Where's Harry A National Update From New Mexico
A Boston agency searches today for Henry Morgan who vanished before a Friday speaking engagement for the New Mexico Military Institute advisory committee. Meanwhile Roswell and Carlsbad Rotary news, RIAC airfield notes, and a council leadership change in Albuquerque highlight regional activity.
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American Program Bureau
Boston
Harry
Henry Morgan
Morgan
Stuart Pritchard
New Mexico Military Institute Public Relations
NMMI
Chamber of Commerce
Pritchard
St. Louis
Johnson endorsed by DNC and Chicago 1968 convention site
The Democratic National Committee endorsed President Johnson's Vietnam policies and ratified Chicago as the site for the 1968 nominating convention in a Washington session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Chicago
Supreme Court declines to rehear King desegregation case
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider contempt convictions of Martin Luther King Jr and seven other ministers for 1963 Birmingham desegregation protests. The ruling allows immediate jail or fines, with five justices voting to uphold. The ministers named include A D King, Ralph Abernathy, Wyatt Walker, J W Hayes, T L Fisher, J T Porter, Fred Shuttlesworth, and Shuttlesworth assistant King said he would comment later.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
Texas
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alabama
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Atlanta
A. D. King
Louisville
J. W. Hayes
T. L. Fisher
J. T. Porter
Ralph Abernathy
Wyatt Tee Walker
New York
Fred Shuttlesworth
Cincinnati
We Are Winning Lousy War Enemy Outnumbered
The article paraphrases an editor’s note by Bob Considine arguing the Vietnam war is being won. It cites Allied casualties and Viet Cong losses, Ho Chi Minh Trail activity, and estimates showing enemy forces outnumbered about four to one, with a long trek lowering a North Vietnamese unit from 300 to 30 men.
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Vietnam
Bob Considine
Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
Derailment Hamps Artesia: Potash Cars Plunge off Rail
A Santa Fe Potash Special derailed Sunday near Artesia four miles north after a broken rail caused three engine units and 31 potash cars to leave the track. No injuries reported and service restored by morning on an alternate track. cause unknown and damage estimates pending.
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Artesia
Santa Fe
Airlane Aviation
Charles Smiley
Lone Bandit Uses Rifle In 7 11 Store Holdup
City police hunt a man who entered the 7 11 at College and Missouri Sunday night with a rifle. Manager Sam Coomer said the robber, wearing a shirt over his head, demanded cash and fled. A blue jacket and shirt matching the description were found, but no arrests made. About $140 was reported taken as the search spread to roads and nearby agencies.
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College
Missouri
Rifle Point
Sam Coomer
Chaves County
L.M. Hall
Coomer
Sheriff's Office
Hall
U S Ambassador Leaving Ecuador
U S Ambassador Wemberley DeR. Coerr prepared to depart Quito after Ecuador asked for withdrawal for publicly criticizing President Otto Arosemena Gomez. The request follows a 1966 Safeway robbery at Del Norte Shopping Center on North Main Street.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
Wemberley der. Coerr
Safeway
del Norte Shopping Center
N. Main St
Lonborg Guides Red Sox Past Cardinals 3 1 in Series Return
Jim Lonborg won his second straight against St. Louis with a 3-1 victory sending the World Series back to Boston. He shut out the Cards until Roger Maris homered in the ninth, while Ken Harrelson drove in the first run on a third inning single. Elston Howard delivered a key RBI single in the ninth as Boston added two runs.
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ST. Louis
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Lonborg
Roger Maris
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Charley Finley
Steve Carlton
Red Sox
Andre Maurois Dies at Age 82 in Paris Suburb
French writer Andre Maurois 82 died at home after surgery for an intestinal block. The prolific novelist biographer and historian had gained fame with Les Silences du Colonel Bramble based on his World War I experiences with British forces. He lectured and wrote in the United States during World War II.
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Paris
Andre Maurois
Maurois
Neuilly
Colonel Bramble
United States
France
MBT70 Tank to Debut for Army Booster Group Display
The MBT70 tank, said to perform better underwater and exceed any known armored vehicle in firepower speed and maneuverability, will be shown to the Association of the United States Army. Developed since 1963 by the United States and West Germany, it carries a 152 mm Shillelagh missile as a potential NATO standard in the 1970s.
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Washington
Association of
United States Army
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Murder Charge In Hippieland Slaying Case
New York police charged 26 year old laborer Donald Ramsey with the killings of Linda Fitzpatrick 18 and James Leroy Hutchinson 21 found nude in a Hippieland tenement boiler room after an LSD party. Freddie Wright assistant superintendent was arrested for rape and robbery after a party guest accused him of assault and theft.
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Greenwich, Conn
Donald Ramsey
Ramsey
Freddie Wright
Linda Fitzpatrick
Irving Fitzpatrick
Knickerbocker Mills
Totowa
N.J
New York City
New England
James Leroy Hutchinson
Central Falls
R.1
Reuther Sees Ford Strike Becoming Industry Longest
UAW President Walter P. Reuther, armed with a $20 million monthly strike fund boost from a dues rise to $25, says the Ford strike could become the longest in auto industry history. He warns GM and Chrysler may face similar action as contract talks proceed.
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Reuther
Ford
A.H. Mahan
Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Gm.” Reuther
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