Rioting in Cleveland Wounds Five As Guards Fire
Police and National Guardsmen opened fire after a car refused to stop near a fire. A 16 year old Negro mother, two children, a 12 year old, a 7 month old, and a National Guard captain were wounded. Firebombings, looting, and 800 guardsmen were deployed to quell the Hough area following two Negro deaths earlier in the week. Governor Rhodes mobilized nearly 2000 guardsmen.
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Diane Towns
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Huff
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Buddhist monk self immolates in Saigon amid fast
In Saigon an 18 year old Buddhist monk Quan Tuong set himself on fire and was rushed to a hospital in critical condition while Thich Tri Quang vows to press a 44 day anti government fast at a religious meeting. In Columbus six men including five firefighters injured in an explosion at a Whitehall service station. James Parrish owner severely burned treated at St Anthony Hospital. In Washington the House boosts the defense budget by 952 million to 58.6 billion by a 393 to 1 vote with only Rep Brown opposing Viet Nam policy.
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South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Quan Tuong
Columbus
Whitehall
St. Anthony Hospital
James Parrish
Washington
House
Johnson
George E. Brown, Jr
D-Calif
Two Teens Found Safe in Cave Near New Castle
Rescue workers locate 15 year olds James Mancini and Harold Hartman on a cave ledge after they were missing for part of a day. Both youths from Youngstown Ohio suffer nothing serious beyond fright and cold.
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New Castle
James Mancini
Harold Hartman
Youngstown
Ohio
Fluoridation Petition Aims To Put Issue On Ballot
Local readers circulate petitions in Athens to place water fluoridation on the ballot. A proposed $4 million apartment complex in south Athens is scheduled for groundbreaking. The Will Meigs area may gain a new water system as deadline nears due to subscriber shortfall.
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Meigs
Three More U S Planes Fell Over North Viet Nam
North Vietnam anti aircraft fire shot down three more U S Air Force planes near Hanoi including an RB66 radar ship and two F105 Thunderchief fighters. Eight U S airmen were listed missing as nine SAMs were fired and six MiGs spotted.
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South Viet Nam
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U.S. Comand
Hanoi
North
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Gemini 10 returns with records after dramatic reentry
Cape Kennedy Florida witnesses the Gemini 10 mission end as command pilot John W. Young and space walker Michael Collins planned to fire retro rockets at 3.31 p.m. EST, beginning a fiery descent and landing in the Atlantic about 550 miles east southeast of Cape Kennedy around 4.07 p.m. EST.
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John W. Young
Navy
Michael Collins
Air Force
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Recovery force prepares for return from space mission
A task group led by the helicopter carrier Guadalanal stations ships and planes in the planned landing zone as astronauts drift for re entry. Weather is reported good. After three days aloft they will come home, having opened the hatch three times for Collins' outside work and to jettison unused items.
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Collins
Gemini 10 mission hailed as milestone in space rendezvous
Astronauts John Young and Michael Collins completed a landmark Gemini 10 flight despite Collins’s two spacewalk interruptions. Lunney called the mission highly rewarding as they demonstrated docking with Agena 10 and Agena 8, outside activity capabilities, and near contact with a fuel-tanker craft. Bean highlighted the achieved rendezvous with a four-month orbital target as transformative.
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Allan L. Bean
Senators urge restraint in U S reactions to Viet Nam prisoners
Sens. Fulbright and Saltonstall called for restraint if North Vietnamese trials accuse captured U S pilots as war criminals. President Johnson offered talks with Hanoi over prisoner treatment. Both lawmakers warned retaliatory action could trigger broad war and urged legality and no civilian harm.
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Kinvoy Branded As Anti Soviet By Soviet Paper
The Soviet Youth newspaper accused U S diplomat Alan Logan second secretary at the U S embassy of spreading anti Soviet feeling among foreign students in Moscow and gathering intelligence Komsomolskaya Pravda called him an open enemy of our country The paper said authorities should examine his activities further Norris D Garnett a U S cultural attaché was expelled from the Soviet Union on May 11 1965 after similar charges.
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Alan Logan
Leagan
Norris D. Garnett
Soviet Union
Aid Bill Fares Ill In Senate
The Senate attacks the $2.4 billion economic aid bill amid war and bread prices concerns. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen cite public discontent and inflation as they propose cuts, with Dirksen noting bread price rises from 25 to 30 cents. A development loan cut is suggested while AID officials watch from the gallery. A second item reports 38 aboard a detoured airliner making an emergency landing at Fort Worth in a foam-covered runway.
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Viet Nam
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Mansfield
Agency For International Development
Everett M. Dirksen
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Senae
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Guardsmen on standby after West Side rioting
Seven hundred National Guardsmen remain in armories on stand by alert in Chicago following last week’s riot in a West Side neighborhood.
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West Side
President Johnson greets overseas students at White House
Rioters from abroad chased President Johnson around the White House yard as 3086 American Field Service students from 59 countries arrived on the south lawn. Johnson, Lady Bird, and Lynda walked to a bandstand amid cheers. He urged peace and world understanding.
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President Johnson
Johnson
White House
Agers
United States
Lady Bird
Lynda
Collapse Feared in Airline Talks Heighten Strike Pressure
Washington reports a possible breakdown in airline labor talks as President Johnson may intervene. Vice President Joseph W. Ramsey of the AFL-CIO International is quoted expressing frustration as the stalemate intensifies.
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Johnson
Joseph W. Ramsey
Afl-Cio International As
Sale Talk Sparks Hope for Pleasant Point Resort
Rumors swirl that the financially troubled Pleasant Point Resort in Point Pleasant may be sold soon. The SBA closed the resort after debts exceeded 1 million dollars, with lawsuits totaling thousands filed since then. A chain of motel operators reportedly eyes the property as a possible buyer and a dissolution plan would require SBA approval.
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Pleasant Point Reis
Small Business Administration
SBA
President Johnson Surrounded by Students During Hillside Visit
The President faced a chaotic scene as hundreds of students surged for attention after a platform moment. Secret Service and White House police contained the crowd while chaperones urged order. Johnson moved toward his office amid cheers and shouts of Here Here.
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