Tower Calls for Military Muscle in Vietnam Protest
Sen John Tower argues for using air and naval power to pressure North Vietnam at Sproul Plaza Berkeley amid jeering students. In Los Angeles the Air Force outlined a new SR-71 test flight plan over dozens of U.S. cities with limited urban overflights to follow safety reviews.
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Former Chief of Staff of 8th Air Force Dies at 70
Brig. Gen. John Stetson Allard longtime chief of staff of the Sih Air Force in World War II and former vice president of Curtiss-Wright Corp died Tuesday in Bronxville New York after a long illness. He was 70 and had served on the Air Force Academy executive board.
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Princess Margar et and Mrs Kennedy Visit Expo 67
Princess Margaret and Mrs John F Kennedy will make private visits during Expo 67 in Montreal with a five day stay starting Saturday. Mrs Kennedy arrives Friday and will depart New York City Sunday, adding glamour to the weekend events.
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Moroccan envoy Ahmed Osman arrives in Los Angeles
Ahmed Osman the new U S ambassador from Morocco to the United States arrives in Los Angeles and plans to meet Gov Ronald Reagan on Friday He and his wife also hope to visit Disneyland Osman notes no strain in Morocco U S relations despite Arab Israeli war. Detroit Police Commissioner Ray Girardin resigns effective his 65th birthday Mayor Cavanagh calls resignation regrettable amid grand jury probes and past riots. Girardin will stay until a successor is named.
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Zoo Chief Excuses Chimp for Attacking Keeper
Oakland zoo director Dr. Raymond D. Young said Teddy the 150 pound chimpanzee cannot be blamed for attacking him. Young admitted entering the chimpanzee’s darkened cage Sunday night upset Teddy’s routine and caused the attack. He spent four hours in surgery at San Leandro Hospital to treat multiple wounds.
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Archibald taunts temple image in Tonkin clash
San Mateo councilman Roy Archibald says he can beat Shirley Temple in a special U.S. Congress primary. He asserts the former child star represents a notional image and calls the campaign classic and winnable.
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Jet Crashes Burn Home Woman Flees
A UPI report from Raymond Washington states a delta fighter jet crashed near a house, igniting the structure and burning it to the ground. The pilot Maj Richard St Petersen of Asbury Park New Jersey was killed after ejecting before impact. The housewife Mrs Jim Lebreck was inside, escaped, then fled as fuel fumes and flames consumed the home.
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Democratic groups outline 1968 election drive in California
UAW official discusses Ford strike at a Democratic Women's Study Club lunch in the Lafayette Hotel. Riverside school film on desegregation shown during a 10:30 study hour. William Barclay Allen, speaking for Governor Reagan’s programs, headlines Long Beach Republican Women event. UDO plans fall program and nominating committee as part of a broader Democrat push for 1968 gains.
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Union Support of Strike Sparks ABC Lawsuit
The AFL-CIO union AFTRA was sued by ABC in New York and Los Angeles courts for 2 million dollars over its support of strikers at American Broadcasting Co. The suit seeks a temporary injunction to bar AFTRA from pressuring members to breach contracts during the NABET strike.
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