Jets Patrol Viet Nam Area as U S intensifies patrols
U S jet fighters headed toward North Viet Nam to counter potential MIG threats after reported close radar contacts. Saigon activated air raid alerts for the first time since World War II while China and North Viet Nam criticized U N action and vowed to respond to U S strikes.
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Stray Shot Kills Youth Near Logan
A 22 year old Columbus camper Michael Allemany died after being shot in Wildcat Hollow near Route 180. Larry Blanton 18 fired a .22 rifle into the ground, a shell ricocheted hitting Allemany. Five youths camped nearby as investigators continue the case.
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Michael Allemany
Hocking Valley Hospital
Larry Blanton
Route 180
Allemang
Car Crash At Hamden Kills Man
George J. Loper, 23, of Dundas, died when the southbound car left Route 93 and struck a tree on the north edge of Hamden around 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Barbara Jean Ousley, 31, of Wellston, was injured and taken to Holzer Hospital. Loper’s services are planned Wednesday at Wrightsel Funeral Home with burial in Elk Cemetery.
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George J. Loper
Dundas
Loper
Barbara Jean Ousley
Wellston
Holzer Hospital
Carol Stevens Loper
Terry Lynn
Kimberly Sue
George Loper
Wrightsel Funeral Home
McArthur
Elk Cemetery
Cease Fire On Cyprus Wins Approval Of Greeks Turks
Cyprus crisis worsens as Greece and Turkish Cypriots accept UN cease fire call amid Turkish air strikes. Ankara warns only if Greek Cypriots halt attacks while Polis square and Kokkina vicinity fear casualties. NATO discusses Cyprus move with U S Beirut airlift evacuates 35 embassy dependents.
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Polis
Ankara
Turkey
Ment
Kokkina
Nicosia
Makarios Cyprus
Security Council
Xeros
Soviet Union
Alex Efty
Associated Press
Paris
Atlan
Bill Could End Chaos With Overhauled Time System
A House Commerce subcommittee moves to approve a bill to standardize U S time zones into four zones plus a Atlantic subzone. It would set uniform start and end dates for daylight saving and require federal agencies and carriers to adopt the system.
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America
House Commerce Subcommittee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Commerce
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Congress
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Alaska
Hawaii
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Atlantic
ICC
Barry Defines Extremism Statement in Unity Bid
Senator Barry Goldwater, seeking party unity, reframed extremism as wholehearted devotion to liberty. In a public letter to Richard Nixon, Goldwater noted that wholehearted devotion to liberty is unassailable while half-hearted devotion to injustice is indefensible. He urged Republicans to avoid misunderstandings to secure a Republican victory in November.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater
Crowds Pay Tribute To 3 Slain Workers
Thousands of white and Black mourners held separate services and an outdoor rally in New York to honor Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney missing since June and found killed near Philadelphia Mississippi. James Farmer CORE leader praised their nonviolent work and announced Rita Schwerner, Michael s widow, as a CORE field secretary to help set up a memorial community center in Meridian Mississippi.
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FBI
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Meridian
Miss
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James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
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Rita Schwerner
Michael
CORE
Pope Paul VI Offers Help To Seek Peace Solutions
In Ecclesiam Suam the Pope pledges to aid in disputes threatening world peace. He calls for dialogue with non Christian religions and outlines church renewal while defending papal primacy. The encyclical condemns communism and atheism and invites broader dialogue with ideologies.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
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Solons Aim For Aug. 22 Adjournment
Congress pushes to clear the legislative deck and adjourn by August 22, two days before the Democratic National Convention opens in Atlantic City. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he hopes for the date but warned he would not bet on it. If not finished, lawmakers will resume work after the convention.
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Meet the Press
Alden Expected to Quit Job Corps Post
A report circulated that Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden would resign as head of the Federal Job Corps. He was in Boston on Monday and planned to fly to Washington, D.C., and could not be reached for comment. Cartoonist Fontaine Fox of Toonerville Trolley fame is reported dead in Greenwich Connecticut after 35 years of popular cartoons.
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Conn
Fontaine Fox
Toonerville
Fox
Pickets Clash With Guards at Bridgwater Plant
A weekend confrontation between striking pickets and Bridgwater guards led to five cases in Athens Municipal Court. Police dispersed crowds with no arrests. One guard remained in Sheltering Arms Hospital and Capt. Creviston accused a picket of assault as guards chased a brick-throwing assailant.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
J. B. Grogan
Grogan
Charles A. Vernon
Gordon E. French
Paul A. McKinney
Chauncey
F. Scott Creviston
Creviston
McKinney
Capt. Creviston
President X hunts for vice president candidate
A brief in the Messenger notes President X struggles to name a running mate as the nation faces political maneuvering. The item appears on page 4 among other features.
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President X
Cyprus requests urgent UN session over Turkish air attack
Cyprus asked for an immediate United Nations Security Council session to address a Turkish air strike on Polis and a suspected limited invasion. A Turkish jet attack wounded ten in Polis as Cyprus reports military personnel and material deployed from warships between midnight and 4 a.m. Cyprus time. Doctors reassessing Kennedy's condition after the June 19 plane crash consider surgery to speed recovery from a broken back.
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Cyprus
U. N. Security Council
Council
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Polis
Nicosia
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
U S Seeks to Prevent Cyprus War Through UN Efforts
The United States pressed diplomacy to sustain a Cyprus cease fire and guide toward a long term solution. President Johnson cabled appeals to Greek Turkish and Cypriot leaders as Washington channels talks via the United Nations to avert renewed fighting and a potential NATO crisis.
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United States
Cyprus
Johnson
United Nations
U.S
Greece
Turkey
NATO
George W. Ball
U. S
UN Security Council
Freedom Makes U S Great Herbert Hoover Is Ninety
Former President Herbert Hoover marks his 90th birthday at the Waldorf Towers. He praises freedom of choice and individual liberty while noting regret over unequal chances for Negro citizens. Hoover remains mentally alert and in good health for his age as he hosts friends and receives thousands of congratulations.
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Herbert Hoover
America
The
United States
Waldorf Towers
Hoover
Michael Lepore
Lepore
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