Missiles Fight U S Bombers Over North Vietnam
Reports from Saigon say two Soviet made missiles targeted eight B 52 bombers in North Vietnam's southern panhandle. None were hit as B 52 raids and air support continued around DMZ sites, while U S Marines suffered casualties at Khe Sanh and ground fighting persisted near Gio Linh and Saigon.
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Saigon
Air Force Ba
North Vietnam
Panhandle
U.S
North
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
OVST Productions Sets Open Tryouts For Two Plays
OVST Productions announces open tryouts Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ohio University Theater auditorium for Summer and Smoke and Spoon River Anthology. Director John Walker seeks eight men and six women ages 16 to 60 for Summer and Smoke and at least five men and five women for Spoon River Anthology with Dr Rex McGraw directing. Three or four singers and musicians will perform interludes.
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Ohio Valley Summer Theater
Ohio University Theater
Tennessee Wiliams
John Walker
Edgar Lee Masters
Rex McGraw
Wyoming Travel Commission Plans New Ghost Town Map
The Wyoming Travel Commission announced a new map showing where ghost towns would be if still present. In India, Siddhavanahalli Nijalingappa, former chief minister and current Congress Party leader, criticized red tape as delaying industry, citing a bone meal factory permit taking a year.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Travel Commission
Wyoming
Bangalore
India
Wysore
Siddhavanahalli Nijalingappa
Congress Party
Maddox Denies Ordering Troops to Stop MLK March
A new biography claims Governor Maddox ordered about 200 state troopers to guard the Georgia capitol during Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. funeral marches to prevent marchers entering. Maddox acknowledged issuing a precautionary order after threats but denied a plan to storm the capitol.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Martin Luther King Jr
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Georgen
Capitol
Maddox
Bruce Galphin
Atlanta Constitution
Camelot Publishing Co
Atlanta
Mianta
King
Galphin
Atlanta Maser
Fourth Aid Installment Is Received
City Auditor Robert J. Lee reports receipt of the fourth installment of a federal grant for expanding the water treatment plant and system. The check totaled 34,800 dollars, bringing total grant funds to date under the Economic Development Administration program as the city expects about 12 million more for the population program.
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Robert J. 1
Lee Hie
Lee Saud
Sn Tartasnomic Development Administration
SEORC Golf Tournament Set for July
SEORC plans a July golf tournament at Portsmouth Kik s Country Club managed by Dick Finn with a 9am start and a 6:20pm dinner and SEORC meeting. John Tein and K E Davis announce tourism promotion efforts while the SEORC Tourism Committee coordinates attractions and events across the region.
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Olna Regional Council
SEORC
Portsmouth Kiks Country Club
K. E. Davis
Dick Finn
Geneval ‘Telephone
Wam
SEORG
Fon Tourism
Ohio
John P. Tein
Finn
SHORC
Jeunes Anastas
Athens National Bank
Tek Thibbard
Nelsonville Peppies Bank
Traffic Pins Municipal Court Ad To RG PR Nike
Local item notes a municipal court matter involving traffic and an appeal to the regional court. The fragment references a party named Nike and a possible adjudicative action with unspecified timing.
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Nike
Gun Control Push Grows Across Major Cities
The Nation al Be Casis reports broad support for stricter gun laws with cities like New York Philadelphia and Washington pushing measures. A federal bill bans mail order pistols while committees weigh licensing and registration and may revise weapon laws nationwide.
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Alvin
Permis
Laliyeer Tyke Ps
Abinibe
el Hats
York
Chiwages
Philadelphia
Vine
St Las
League
Nos
Johnson
House
Senate Judiciary Committees
Senate Judiciary Committee
Communists Rally Against Leftist Petty Bourgeois Radicals
At a New York gathering, American Communist Party general secretary Hull criticizes the new left as petty bourgeois radicalism amid a convention drafting the first CP presidential ticket since 1940. He cites student protests and anti draft actions as evidence of communist influence on campuses and youth movements.
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New York
Wall
American Commununist Party
New Left
Left Phra
Communist Party
Hull
Barl Browder
Hall
Johnson
Michael Zagarell
Ses
Columbia University
Tutu
Youth representation debated by World Council of Churches
The World Council of Churches formed a committee to study giving youth more representation after a protest at the assembly. Two youths protested with a placard while another was removed from a lamp post. The council currently includes 140 youths without voting rights as Roman Catholic observers attend for the first time. The gathering spans Protestant, Orthodox, Anglican and Catholic denominations totaling over 350 million members in six nations. The assembly opened with a tribute to the late Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark Fry.
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Uppsala
Sweden
World Council of Churches Assembly
Assembly
Frankin Clark Fry
Fry
WCC
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