Humphrey Visits Europe Amid Protests and Talks
Humphrey's Paris stop ended with tensions over police handling of security and reports of gendarmes turning backs on attacked Marines. He met with Gen. Lemnitzer and held talks with leaders including Kiesinger, Wilson, Moro, and de Gaulle. He urged NATO consultations, warned against Soviet deals, and stressed united front.
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U.S
Humphrey
Paris-Jour
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Harold Wilson
Aldo Moro
Charles de Gaulle
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
Bild Zeitung
Humphrey-Kiesinger
NATO
Carey Bids For School Board Post
Carey announces a Troy School Board bid emphasizing voter choice and commitment to教育. A former teacher and PTA president, he grew up in Capital City, lived in Troy five years, and is married with three children. He attended Siena College and St Bonaventure College and held sales roles before joining the paper firm in Albany.
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Carey
Siena College
Christian Brothers Academy
Albany
St. Andrew’s Seminary
St. Bonaventure College
Olean
National Cash Register Co
Hallmark Cards
Doris MacCarney
Watervliet
Edward
Robert
Mary Rose
Careys
St. William's Church
St. Willam’s Society
Nashville Uprising Sparks Small Looting And Riots
Police reported rock throwing by about 400 Fisk University area students with violence spreading to nearby Meharry Medical College. An AP photographer Bruce Cooter was injured by flying glass, and a rock hit Metro Human Relations chief Dr. Edwin Mitchell. A grocery fire occurred and one store was looted as authorities moved to quell the disturbance.
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Associated Press
Bruce Cooter
Fisk University
James Lawson
Fisk
Edwin Mitchell
Metro Human Relations Commission
Meharry Medical College
Meharry
Nashville
Apollo 1 Fire Attributed To Sloppy Wiring, Conditions Cited
A review lists six factors behind the Apollo 1 tragedy including a sealed pure oxygen cabin and vulnerable wiring. Tests revealed conditions such as flammable materials, corrosive coolant, inadequate crew escape, and limited rescue or medical support. Officials hope to land a man on the moon this decade despite delays.
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U.S
Heavy U.S. strikes hit Dong Hoi and Vinh bases
U S troops attacked southern panhandle targets including storage areas, antiaircraft sites, bridges, a communications station and transshipment points. In South Vietnam, a company from the 3rd Battalion 28th ROK Infantry fought Viet Cong near Tuy Hoa for two hours, five enemy killed and two suspects seized, with light Korean casualties and U S air and artillery support.
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Panhandle
Dong Hoi
Vinh
South Vietnam
28Th
ROK Infantry Regiment
Tuy Hoa
ROK
U.S
Wagar Reelected Fire Chief and Local Officials Named
K K L Wagar was reelected fire chief of Grafton for his 20th term. He serves as deputy county fire coordinator and on the County Fire Advisory Board, also active in the rescue squad and employed as a machinist at Huyck Felt Co. in Rensselaer. Other civil officers and fire staff were renamed, including Stan Burdick and Edward Schultz as assistant chiefs and Richard Elliott as fire company foreman. Naval actions and Apollo program concerns are noted in separate reports with casualties and a critical board assessment.
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Everett L. Wagar
Grafton
Wagar
Huyck Felt Co
Rensselaer
Stan
Ton Burdick
Edward Schultz
Orley Schultz
Frank Corbin
Richard Elliott
Irving Maison
William Yerkey
Thomas Richmond
Robert Nielson
Spacecraft Fire and Vietnam War Updates From The Front
Reports describe a cabin fire aboard a spacecraft with Grissom and Chaffee reportedly among the astronauts. Investigations point to wiring insulation damage and a short circuit, with numerous wiring flaws cited. Separate dispatches cover battlefield clashes including a sniper near Gen Tolson, Red attacks in Pleiku, Quang Tri counterattacks, and extensive air and ground operations across Vietnam with 1103 air missions and B52 strikes.
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Grissom
Weekend Accidents Fatal To 4
Lake George reports artificial respiration failed to save a girl after she wandered from home and fell into 12 feet of water. Sheriff and deputies investigated. A separate truck crash in Wilmington Vermont left Mr. Dunnell dead of head and internal injuries after rescue attempts. Additional single car crash near Petersburg left Mrs. Sirard uninjured while ongoing investigation seeks cause.
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William T. Carboy
Gilbert Schielerer
James Rozell
Charles Wheeler
Richard Cranell
Bright
Chester Street
Glens Falls
Dunnell
Route 9
Wilmington
Bennington
Howard Mattison
Brattleboro
Mattison
Donald F. Shea
Vermont
John T. Carmody
Smith
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Shard
Petersburg
Annette
North Petersburg
Five Youths Die As Train Collide in Hicksville
Five youths killed when their car was struck by a Long Island Rail Road train at the New South Road crossing near Hicksville. Police said safety gates were lowered. the car apparently slipped around one gate and could not clear the other. Victims include Jess Bloom 17, Carl Goodfield 17, Thomas Coffey 16, Francis Dove 18 of Hicksville and Gregory Marrone 19 of Westbury.
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Hicksville
N.Y
Long Island
New South Road
Jess Bloom
Carl Goodfield
Thomas Coffey
Francis Dove
Gregory Marrone
Westbury
Jamaica
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Ned
Binh Dinh
Moonport
Chaffee
Troy
Weather Bureau
John Tolson
1St Cavalry
Saigon
Phuoc Tuy
Pleiku
Quang Tri
Red River
Lake George
Dier
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Sr — . D. Wibbard
Roger Maner
Judith Fitzgerald
L. Mattison
Susan Forrast
Harald E. Ford
W. Chazy
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Matty
Wyman
R. Farrara
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Egremont
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D. Cowan
Altamont, N. Ys
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Turkey
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Eleanor Owler
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