Hicks Wins Boston City Council Seat Amid Victory Burst
Louise Day Hicks leads a field of 18 in Boston municipal elections with 76,117 unofficial votes to claim a two year council term. She supports busing opposition and had previously declared mayoral bid in 1971. Frank G. Clement dies in head on collision at 42. governors’ line traced through Tennessee politics. Attorney discusses extradition and skyjacking case involving Raphael Minichiello. jet liner hijacking history and legal questions noted. Captain Donald Cook on FBI list amid remarks about arrest efforts.
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Bradley backs Nixon Vietnam policy in Kansas City speech
Gen Omar N. Bradley, the last living five star general, voiced strong support for President Nixon's Vietnam policy in Kansas City. He warned against immediate troop withdrawal, saying it could lead to South Vietnam’s collapse and slaughter of allies, as he visited with former President Truman and spoke to the Military Order of World Wars.
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Hitchhiker Fires Machine Gun at Patrol and Is Shot Down
A hitchhiker opened fire with a 45 caliber machine gun on two California Highway Patrol officers on Interstate 90 near Sacramento. The suspect, identified as Robert Olmstead, was wounded and taken to Sacramento County Medical Center in critical condition. officers Andrade and Van Valkenburgh were only lightly injured.
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South Vietnamese elite unit mauled in Cambodian border clash
Near Duc Lap camp 120 miles northeast of Saigon South Vietnamese forces faced a North Vietnamese ambush in a daylong battle. American air and artillery support aided the Vietnamese as 24 killed 38 wounded and over 60 missing were reported, with reinforcements flown in by helicopter.
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White House Stag Dinner for Prince Philip
President Nixon hosted a formal stag dinner at the White House in honor of Prince Philip. The 107 guests included Secretary of State William P. Rogers, former secretaries Dean Rusk and Dean Acheson, Senate relations chair J. W. Fulbright, Yale president Kingman Brewster, and adviser Henry Kissinger. The welcome featured Marines, a royal-green Daimier Henz, and Royal Britannia music.
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Drugs in Boy Sought in 2 Deaths
In Los Angeles a 15 year old Donald Bel died at USC Medical Center after reportedly taking two strong sleeping pills in a case linked to the knife killings of brothers Thomas G. Nash, 4, and Louis F. Nash, 90. Another teen, 16 year old Donald Robinson, was booked on murder charges in the double slayings. The other youth sought remains at large.
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Fragments from a 63-year-old meeting notice item
A partial OCR capture shows a brief notice fragment mentioning a meeting, a date resembling Sunday and references to officials or offices. The legible content is sparse, with no clear names, places, or concrete actions to determine a fuller summary.
Tiz Getting Replica of Million Dollar Gem
Morris Plains New Jersey reports Richard Burton plans a quartz replica of a 69 carat diamond bought in New York for Elizabeth Taylor. The replica by Litton Industries will be crystal grown at a cost of 3500 dollars and may be worn by Miss Taylor to fuse thieves.
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Months Away from Moon Says Soviet Scientist
MOSCOW UPJ reports top Soviet scientist Mstislav Keldysh said on Tuesday that the Soviets are at least months from placing a man on the moon and years from completing a manned space station. He spoke at a news conference with Soviet cosmonauts.
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