Air War Costs U.S. Four Planes Down Monday
Air war against North Vietnam cost the United States four planes Monday as two F105s were shot down near Dong Hoi. Two crewmen were rescued by Navy helicopters while two remained missing in action. The four losses bring total U.S. aircraft losses to 825.
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North Vietnam
U. S
George Esper
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Panhandle
United States
David W. Winn
Minbeap
Minn
Johnson
Dong Hui
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Hoi
Sters
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Gulf
Navy
iThey
Air Force
Government Still Relies On Tipsters To Nab Cheats
The IRS continues to use informants to catch tax cheats though reward numbers are declining. Officials cite about 10 000 tips annually with only a few leading to rewards. computer systems now flag errors before informants act, and informant tips contribute a small share of total tax collections.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
America
IRS
Soviet Satellite Linkup Highlights U S Space Slowdown
The Air Force MOL program faces delays from technical problems pushing the first manned mission to 1971, with cost rising to about 2.5 billion dollars. Meanwhile the Soviet Union reports a successful unmanned satellite linkup, signaling continued space activity as the U S program lags. The U S plan envisions a two part spacecraft on Titan 3C booster's heavy lift for two months of earth orbit experiments and potential future military command posts.
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Bob Horton
Air Force
Manned Orbit Washington
Ing Laboratory
Soviet Union
U.S
Earth
Clues Tie Eric Galt to King Slaying Probe
In Birmingham a man linked to Eric Starve Galt confronted FBI agents as the hunt for the sniper behind Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. death widened. Landlords and witnesses identified car and rooming-house details while investigators pursued false leads and missing records from Florida to Mississippi.
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Birmingham
Ala
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Starve Galt
Eric Galt
Peter Cherpes
PBS
Galt
Tormingham
Tang
Cherpes
Whatlin Mobile
Atlanta
Associated Pressi
Bir
King
Mindham Touch National Bank
Eric Starve
Eric Starve Gall
Memphis. Tenn
Memphis
Gall
Asassin
Florida
John Willard
At Alert
Warmingham
Willard
appar/ Mississippi
Eric Starvo
Louisiana
Big Three Auto Stocks Decline Amid Market Gain
New York trading showed overall firmness with gains led by US Gypsum Penn Central Xerox Boeing and Caterpillar. General Motors Ford and Chrysler fell fractions while American Motors held steady and steel stocks edged higher. Du Pont slipped after a prior jump on first quarter profits. Medusa Portland Cement posted high volume early.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Gypsum
Penn Central
Xerox
Boeing
Caterpillar
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
du Pont
Alled Chemical
Alcoa
Homestake
American Cyanamid
Owens-Illinois
Swift
United Air Lines
Medusa Portland Cement
Imperial Corp
U.S. Steel
International Paper
Steps Taken To Transfer Rap Brown To Maryland
AP reports preparations underway to transfer Black Power leader H. Rap Brown from Virginia to Maryland on inciting to riot and arson charges. Attorneys seek to drop extradition appeals, with Judge Buist?Buiz?Buiz Ter granting the request. Move could occur at earliest convenience. Brown has lost 45 pounds during hunger strike and health cited as reason to seek bond.
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Rap Brown
Maryland
Richmond
H. Rap Brown
Virginia
Brown
Philip Hirschkop
Alexandria
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John D. Buiz Ter
Hirschkop
U. S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
U.S. Supreme Court of Habeas
Merhige
Circuit Court
Asst
Reno S. Harp
Harp
William M. Kunstell
New York
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