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Hanoi SuburbRaid ChargedMOSCOW, April 17 (UPf) — The official Soviet news agency Tass claimed Sunday night that American planes Sunday bombeda suburb of Hanoi, the capital of North Viet Nam.Tass quoting the North Vietnamese news agency said other American planes simultaneouslybombed and strafed the town ofFhu Ly and a densely populated region 1st Khay Dyong Province.(In Saigon* U.S. spokesmen said that American jets hare been striking in the area of Hanoi, but there were no reports of how near the North Vietnamese capital they were bombing.)Palace Room Has Paintings, No BatliasJackie Kennedy Flief Con firmed from Ptiqe 1/wigs were presented* and to see Seville's famous spring fair.The palace room without bath was not the only sign of a brief return to olden times for Mrs. Kennedy, The mayor of Seville greeted her at the airport withnews that the municipality hadput at her disposal a coach and four while horses.itTass denounced the bombing as a new step In the war of destruction U.S. Imperialists are waging against the DemocraticRepublic of Viet Nam.isMrs, Kennedy and other specialguests appeared to take theabrupt transition from a trans-Atlantic jet plane to a coach and four In their stride. Many of the week's special activities will be geared to horses and coaches, including the dally parades Inwhich Andalusian beauties wearing traditional attire will appear.The charity ball for the benefit of the Spanish Red Cross attracted more than 2,500 guests who paid handsomely to dine and dance in the FiEtos Palace, another ancient residence owned by the Duke and Duchess of Med* Inacelj.WoatlierJMrtlj1 cloudy in th« morn I no. betamlug fliQjtfjr cloudy **11*1 »c4Et*r«cf ralnthftwtrltnd hrtliEad lhun#»r*lorrni.Qutifltt: Inoiind CloiidlAeil. Ffinb.furjH*4«ifr«ra hl*h W, tow lt;7. TrniPK-Rlurf* ntcardfrtP Sunday (CEtH* 4im arnWM46It£6 Adir«4h ft71 AUwili frBA Aviina, rtS- Eirlln, WW' Franldurt. p 41 Lvdan. Cl4am41IK48SO42 MMi ■ M M I Mi III * F -W~Wcl’dcudy; [hparlJy cloudyt4pmM Madrid, »07 Munich, p W Parlt. p 43 Priitwlch, p 94 Romo, P TO WhBalut, P r*rflln.U.S. Planes DownedReds(Continued from Page ttcrewmen aboard the planes were rescued by helicopters.892 saturation bombers from Guam struck below the border, hitting 19 mites from the Buddhist center of Hue. A U.S. spokesman to Saigon said the strike was aimed at a NorthVietnamese regiment which Isbelieved to have filtered down recently from North Viet Num.Air strike targets In the North were supply lines, storage areasand military bases particularlym Hoi. 40 mites northaround Dong of the border, andmiles finrllLVinh, 190an AS Intruder and an A4 Sky* hawk.The U.S. Air Force Canberra was hit at 9:19 a.m. over a mountainous jungle area about 23 miles southwest of Dong Hoion the coast. Capt. Lawrence R. Horacek, SO, of Ludingtim, Mich., angled the stricken plane out over the Gulf of Tonkin where he and Capt, Donald V. Damage. 29, of Muskogee,Okla., the navigator, parachuted Into the water. They were picked up shortly afterward by a helicopter piloted by Capt. Jerry W. Jennings, 32, of El Paso* Tex.San Angelo, Tex.t hovering nearby Sn another helicopter, got a distress call from the pilot ai a Navy At Skyhawk that was bfil tfi miles south of Vinh. The pilot parachuted and Matthews' craft rescued him at 1 p.m. and relumed Mm safely to the carrier Tlcoflderoga.Two hours later, a Navy Ai with a crew of two caught aNorlb Vietnamese shell during a strike just north of the border, pllcl managed to fly duecrippled plane out over the seaMl miles north of Da Nang In ScHih Viet Nam* Them the crew
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