Navy Jets Bomb Cai Bi Airfield as War Expands
U S Navy jets bombed Cai Bi airfield near Hai Phong, first raid on a site on the Pentagon restricted list. Other strikes hit targets within 15 miles of Red China and northward airfields as Air Force disclosed Soviet aid and large helicopters in North Vietnam.
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Kien An
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U.S
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Air Force
Cao Bang Highway
Lang Lau
Demilitarized Zone
Con Thien
Ba2s
Quang Tri City
Williams College protest as Mrs Johnson speaks
About 75 antiwar demonstrators walk out of Chapin Hall during a Williams College convocation with Mrs Lyndon Johnson to discuss Americas setting. Another 60 in audience wear armbands in protest as 75 hold a silent vigil over the war.
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Mass
UPI
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Lyndon B. Johnson
America
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Center For Environmental Studies
Vietnam
U S Diplomat Withdrawn From Ecuador
The State Department ordered the withdrawal of U S ambassador to Ecuador Wemberley DeR Cavrr after a speech at the Colegio Americano in Quito. Ecuador demanded his departure within 48 hours citing an attitude of public criticism of President Otto Arosemena Gomez. John J Crowley Jr will assume charge after Cavrr leaves Quito.
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American School
Quito
Coerr
Otto Arosemena Gomez
Carols Mantilla
Foreign Service
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John J. Crowley Jr
Arosemena
Hemisphere
Punta del Este
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
U.S. State Department
Vermont Man Slain in Bennington. Suspect Held
Albert Chester Mallory, 41, of Brattleboro, was shot and killed during an argument in Bennington Vermont about 9 p.m. yesterday. An unidentified suspect was held by police in connection with the slaying.
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Chester Mallory
Brattleboro
Bennington
Democrats Pick Chicago for 1968 Democratic Convention
The DNC selected Chicago as the site for the 1968 Democratic nominating convention with Aug 26 set as the opening date for President Johnson to be renominated. Chicago offered 750000 dollars in cash and 150000 in fringe benefits, beating Miami Beach which bid 850000 dollars. The site subcommittee met to formalize the recommendation.
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Johnson
Miami Beach
Fla
Democratic National Committee
Suspect to face arraignment after Bennington shooting
Vermont State Police declined to identify the suspect saying arraignment may occur in Bennington today. Officials said the fatal shooting stemmed from an argument outside the Franz home on Burgess road near Gore Road, with no comment on residency. State's Attorney Carmody of Manchester, WI, and Dr. Donald Shea assisted at the scene as Bennington police and sheriff's deputies investigated.
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Midwest
Lord Attlee Dies At 84 In London
Former British Prime Minister Lord Attlee died of pneumonia at Westminster Hospital aged 84. Prime Minister Harold Wilson led tributes calling him quiet, steadfast, and decisive and credited him with the welfare state and India’s independence. Attlee’s son announced cremation and a WestMinster Abbey ashes interment around Nov 3 with a memorial service. Queen Elizabeth II and leaders across parties sent condolences. messages also came from India and Italian and other officials.
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Martin Richard Attlee
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Walthamstow
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Balmoral Castle
Earl Attlee
Commonwealth
Zakir Husain
India
Pietro Nenal
Labor Party
Area Woman Killed in Schodack Car Crash
Mrs. Mabel I Wollschlazer Woll of River Road Schodack a 49 year old mother of three was killed when her car left Brookview Road Town of Schodack and struck a utility pole about 830 pm Saturday Police said she was returning from a laundromat in East Greenbush Coroner Anthony J Malera ruled the death accidental.
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River Road
Schodack Wanding
Brookview Road
Schodack
Wollschlazer
East Greenbush
Rensselaer County
Anthony J. Malera
S. E. Miller
BCL
Lee J. Ronkie
Greenbush
Wollschinger
Golden Stamp Co
Albany
Petersburg
Manville the Roaring Twenties Darling Dies at 93
Tommy Manville, famed playboy and heir to the Johns Manville fortune, died at 93 in Chappaqua New York. Known for marriages to many women including Christiana Erdlen, he spent millions on homes and lifestyle while enduring a tumultuous family saga. His death ends a saga of wealth scandals, high society marriages, and flamboyant living.
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Tommy
Manville
Manvillé
Chappaqua
N.Y
Wile No. 8
Sanc
Erdlen
Westchester County
Lorraine
Gibson Shuts Out Sox 6-0 in World Series Game
Bob Gibson twirled a complete game shutout as the Cardinals routed the Red Sox 6-0 at Busch Stadium to move within one victory of the world championship. Jose Santiago took the loss for Boston, while Lou Brock led St. Louis with four hits and a plateful of baserunning in cool, damp conditions.
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