Sukarno vows Indonesia will continue Confrontation with Malaysia
President Sukarno, at a new cabinet swearing in, declares the undeclared war against Malaysia will persist. Suharto, now full general, stands with a reassertive leader as confrontation hinges on the Manila agreement and self determination for Sabah and Sarawak.
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Sarawak
U S Jets Press Viet Cong Across South Vietnam
U S and Vietnamese airmen flew a record 826 combat sorties in South Vietnam and 103 missions in the North despite weather. Guerrillas overran a village near Saigon as Allied dead rise to 136 Americans killed last week and total allied deaths reach 334 for the week.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
South
U. S
Leathernecks
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
Baden
Cau Lon
Chrysler Reports Lower Q2 Earnings Amid Big Three Drop
Chrysler Corp. became the third of the Big Three to post weaker second quarter results with net income of 54.4 million dollars or 1.20 per share versus 61.8 million or 1.47 in the year earlier quarter. Six month figures slipped to 116.9 million or 2.58 a share from 118.4 million or 2.91.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Ohio Governor's Daughter to Wed Dr John Jacob at Overbrook
Saundra Rhodes daughter of Gov. James A Rhodes will wed Dr. John Jacob at Overbrook Presbyterian Church Columbus at 7 30 p m A week later Luci Johnson will marry Patrick Nugent in Washington D C on August 6 symbolizing a pair of prominent nuptials in national public life
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Columbus
Ohio
Saundra Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
John Jacob
Columbus’ Overbrook Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Luci
Patrick Nugent
Washington, D. C
Senate panel backs $3 billion housing aid and slum revival plan
The Senate Housing sub committee approved a $3 billion package to ease tight credit for the housing industry and a two year trial to rebuild urban slums and blighted areas under President Johnson’s demonstration cities program.
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Washington
Senate Housing Subcommittee
President Johnson
Ohio attorney general accused of fraud against taxpayers
U S Rep Robert E Sweeney charges the Ohio attorney general's office is one of the greatest frauds ever perpetuated on Ohio taxpayers. He says incumbent William B Saxbe failed to mount an organized campaign to protect consumers.
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Washington
Ohio
U.S
Robert E. Sweeney
William B. Saxbe
President's Daughter Bridal Gown Rumor Denied
New York fashion chatter suggested Luci Johnson would wear a white lace gown with long sleeves a high neck a waist bow and Spanish mantilla. Elizabeth Carpenter denied the report saying the description was not remotely accurate.
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New York
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Elizabeth Carpenter
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Fashion Trade
Riverboat's Horn Duets With American Wind Symphony in Pomeroy
Concert featured a collaborative performance between Riverboat’s Horn and the American Wind Symphony in Pomeroy. Announcements list teams for the American Legion baseball tournament in Athens and note a $4 million Athens apartment complex ground breaking.
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American Wind Symphony
Pomeroy
American Legion
Athens
Strouds Run
Wilson Heads to Washington for Talks With Johnson
Prime Minister Harold Wilson sails to Washington to seek solid American support for the pound over the next six to nine months as Britain pursues deflation to cut red ink. The talks will cover the dollar pound dynamic, Viet Nam, Rhodesia, and Moscow Kosygin perspectives, with a likely U.S. view on troop withdrawals from West Germany to save foreign exchange.
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London
Harold Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Britain
Johnson
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Hanoi
Airline talks resume with no progress in walkout
Labor Secretary Wirtz reconvenes strike talks after a three day pause as Senate committee weighs emergency legislation to end the three week airline walkout. Morse urges 180 day halt while talks continue amid economic losses and a national emergency debate.
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Labor Department
Senate
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate Labor Committee
Presi
Dent Johnson
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Mississippi Lifts Liquor Soon in Biloxi Lounge Opening
In Biloxi Mississippi the Broadwater Beach Hotel held a ceremonial opening as 77 cases of whiskey were delivered to its lounge. Louis Cobb poured the first legal drink to hotel manager T M Dorsett amid ribbon cutting by Mayor Dan Guice. Prohibition ended July 1 and liquor by the drink is set for resorts with seven counties already approving sales.
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Louis Cobb
T. M. Dorsett
Dorsett
Dan Guice
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Broadwater
Laz Quave
Guice
Shrimp Boats Save 51 From Burning Marlin Queen
Port Aransas reports a dramatic night rescue as 51 people were saved from the burning Marlin Queen after an explosion. Shrimp boats responding in the Gulf of Mexico pulled all passengers and crew to safety within about 20 minutes.
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Port Aransas
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Tom McNatt
McNatt
Ohio Crime Increases and Robbery Rise in 1965 report
The 1965 FBI crime report shows Ohio crime rate up 4.2 percent from 1964 with robbery up 13 percent. Murder cases rose 4.5 percent to 366. Cincinnati leads forcible rape at 14.7 per 100000, Columbus 12.7, Akron 11.4, Toledo 11.2, Dayton 11. Cleveland has the most robberies at 101 per 100000. Toledo 83.4, Akron 74.9, Columbus 69.1, Cincinnati 36.8. In other news, the American Wind Symphony Orchestra performs on a Gallipolis waterfront float and a children's concert is planned Saturday morning.
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FBI
Ohio
Cincinnati
Akron
Toledo
Dayton
Cleveland
Gallipolis
American Wind Symphony Orchestra
Robert Boudreau
Boudreau
French hiker completes 100 mile Death Valley trek
Jean Pierre Marquant, a French ex paratrooper, finished a 100 mile circuit through Death Valley. He walked the final six miles to Stovepipe Wells and was driven to Furnace Creek before heading to Los Angeles.
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Death Valley
Calif
Jean Pierre Marquant
Death Valley National Monument
Furnace Creek
Los Angeles
Eisenhower Hospitalized for Routine Follow Up
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, is at Walter Reed Army Hospital for routine follow up studies on arthritis and heart conditions. Officials say there is no indication of how long the stay will last and no regular bulletins on his condition.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Hospital Information Office
Augusta
Walter Reed
Two Funerals In Month For Viet Nam Deaths In Reading
In Reading Massachusetts 22 year old Diane Croce will attend her second funeral this month for relatives killed in Viet Nam. First her fiance Navy Corpsman George Cottrill 20 of Chillicothe Ohio killed June 16 buried July 6. Her brother Marine Lance Cpl Robert C Croce 20 killed July 15 four days after arriving in Viet Nam. Funeral for the brother set for Saturday in Reading. Diane and George had planned to marry earlier this month but the wedding was postponed after he was transferred to Viet Nam.
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Mass
Diane Croce
Viet Nam
George Cottrill
Chillicothe
Ohio
Marine Corps
Lance
Robert C. Croce
Diane
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