sources say four small atomic tests are planned in June at the Majorca area near Tahiti, with balloons used for ignition devices for a hydrogen bomb test slated for 1968.
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Paris
France
Mururoa Atoll
South Pacific
Majorca
Tahiti
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