Marines Lose 22 in Helicopter Crash at North Carolina Base
The in flight collision of two helicopters at New River Marine Air Facility killed 22 Marines and injured 14. The Sea Stallion and Huey crashed about 1,000 yards apart during a training exercise as troops prepared to exit for a simulated assault.
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New River Marine Air Facility
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Big 2' Parley Seen As Good Omen In Glassboro Talks
Sunday’s big two hour parley between President Johnson and Premier Kosygin at Glassboro State College began with a handshake and ended with smiles. Officials called the session a hopeful sign as they discussed the Middle East, Vietnam, and a nonproliferation treaty. Secretary Rusk eyes progress toward Soviet concurrence on a nuclear weapon ban draft.
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Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
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George Christian
Middle East
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Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Bloody Action Kills 76 U S Troops Near Dak To
An American infantry company on a search and destroy mission suffered 76 killed and 24 wounded in a six to seven hour battle on a 4,000 foot ridgeline near Dak To 270 miles north of Saigon. The 173rd Airborne Brigade fought elite North Vietnamese assault troops with air strikes and helicopter support.
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Central Highlands
U. S
Dak To
173Rd‘ Airborne
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Senator Dodd to Seek Third Term After Censure
Senator Thomas J. Dodd, censured for personal use of campaign funds, vows to serve out his current term and run again in Connecticut. He told reporters, I will be here tomorrow and every day, as the Senate upheld the ethics panel finding on his conduct.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Dod
Dodd
Congress
House
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Appreciation luncheon planned for farmers market buyers
The agriculture committee of the Thomasville-Thomas County Chamber of Commerce plans a noon Monday appreciation luncheon for buyers at the Thomasville State Farmers Market. Coats and Clark recreation center will host the event aims to foster ongoing cooperation between buyers and local business representatives.
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Agriculture Committee
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Army officer blocks probe into Fort Gordon tooth extraction death
Washington AP reports Sen Mendel Rivers declined Rep Henry Gonzalez request for a full investigation into the death of Spec 4 Edward Vela Jr of San Antonio after dental extraction at Fort Gordon Georgia. Rivers would seek an Army report instead. Gonzalez plans further inquiry to prevent recurrence.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Ft. Gordon
Mendel Rivers
D-S. C
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
Edward Vela Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Army
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Carmichael Jailed Again After Racial Tensions Erupt
Stokely Carmichael and two associates remained jailed for a second night as their attorney weighs further steps. Convicted on loitering charges for refusing police orders in Dixie Hills, they face appeal bonds set at 1000 dollars each, deemed excessive by Howard Moore.
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Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Dixie Hills
Howard Moore
Wildcat strike ends at Atlanta Chevrolet Fisher plants
A wildcat strike and shutdown affecting about 2750 workers at the Chevrolet and Fisher body plants in Atlanta ended with planned resumption of full production on the truck assembly line. The strike began when the second shift did not return after lunch on Wednesday, and the company cited excessive absenteeism. Local 34 UAW president M R Wilson said the local and international unions had ordered members to return to work because the strike was unauthorized.
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Chevrolet
Fisher
M. R. Wilson
United Auto Workers
Southwire Plant Workers Reject Union Representation
In Carrollton Georgia workers at the Southwire Co electric wire plant vetoed court-ordered representation by about three to one. Of 1,040 votes 269 favored and 771 opposed. AFL-CIO's Harold McIver said the results would be contested in court.
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Carrollton, Ga
Southwire Co
Harold McIver
Afl-Cio
CAB proposes fees for alcoholic drinks on planes
The Civil Aeronautics Board urged airlines to charge passengers separately for all alcoholic beverages. Free drinks currently offered to first class could disappear while coach travelers pay about one dollar per drink, as the CAB argues liquor service is not part of transport.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Reds divided on mid East at UN emergency session
At the United Nations the Communists split into three groups over action on the Middle East crisis. One Romanian proposal urged direct Arab‑Arab talks while Arab nations pressured for U.N. steps. Presidents Johnson and Kosygin agreed to keep summit talks going, though the White House cautioned that one meeting does not guarantee peace.
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United Nations, N.Y
U. N
Oldest Enlisted Airman Celebrates 74th Birthday
M Sgt Stewart G Hicks the oldest enlisted Air Force member marks his 74th birthday at Travis AFB California He retires July 17 after serving under U S and Canadian flags in three wars Hicks a construction inspector received a birthday party from the 60th Engineering Squadron His quip to a peer reflected the old soldiers saying about aging and duty.
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Travis Air Force Base
Cali
Air Force
Stewart G. Hicks
U.S
Hicks
60Th Engineering Squadron
Local Man Dies In Auto Crash Near Thomasville
Albert Young 50, of Thomasville, died in a head on collision about two miles south of Thomasville on U S 319. Dwight Wagner from Monticello was northbound in a 1967 sedan. State Trooper Dixon said Wagner crossed the center line and the 1964 pickup was demolished with $1500 damage. Young worked as a produce manager for Colonial Stores in Tallahassee while en route to work.
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Albert
Young
U. S. 319
State Patrol
Mitchell County
Thomas County
Barwick
Tallahassee
Dwight M. Wagner
Rt. 2
Monticello
D. W. Dixon
Wagner
Dixon
Colonial
Sabotage Hinted In Air Crash Near Blossburg
Mohawk Air Lines president asked FBI Director Hoover to probe a strong suggestion of sabotage after a BAC111 jet bound from Syracuse to Washington crashed on Blossburg Mountain in Pennsylvania. The 2:50 p.m. disaster killed 34, with witnesses noting extensive wreckage and violent casualties.
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Mohawk Airlines
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Were
Hoover
Robert E. Peach
Mohawk
Syracuse
N.Y
Washington, D.C
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Meredith Plans Another March in Mississippi
James H. Meredith returns to Mississippi to resume a 10 day march against fear along U.S. 51 to Jackson. He continues the symbolic hike to the spot where he was shot a year ago, seeking to influence desegregation actions and national responses.
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James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
U.S. 51
Jackson
Amiable Grocer Arrested in Pittsburgh Bank Robberies
FBI agents arrest William E. Zeller, 52, owner of Bill's Market in Pittsburgh, charging him in a 1968 armed robbery and linking him to the alleged commuter bandit responsible for 16 area bank robberies since 1961. He denies the charges and awaits a hearing.
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FBI
William E. Zeller
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