Ambush Near Saigon Kills Two Entertainers
Four American teen performers from Los Angeles were ambushed on Highway 15 near Saigon while en route to Vung Tau. Two were killed and three wounded, including Paula Levine 20 and Jack Bone 18. The attackers, in civilian clothes, fled after seizing IDs and instruments. Thai soldiers evacuated the wounded.
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Washington clashes with black group over officer slaying
Mayor Walter Washington denounces a Black United Front statement calling the death of Pvt. Stephen A. Williams justifiable homicide after he was killed during a suspect arrest in a rough D C neighborhood. Williams’s partner Pvt. Frederick Matteson was critically wounded.
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Hail Strikes Wellington as Lorain County Sees Storm
Severe weather lashed Lorain County with hail and heavy rain last night. Wellington reported the heaviest impact with lightning hitting lines east of Perry's Auto Sales cutting power to the west for about an hour.
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Weather and Police Report Fragment
Weather clearing details note high near 79 at 4 15 pm and low at midnight. Indonesian police report say communist guerrilla activity increases in Central and East Java with arrests in 800 Reds case per AP dispatch.
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Johnson urges new goals on Latin tour in Central America
President Johnson, first U.S. leader to tour all five Central American republics in a single trip, urged leaders to expand beyond economic ties toward social progress. He spoke in San Salvador on learning how nations can cooperate to reduce poverty and improve lives while guards ensured security for the arrival.
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Pilot with private license rose to airline captain then barred
Jimmie H. Lane, 35, worked 11 years to command Eastern Air Lines piston-engine and four-engine jets while holding only a private pilot license. FAA uncovered the fake upgrade, cancelled his license, and Eastern fired him. Lane appealed. NTSB upheld the FAA action and closed the case.
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Readers urge severe penalties for gun crimes in city poll
Chronicle Telegram readers overwhelmingly demand severe and mandatory penalties for firearm use in crime. In a 45 response, 44 vote yes with 1 no. other options show lower support. A 30 to 5 vote opposes banning mail order firearm sales while 26 to 8 oppose new legislation. 90 support stronger enforcement of existing laws.
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