Viet Unit Found Near Dong Xoai After Clash
Vietnamese rangers found bodies of about 100 government troops north of Dong Xoai, including the 7th Airborne Battalion, as Viet Cong attacks continued across Vietnam. U S forces dispatched elements to Phuoc Vinh to protect the airfield, while air strikes raked targets in North and South Vietnam. General Westmoreland met with Vietnamese commanders amid talks of a new wartime government structure led by Maj Gen Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Commonwealth Leaders Move to Distance from U S Viet Nam Policy
African and Asian Commonwealth leaders meet in London seeking a firm statement that the bloc does not back U S Viet Nam policy. Rhodesia’s white rule and British Australian New Zealand support for the U S stance dominate a fraught agenda as Prime Minister Wilson aims to defuse tensions.
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Kenneth Kaunda
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GOP Touts Farm-Vote Strategy To Win Midwest West Seats
Republican leaders predict gains in the Midwest and West next year aiming to recoup losses in the House and pick up Senate seats. Sen. Thruston B. Morton says farm policy failures by the Johnson administration aid GOP hopes, while Sen. Karl Mundt argues Johnson favors metropolitan areas, leaving farmers strained.
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Congress Faces Slow Up After Months of Smooth Sailing
Washington reports that Congress may adjourn by Labor Day but faces snags on voting rights union shop foreign aid health care elderly minimum wage base closures reapportionment taxes and pay raises. House has more bills than Senate with a housing and urban development department on the agenda.
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Chicago to honor astronauts with parade and events
Astronauts Edward H. White II and James A. McDivitt receive Chicago civil honors as Vice President Humphrey and Gov. Kerner attend. A noon ticker tape parade follows their arrival from Houston, with a 6000-student Q and A session and fireworks planned. Civil rights protesters threaten further demonstrations amid traffic jams and arrests.
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Fine Arts Upstage LBJ In His Home
Washington June Its festival of the arts fills the White House from the East Room to the South Lawn. Alexander Calder's Whales II sculpture stands on the lawn while Helen Hayes prepares as mistress of ceremonies. The Subject Was Roses cast rehearses for a Tony award night. Mrs Johnson calls the arts a rich feast and warmly welcomes them.
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Air Force launches golden rule program for airmen
General John P. McConnell announces a golden rule program to improve treatment of 830000 Air Force officers and enlisted personnel. He urges leaders to model fair treatment and stresses leadership as key to reenlistment and retention of junior airmen.
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Russians Contend With China Over Viet Nam Clash
Moscow and Peking clash over a possible world communist conference to settle the Viet Nam dispute. Pravda cites a Portuguese Communist resolution, while China accuses Soviet leaders of covert tactics and seeks a showing at any meeting. Kosygin calls Viet Nam a rally point for the two camps.
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Ravenna Arsenal Site Offered for Atom Smasher
Deputy Defense Secretary Cyrus E. Vance told Ohio lawmakers that 3000 acres at the Ravenna Arsenal could host a proposed 280 million atom smasher. Senator Lausche and Senator Young back Ravenna as the state prepares arguments for the Atomic Energy Commission, due Tuesday.
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Defense
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Ravenna Arsenal
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Stephen M. Young
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Atomic Energy Commission
Wheelchair Polio Victim Walks to Earn Baldwin Wallace Diploma
Nancy Malinosky, 21, confined to a wheelchair for 15 years after polio, walked the Baldwin Wallace College stage to receive her diploma with help from President Alfred Bonds Jr. and an ovation. She carried a 3.87 GPA and plans to study at Drew University Theological Seminary for a bachelor of divinity, aiming to teach and counsel.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
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Alfred B. Bonds Jr
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Raymond Malinosky
Geneva
Ohio
Mrs. Malinsky
Drew University Theological Seminary
Prisoners escape from Mahoning County Jail six floor cellblock
Five inmates used a rope to break from a sixth floor cellblock early today. Youngstown police recaptured three within about 20 minutes in downtown Youngstown. Recaptured were William Temple 19 of Carmichaels Pa Zane Good 39 of Youngstown and James Barlow 32 of Girard.
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William Temple
Carmichaels
Zane Good
James Barlow
Girard
Mao cites planned third and fourth Chinese nuclear tests
Kyodo reports Mao Tse-tung told an Indonesian official that Peking is preparing for its third and fourth nuclear tests. The remark underscores China's ongoing nuclear development during the period.
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Kyodo
Nitze Begins Weeklong Mission to Vietnam Area Forces
Secretary Paul H. Nitze departs on a weeklong trip to inspect Navy and Marine units in and near Viet Nam, observing operations and readiness.
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United States and Russia Agree on Joint George Bank Survey
At the 15th annual Northwest Atlantic Fisheries meeting in Halifax, U S A and Russia agreed to conduct a joint environmental survey of George Bank off New England. Thirteen nations attended the closing session.
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Russia
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International Commission For the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries
Pakistan Leader Arrives in Egypt for State Visit
President Mohammed Ayub Khan reaches Cairo for a two day trip and is welcomed by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Talks will focus on the Algiers conference and expanding cooperation between Pakistan and the United Arab Republic.
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