Navy Planes Fight North Vietnamese Missiles Near Hanoi
U S Navy planes tangled with antiaircraft fire and missiles over North Vietnam as they photographed supply routes and defense positions. The Hancock carrier group reported four SAMs and several shells hit but aircraft returned safely. In action nearby, a Marine OV10 was shot down near Da Nang with two crewmen killed, while South Korean forces claimed progress against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units along a 120 mile coastal stretch. Additional clashes occurred around Phnom Penh with casualties reported.
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George Espert
Associated Phase
U.S. Command
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
Vietnam News Agen
Enery mMssoy
U.S
North Vietnam
Tank
Navy
Navy Kenetian
RFI
South Vietnam
da Nang
Cambodie
Vamboudla
Phnom Penh
Phnam Penby
U S Moves To Detach Itself From Long Peking Formosa Quarrel
Washington reports that the United States seeks to detach from the Peking Formosa dispute while urging peaceful means. State Department and Bray say Washington aims to set aside the issue for future Washington Peking talks though no direct negotiations with mainland China are likely soon.
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U.S
John M. Hightower
United
Far l
Pace
Taiwan
China
thelBray
Peking
Formosa
Court Orders Mine Workers Head To Quit
United Mine Workers President Tony Boyle must resign as trustee of the union welfare and pension fund after a federal court found mismanagement of the fund. Judge Bernhard Gesell critical of noninterest-bearing accounts and the union’s handling of funds, upholding a civil suit by more than 70 miners and their families.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington
W.A. K
Tony' Boyle
United Mine Workers
Welfare and Pension Fund
U.S
Berhard A. Gesell
Boyle
Stock Market Slump Amid Mixed Trading Notes
The New York market showed mixed action with the Dow Jones industrial average slipping 1.41 to 949.41 at 10:30 a.m. while advances and declines on the NYSE ran nearly even. A separate legal case involved Josephine Roche and a union fund, with a June 30 compliance deadline and a June 21 hearing planned to address possible damages and fund reform.
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Tenew York
Ubking
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Gesell
Josephine Roche
National Bank
Washington
UMW Leader Sees Pension Fund Stability Priority
Takes Profit Royle recalls late John K. Lewis who built a fluid welfare and retirement fund. Lewis feared federal taxation as Judge Gesell brands multimillion dollar deposits an illegal scheme harming retired workers. Analysts, including Hep Hechler, express cautious optimism as markets react to earnings, noting ongoing profit taking and potential leadership changes. Boyle not available for comment.
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Royle
John K. Lewis
UMW
Miss Roche
Lewis
Gesell
Ken Hechker
D-A.va
Boyle
Tor
Hechler
Rogers Seeks Middle East Idea Swap in Paris talks
Secretary of State Rogers travels to Turkey and the Middle East to exchange views with French officials on reviving Arab Israeli talks. He aims to move the rival Egyptian and Israeli Suez Canal proposals toward a partial accord as a step to broader peace, noting no deal is expected before May 10.
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Paris
Willand Rogers
Dhe
Turkey
Middle East
Maurice Ishu- Tiinn
Israel
Rogers
Suez Canal
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Bgyat
London
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Togers
Red China
U.S
Newsenen
Jailing of Top Gangland Figures Sparks New Jersey Gang War
New Jersey lawmen report a gangland power vacuum after top mob figures were jailed. Four men have been murdered and a possible fifth is missing in Hudson County and nearby areas as New York underworld factions are suspected to fill the void. Notable figures include Gerardo Catena and Simone Nizza DeAwcalcante, with ongoing investigations into Joseph Zicarella and William Plachedda as political payoffs and extortion cases loom.
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Newark
New Jersey
Eany Police
New York
Gerardo Catena
Vita Genovese
Cosa Nostra
State Investigation Commission
SIC
Simone Nizza
Sam the Plumber
DeAwcalcante
Joseph
Joe Bayonne
Zica[relli
Bayonne
Severallliam
Stc
Wil
Closing arguments due in Kotouc court martial case
Capt Eugene Kotouc, Army intelligence officer, faces seven potential years for maiming a My Lai prisoner in 1968. Col Madison Wright, the military judge, will instruct seven jurors today as they decide whether to acquit, convict of maiming, or opt for lesser charges. Defense rested after Kotouc's final witness. prosecution rebuttal followed.
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Williams
Chaze
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Kotouc
Eugene Kotouc
My Lai
Madison Wright
Kotone
Humboldt
Neb
Heland
Wright
Bible Verse Proverb Echoes in Night Reflections
An old verse echoes Galatians urging gentle restoration of a trespasser and self-examination. A Chinese proverb adds a split view of faults, urging you to ponder your own at night and others at rest, together framing a moral meditation.
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