Huskey brothers return from Vietnam in Knoxville
Frank Huskey, 22, arrived with his brother Stephen, 20, in Knoxville after three Vietnam tours. While Frank walked from the plane, Stephen, shot down in a battle near the East Tennessee hills, was brought home in a military casket. Stephen had volunteered at 18 and served in Germany before going to Southeast Asia with Frank.
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Stephen Huskey
Knoxville
Tenn
Vietnam
East Tennessee
Stephen
Germany
Southeast Asia
Wvber
Met Opera chief Bing knighted by Queen in London visit
Sir Rudolf Bing the 69 year old general manager of the New York Metropolitan Opera was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace. Bing born in Vienna and a British citizen, received the Knight Commander of the British Empire regalia after kneeling before the sovereign. He said the investiture was for his services to British American relations and plans to return to New York to work on Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde. Also notes on Paul McCartney planning a new group and Mamie Eisenhower leaving Brooke Army Hospital for Palm Springs.
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Elizabeth II
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British Empire
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Tristan and
Tsolde
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Paul McCartney
Linda
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The
Moody Blues
Denny Sitwell
McCartney
Mamie Eisenhower
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Tom Matthews
American Bar Association
Rehnquist
Rehnquist Nomination to High Court Faces NAACP Attack
Washington's NAACP leader Clarence Mitchell denounced William Rehnquist's Supreme Court nomination as a symbol of racism and warned that his record on civil rights and public accommodations endangers equal justice. Senators opened hearings with Powell and Rehnquist, while Mitchell, Rauh Jr and the Leadership Conference of Civil Rights urged a thorough inquiry into the nominees. Powell, questioned at length, pledged to divest stock and avoid cases with conflicts.
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William H. Relnamic
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Civil Rights
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Americans For Democratic Union
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Talin
Senate
Peking capitalists offer $100 bills at United Nations
A group from Peking touring the U N offered a stewardess $100 to cover a $2 50 earphones fee. The stewardess could not change it and there was no charge. After breakfast at the Roosevelt Hotel the group leader paid with a $100 bill and received change. The coffee shop cashier made the exchange and the waitress noted a good tip.
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UPI
Peking
U. N
Paris
Air France
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