Heroic Son of Dorothy Collins Dies in Viet Nam Service
Mrs. Dorothy Collins receives letters and awards for her son Sergeant Lawrence Jackson known as Zak who died aged 24 after a Viet Nam battle. honors include Purple Heart Bronze Star Medal Letter V device and badges. She recalls his service in Cuba and Viet Nam and his wish to help preserve peace.
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Viet Nam
Dorothy Collins
U.S
U. S
Lins
Jackson
Sgt
Mort
Eee
U. S. Army
Collins
Lawrence
Hartsog Family Paid $42,327 By School Board
Seven members of Raleigh County Board of Education member E R Hartsogs family have been paid 42327.93 by the school system since he took office on Jan 1 1965. Five sons and two daughters in law hold salaries as principals teachers and a board member. Legal questions arise over pecuniary interest and home living conditions as authorities note past cases.
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Hartsog
Raleigh
Jarre Seethaak Ely
G. G. Greene
Budoe
E. R. Hartsog
County Vocational
Ned H. Ragland
Hartsogs
Raleigh County Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court
High Court
Militant Negro Groups Lose Momentum Since Malcolm X's Death
New York AP report notes a drop in activity among Black Muslim and nationalist groups a year after Malcolm X was shot. Leaders cite waning membership, reduced public action, and limited major-city presence, with estimates from Chicago Los Angeles Boston and New York showing small core memberships and quiet operations.
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New York
Malcolm X
Ite
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ellan Collins
Geiee
Watts
Sage Ealeeeeeny Ared
Judy Garland mocks Goulet eight by ten glamor label
Hollywood reports Judy Garland described Robert Goulet as an eight by ten glossy and notes his striking looks. Goulet, famed for singing, is expanding into drama with the TV series Blue Light, aiming to shed the glossy image and prove he can handle serious roles alongside his musical career.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollyw
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Robert Goulet
Goulet
Ean
Anthony Quinns
Richard Burtons
Robert Taylors
Tyrone Powers
Robert Montgomerys
Bob
Pakce
Athlety
Oxford
20Th Century-Fox
Sinatra
Senate
Five Soviet Officials Die in TU114 Crash at Airport
MOSCOW five ranking members of the Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry were killed when a TU114 jet crashed on takeoff at A8 International Airport. Evening Moscow obituary noted all died in an accident. Official counts cited six passenger deaths, but rumors said higher toll. Officials were en route to Brazzaville to discuss Moscow Brazzaville flights.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry
Evening Moscow
Ree
A. 8
Ads Ae Ae Ene
Caeuscineen
Howev
Trade Ministry
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Arlington Cemetery as Tomb of the Unknown Soldier site
Newton D. Baker, former U. S. secretary of war, proposed Arlington Cemetery as the location for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Newton D. Baker
U. S
End of NATO? De Gaulle presses for Western Europe rethink
Paris report outlines how France under Charles de Gaulle seeks to reshape NATO by 1969, favoring bilateral pacts over integrated command. It notes France’s reduced role in NATO, De Gaulle’s push for sovereignty, and US plans to rely on a nuclear umbrella while keeping allied ties.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Atlantic Alliance
United States
France
Europe
Western Europe
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
de Gaulle
Vee
Eee
U.S
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Great Britain
West Germany
Gaulle
French Arme
Germany
Atlantic
Supreme Allied Headquarters
SHAPE
NATO Car
NATS
Seventh Army
West
Rhine River
Rhine
America
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
De Gaulle assassination plot ends with death sentences
A Paris state security tribunal sentenced Swiss engineer Samuel Lehmann and two Frenchmen to death in absentia for masterminding and coordinating a remote bomb plot to kill President Charles de Gaulle during a Toulon speech on August 15, 1964. Ten accomplices received prison terms up to life. two defendants were acquitted.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Jean-Jacques Susini
Secret Army Organization
OAS
de Gaulle
Mediterranean
Toulon
Andre Rosfelder
United States
Foreign
River floods near Warsaw force 500 evacuations
The Vistula River reached a record high about 35 miles west of Warsaw on Saturday, flooding the Sochaczew Valley and forcing 500 villagers to evacuate. Army engineers battled the rising waters by reinforcing dikes with sandbags.
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Warsaw
UPI
Vistula
Sochaczew
Albion the ancient name for England origins
Albion is described as the ancient name for England stemming from its white cliffs, notably the White Cliffs of Dover, with the term implying a white or pale landscape.
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Albion
England
Dover
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