Franklin DeLong Heads Home Flag Flyover at Khe Sanh
In a field scene at Khe Sanh Syracuse Marine Franklin C DeLong carries an 81 mm mortar crew in position as a Syracuse flag is raised at his request. Lance Cpl Chuck Sanders Chicago IL holds the flag while others from Glasgow MT Gardner MA Newport CA Columbus OH Canton OH join in the rank.
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Syracuse
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Cpl
Chuck Sanders
Chicago
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Glasgow
Mont
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J- ‘Moisine
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Mass
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Facchin
Newport
Beach
Calif
James J.delfino
Columabus
Ohio
Canton
Marines hold Khe Sanh under North Vietnamese bombardment
Washington reports North Vietnamese forces have intensified bombardment of Khe Sanh in the northwest, threatening Marine defenses. Commandant Chapman, in an exclusive interview, says weather may force an accelerated assault while defending U.S. strategy and air power against enclave tactics.
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Khe Sanh
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Khe’ Sanh
Johnson cites progress in social and labor gains
President Johnson told AFL-CIO delegates that the nation has made progress against poverty and for education health and wages while promising safety reforms. He cited 12 million rising from poverty 16 million students aided 20 million elderly cared for 41 million workers with higher wages and 75 million in better jobs. He warned against partisan attacks in the election year.
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Hughes Leads Budget Rebellion in Albany Caucus
Senator John H. Hughes of Syracuse pushes a budget revolt inside the Republican led Albany caucus. He has submitted a report urging about 400 million in cuts to Rockefeller’s 5.5 billion plan while leaders refuse to disclose agreed figures.
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John H. Hughes
Syracuse
Republican Party Caucus
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Senate
Hughes
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Earl W. Brydges
Assembly Democrats
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Arabs and Israelis renew fighting across Jordan valley
Jordan reports renewed exchanges of mortar and artillery fire with Israel in the Jordan River valley. A Jordanian military spokesman said Israel fired three inch mortars near Makhfar Ai gam and Jordan returned fire. Israeli shelling hit Makhadat Abu Es sas. No casualties were reported. Jordan's King Hussein called aides as U.N. Security Council rejected a resolution condemning Israel for its raid last Thursday.
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Hussein
Middle East
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Jordan Valley
Makhadat Abu Essas
United Nations
Jerusalem
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UPI
John Lawton
Today’s Chuckle On Sleep And Unfired Bets
A lighthearted quip notes that man is odd he sleeps when not fired and avoids bets, poking fun at human behavior with a dry wink.
Kennedy bid for presidency could trigger election headache
Sen. Everett Dirksen comments on Kennedy’s bid shaping the race on today’s editorial page. The piece weighs potential political shocks and the constitutional implications of a presidential campaign in the current climate.
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Everett Dirksen
Kennedy Draws Big Los Angeles Crowd Amid Primary Push
Sen Robert Kennedy drew a large demonstrative crowd in Los Angeles as 10 000 Mexican American voters greeted him at Plaza Square. He accused Johnson of courting darker impulses and urged unity across ethnic groups during the California primary campaign.
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Los ‘Angeles Theater
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EU McCarthy
D-Min Jin
Califoria
California
Kennedy
Man charged in gun death case in Onondaga Hill
An Onondaga Hill man identified as Peter W. Clancey is held on a homicide charge in an apparent suicide pact gone wrong. Deputies surrounded the home on Onondaga Road as Clancey lay with the dead woman, pistol in hand. Evidence included a live round in the chamber and six in the clip, with a spent shell elsewhere. Police say Clancey and the woman planned self harm after objections to their relationship.
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McHady
LaVere
Cancey
Patrick Corbett
Peter W. Clancey
Onondaga Road
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Vernon Schmitz
Jeanette Wood
South Ave
Glaney
Syracuse
Michael McHady
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McRady
Sheriff's Department
Ojment
Thomas LaVere
Gary C. Rodiger
Rockefeller favored son plan roils GOP debate on war
GOP moderates push to draft Nelson Rockefeller for the presidential race while Javits and Hatfield discuss alternative paths. Rockefeller hinted he may not actively seek the nomination but left the door open. Javits predicts a strong favorite son bloc at the New York meeting to challenge Nixon and recruit Rockefeller support nationwide. Hatfield cites Lindsay and Percy as possible alternatives to end the Vietnam war policy.
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A. Rockefeller
Republican’ Alternative
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Javits
Morton
Sen
Mark
Hatfield
Nixon
New York
Albany
John V. Lindsay
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Pleasant outlook after weekend snowstorm in Central New York
The six inch snowfall in Central New York is over and fair skies with warmer temperatures are forecast for the coming week. Weekend winds caused minor accidents and power outages but tonight will be mild with a low in the upper 20s and tomorrow a high in the 50s. Chance of rain is low tonight and about 10 percent tomorrow as a warmer, 50s daytime ceiling and 30s nights persist through the week with possible showers late.
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Pike
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Day
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