Da Nang Crisis Eases After Martial Tension Mounts
Vietnamese Premier Ky and Gen Chuan held talks at Da Nang air base as thousands of Marines and loyal troops faced off with dissident forces. Chuan ordered retreat of the 11th Ranger Battalion to Hue while pledging political solutions over force. Thi remains in the area amid ongoing demonstrations and potential clashes.
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Chau
da Nang
Nguyen van Chuan
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St Corps
Saigon
Chuan
Nguyen van Nam
U.S
Thi
Viet Nam
Corps
Hue
Ex-Chairman Directs GOP Campaign
William L. Pfeiffer, former New York state chairman and Rockefeller adviser, is named director of the 1966 NY GOP campaign. Pfeiffer, 58, has been Republican State Committee treasurer since 1961 and Rockefeller aide since 1964. Dorothy McHugh named co-director of state campaign operations.
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New York
William L. Pfeiffer
Rockefeller
McHugh
New York City
Keith S. McHugh
Commerce
Canadian health minister sets bacon labeling deadline
In Ottawa AP reports Health Minister Allen J. MacEachen told the house of Commons that meat packers must show the full width of a slice of bacon through package windows by May 1.
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Ottawa
Canada
Allen J. MacEachen
House of Commons
GM Aide Admits Cars Have Defects and Safety Legislation
Ford Motor Co. executive John A. Bugas warned a commerce committee that a bill giving a secretary power to set national auto safety standards could disrupt the industry and economy. He favored voluntary standards or a joint government industry panel with four auto makers and a government chair.
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Secretary of Commerce
John A. Bugas
Ford Motor Co
Bugas
U.S
Ford
Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Senate Committee
Buga
N J Twins Die In House Fire
In Palisades Park New Jersey four year old twins Stuart and Sharon Sarnoski died when a blaze swept through their second floor bedroom early yesterday The twins were at home with their parents William and Mrs Sarnoski and four other children who were in the first floor breakfast area and escaped harm.
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Palisades Park
N. J
Stuart
Sharon Sarnoski
William Sarnoski
Egan Named New York Bureau Administrator
James R. Egan of Whitehall was promoted to administrator of the Bureau of Apprentice Training in the New York State Labor Department's Division of Manpower, announced by State Industrial Commissioner M. P. Catherwood.
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Albany
UPI
James R. Egan
Whitehall
Bureau of
State Labor Department
Division of
M. P. Catherwood
Cold Wave Mirrors Wide Area Chill Across Nation
A spring snow storm hit the Texas Panhandle with unseasonable lows across the nation. Winslow Arizona posted 18 degrees, Florida faced killer tornadoes with 10 dead and 306 injured, and flooding rose along the Red River into Canada. Subfreezing dawns and 30s highs settled over much of the country with scattered snow in the Great Lakes and Southeast.
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Winslow
Ariz
Texas Panhandle
Arizona Mountains
Florida
Tampa
Cape Kennedy
The
Weather Bureau
Key West
Fla
Oklahoma
Texas South Plains
Panhandle
Farwell
Texas-New Mexico
Amarillo
Red River
Canada
North Dakota
Minnesota
Hallock
Minn
Emerson, Man
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Missouri Ozarks
Kentucky Hills
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Craig, Colo
Bemidji
Palm Springs
Calif
Man and Boy Report UFO Near Castleton
A disabled veteran Joseph Powers and his 13 year old son observed a disc shaped unidentified flying object hovering 200-300 feet above ground near Powers farm in Castleton at 6 45 p m. The craft showed blue red lights and a blue flame tail with no sound and left toward woods after moving along electrical wires. UPI reports corroboration from Bill Donovan head of the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomenon in Poughkeepsie with nine others observing similar sightings the previous night.
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Castleton
UPI
Joseph Powers
United Press International
Powers
Poughkeepsie
Bill Donovan
National Investigations Committee
Washington
Donovan
Ford Chides LBJ on Building Views
Rep. Gerald R. Ford accuses President Johnson of choosing to veto a vice presidential home bill rather than delay a Texas house addition. Ford argues Johnson should veto the home bill to curb spending while Johnson says delaying nonessential building could help control the economy.
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Ford
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Johnson
Texas
House
Kidnap Hoax Letter Leads to Arrest in Miami Case
Clyde Daniel Phelps, 60, a retired printer, was arrested in Florida on charges of attempting to extort 25000 dollars from the Goldman family of an 18 year old Miami area kidnapping. FBI says the April 1 letter was a hoax amid ongoing investigation into Daniel Goldman’s abduction.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Clyde Daniel Phelps
Miami
Aaron Goldman
FBI
Phelps
Goldmans
Clearwater
Cranston
R.I
Boston
Mass
Boca Raton
Daniel Goldman
Oswego Man Held In Woman's Death
Timothy K. Monette aged 23 of Pewellville was ordered held for the Oswego County grand jury on first degree murder in the screwdriver slaying of Mrs. Nicolene Poff 58 at her Penellville area tavern on March 9.
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Fulton
UPI
Timothy K. Monette
Pewellville
Oswego County
Monette
Nicolene Poff
Penellville
Goldberg Named Mass K of C Lantern Award Recipient
United Nations Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg was selected to receive the 10th Lantern Award from the Massachusetts State Council Knights of Columbus for outstanding service to God and country.
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Boston
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Massachusettes State Council
Knights of Columbus
Bombers Strike Near Hanoi Pressures Freight Lines
Bombers from Guam hit near Hanoi and a Kunming Hanoi line bridge was downed in Phu Tho as ground action in South Vietnam remained desultory. US officials deny reprisal and describe the raids as targeted military strikes with broader operations continuing against North Vietnamese supply and storage sites.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Guam
Hue
Peking
Hanoi
Kunming
Red River Valley
Kunming-Hanoi
Phu Tho
Saigon
United States
U.S
Pleiku
US. Navy
Grumman to Erect New Plane Plant in Savannah
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp will build an aircraft assembly plant near Travis Field in Savannah on a 110 acre site. The facility will employ 500 people and be used for assembling commercial and military aircraft and conducting underwater research according to Grumman president E Clinton Towle.
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Savannah
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Travis Field
E. Clinton Towl
Grumman
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Ztea
TCS
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Mass. K. of C. Award
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Vinh
Hay Yen
Phung Loi
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