North Korea Displays Spy Boat at Panmunjom Meeting
At Panmunjom the North Korean delegation unveiled a 12.16 outboard motor boat and claimed it was the U S imperialist spy boat sunk off Korea’s west coast. The vessel bore Yamato Motor Co. on the hull and two Mercury 500 engines from Kiekhaefer Corp. The claim follows North Korea’s report of a U S sunk vessel near Boppo with all crew lost, which South Korea and the U S deny.
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Korea
North Korea
U.S
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Yamato Motor Co
Kiekhaefer Corp
Fond du Lac
Wis
Armistice Commissions
Radio
Pyongyang
Boppo
Pukpo
Heloise tips to save soggy outdoor carpet with newspapers
Readers share practical hacks from rain drenched porches. Folded newspaper sections soak up water quickly on rubber backed grass mats and can be walked on to remove moisture. Plastic sheets before rain help drains and stay dry for guests.
Hippies Take Over New York TV Studio During Live Show
A group of 20 to 40 hippies invaded a New York educational TV studio in a live segment on WNDT, taking over the interview and shouting obscenities. Seven were arrested, including six men and a woman, as police responded after five calls. Former astronaut John Glenn witnessed the scene and commented on the violence.
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New York
WNDT
John Glenn
Lee Hayes
Newsfront
New York Times
Steven—Vx Roberts
Columbia University
Innis Named CORE National Director Amid McKissick Leave
Roy Innis, a militant black nationalist, becomes temporary CORE national director replacing Floyd McKissick who takes medical leave. McKissick resigns. Ussery notes the council asked him to stay until a successor is chosen. Innis, 34, from the Virgin Islands, has history with Harlem CORE and advocates multiracial membership end.
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Roy Innis
Congress of Racial Equality
Floyd McKissick
Innis
McKissick
Innisye34
Born
Wilfred T. Ussery
CORE
Group
National Action Council
Cleveland
Telvis
James H. Meredith
Memphis
Jackson
Miss
Richmond Marine Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department reports Pfc. Donald D. Williams Jr. of Richmond was killed in action in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Williams of Richmond. The department confirmed the fatality as part of ongoing war casualty announcements.
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Vietnam
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Defense Department
Donald D. Williams Jr
Donald D. Williams
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