Three U S Planes Lost In Three Days
In Saigon Viet Cong attacks and air operations left three American aircraft missing and several crewmen unaccounted for while ground actions near Saigon and Tuy Hoa yielded mixed results. A tanker Paloma was hit and set ablaze as government forces fought to contain the fuel spill and prevent further damage.
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Americns
Dave
Skyhawk
7Th Feet
Ranger
Arborne Division
Tuy
Haga
Saifon
U S admits loss of hydrogen bomb over Spain
Washington confirms a B 52 crash near Palomares Spain in January led to the loss of one hydrogen bomb and exposure of about 2 000 people to slight radiation. U S officials say no nuclear detonation occurred and the search for the missing device continued amid diplomatic sensitivities with Spain and other nations.
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Ull Eliss
United States
Spain
Tbe
Palomares
Mediterranean
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Pentagon
State Department
Soviet Union
United Sites
Une
Meritine
Angier Biddie Duke
Manuel Fraga Tribarne
Palomares Beach
Court Split Over Escobedo Ruling Confessions
The Supreme Court hearings on Escobedo type cases reveal deep division among justices and lawyers on when suspects must be allowed legal counsel during police interrogation. Justice Stewart warns against reading the court’s mind as debates hinge on how the police focus shifts from investigation to accusation.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Uscobedo
Escobedo
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Gordon Ringer
William A. Norris
Los Angeles
High Court
Athough
Bart Wartin
Iwneis
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Arthur
Goldberg
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Ant Stewart
Stewart
Flu Claims 42 Persons In Mexico
In Tuluana Mexia authorities report 12 deaths in 15 days from respiratory illness linked to flu. Officials say the flu is epidemic with about 2,000 people treated daily, most deaths attributed to pneumonia.
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Tuluana, Mexia
Hospital Inquiry From Gastonia Gazelle
A note from the Gastonia Gazelle requests information regarding the hospital matter sent to P O Box 1538 Gastonia.
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Seni Kt
Gastonia Gazelle
Gastania
Cambridge Student Excluded After King Street Pint Test
Barbara Marshall, 14, reportedly drank a pint in each of Cambridge King Street s eight pubs to qualify for the King Street Rim Club. She says she is the first Bird member at Cambridge University. It took 75 minutes. She regrets the decision as her college deems it disreputable and possibly threatens her teaching career.
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Rim Club
Barbara Marshall
Cambridge University
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Woody Guthrie Nearing End Of Long Struggle
Oklahoma born folk singer Woody Guthrie, famed for This Land Is Your Land, is 63 and dying from Huntington's Chorea. Once a roaming songwriter with hits recorded by Crosby and Sinatra, he now spends his days in Brooklyn State Hospital as his health fails. A children's fund supports his two surviving kids while a newsletter tracks his condition and work.
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Is & Nations
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Ung student president and court feating rumor spreads
A garbled UNC story mentions Speaker Han in court and students at UNC-Gatumine. another item reports two men charged in a traffic death involving an Elling driver and two others. Leroy Nurse nears graduation from a school of his choice amid specials. Hidden feature list hints at Babson College and Arlene f Chaanitigi.
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McNamara Faces Senate Storm Over Viet Nam Plans
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara enters a contentious Senate Foreign Relations Committee session defending a proposed 20,000 additional U.S. troops in Viet Nam. He argues the force is sufficient to meet commitments, as Vice President Humphrey pushes that the tide is turning in the Hanoi conflict. The hearing probes why escalation persists with 215,000 Americans already in the region and where further mobilization fits policy goals.
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Viet Nam
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Amieri
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Johnson
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American Legion
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Lerngaize
Hoke Er A. Kennedy
Deny
Mumphrey
Nasional Liberation Front
Hanoi
Asia
Ahaul
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J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Pendulum In Ghana Swinging To The Right After Nkrumah
Accra reports a swift political shift as Ghana’s new military regime under Gen. J. A. Atkrrah moves away from Nkrumah era leftism. Orders remove Soviet and Red Chinese advisers, pledges nonalignment, and tensions rise with Peking while Western ties fray amid revolution fallout.
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