Viet Cong clash near Pleiku reports two U S advisers dead
Two U S Army advisers were killed and a third wounded in a Viet Cong ambush near Pleiku as the overall U S casualty toll in Vietnam rose. Other American fatalities occurred in Quang Ngai with heavy Viet Cong and South Vietnamese forces casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
U. S
U. S. Navy
North
le Thanh
Space Shot Countdown Cleared For Gemini Two
Two astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White meet doctors for routine tests to compare with Gemini 4 flight data. A full-day mission review follows as countdown nears launch and the Titan 2 booster, weather, guidance and range teams prepare for Thursday morning lift off.
Vets Grissom Young Share Space Tips With Gemini Rookies
Houston Tex. Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young advise rookie Gemini 3 crew James McDivitt and Edward White to expect a tough four day flight. Young describes a fire-like shock after first stage separation and details planned space walks and medical tests aboard the 97 hour mission.
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Young
Gemini
Houston
Tex
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
McDivitt
White
Gus
Memorial Day traffic deaths hit record high at 450
The National Safety Council cites increased fatalities during the three day holiday due to incompetent and irresponsible driving. In Selma Alabama protesters vow to keep picketing white merchants and press schools integration. King calls a massive Southwide voter registration push to double Negro voters after a federal voting law passage is anticipated. Alcoa reaches wage and price agreement with unions and announces immediate price hikes as others follow. Capitol front cracks prompt warning from architect of $24 million repair bill.
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National Safety Council
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Ohio Turnpike May Revenues Reach New High
The Ohio Turnpike reported May revenues at an estimated 2.41 million dollars, nearly 100 thousand dollars above the prior May record of 2.308895 million set in 1964, according to the Turnpike Commission.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Johnson tells graduates he must proceed despite critics
President Johnson addressed the National Cathedral School for Girls commencemen t, urging young Americans to use talents to aid global poor while defending his policies amid campus protests. He echoed Henry Clay on being right and acting decisively as president, insisting the public expects steadfast leadership. His daughter Luci, 17, was among the graduates.
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Washington
Johnson
National Cathedral School For Girls
Luci
Lynda
Henry Clay
McNamara Pushes NATO Nuclear Policy Study Group
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara proposed a four to five nation NATO committee to study nuclear policy and procedures. The panel would expand Allied input in planning use of strategic and tactical nuclear forces and establish rapid consultation lines, meeting as needed.
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U.S
NATO
Robert McNamara
Thomas Finletter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
McNamara
United States
Atlantic Alliance
America
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
France
West
Court Rejects NY Stay. Orders CA Senate Reapportionment
The Supreme Court denied a stay of New York’s November special election and ordered California Senate reapportionment by July 1. If no action occurs a special court will devise redistricting plans under population basis. Justice Harlan dissented on the NY stay.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
California
State
Senate
John M. Harlan
California Senate
Pemopee Index Notices and Schedule Glance
The page lists various notices and items under PEMOPEE headings with numeric references. It shows entries like 8 GP Me i vance, 16 ROTAE cc, and 12 Oe iG ioe des ss, indicating a crowded index of public and organizational notices.
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CS Ssc
Eanks
Cks
Vance Uch
Has Klan Vinde ts Comeback in Ohio Rally
Grand Emperor Hugh Morris of Buchanan Georgia claimed the four day KKK rally near Cincinnati attracted 200 to 500 new members but no rise in robed adherents. Parke Scott’s farm in Warren County drew several thousand curious attendees and applicants on a card table. A 45 foot cross was burned Monday night with about 750 witnesses.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
Scott’s
Morris
OAS Talks Vow Extend Zone Around Dominican National Palace
In Santo Domingo the OAS seeks to extend the security zone around the National Palace as Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera says the junta will not cede control. Col Francisco Caamano Deno says rebels agree to widen the zone to include the three story palace building and adjoining street.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
OAS
Junta
Pal
Ace
Imbert
Francisco Caamano Deno
Telmo Vargas
Jose A. Mora
Airborne Observatory Studies Solar Eclipse Flight
Seventeen scientists aboard a NASA modified jet observed a total solar eclipse from 39,500 feet over the Pacific. The 9 minute 42 second view followed a 2000 mile chase about 2110 miles southeast of Hilo, with 13 experiments conducted and results expected in months.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Pacific
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
David Perlman
The
San Francisco Chronical
GOP Policy Committee to Update 1964 Platform
The Republican Policy Coordinating Committee convenes to update the 1964 platform amid unity debates. Ray C. Bliss announces the National Committee will meet in Washington on June 28-29 to review task-force recommendations on federal state relations civil rights employment fiscal matters and foreign relations.
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Washington
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Supreme Court to Rule on Georgia Indictments in Penn Slaying
The Supreme Court agreed to review the dismissal of indictments against six Georgia men accused in the shotgun slaying of Lemuel A. Penn, a Black educator from the District of Columbia. Federal conspiracy charges were dismissed by U S District Judge W A Bootle of Macon Georgia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Lemuel A. Penn
District of Columbia
U S. Dist
W. A. Bootle
Macon
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Edward H. White
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Christopher C. Kraft
Project Gemini
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Charles A. Berry
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Berry
Air Force
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Aluminum Co. of America
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Sively
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