Jet Bombers Penetrate Hanoi Line In Major North Viet Nam Raid
U S fighter bombers crossed the Hanoi line dropping 17 tons of hazardous devices on Son La. Eight Thunderchiefs escorted by 20 planes targeted 20 buildings. no enemy aircraft were seen and anti aircraft fire was light to moderate. In Saigon a Viet Cong terrorist was executed at dawn for attempting to blow up an American billet.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Son la
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Tran van Dang
Dang
After B52 Raid Viet Cong Zone Recon Teams Entered
Defense officials voiced surprise that no battalion sized sweep followed the B52 strike into the Communist jungle stronghold. Three 41 man Viet Cong and U S reconnaissance teams entered the area an hour after the bombs to assess damage and withdraw. Viet Cong were described as dazed and confused after the bombing.
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Washington
U. S
Two Hanged For Murder Of 7 People
Two young men who boasted of killing seven persons were hanged at the Kansas Prison after four years of appeals. George Ronald York, 22, from Jacksonville Florida, and James Douglas Latham, 23, from Mauriceville Texas, had shown repentance at the gallows. They fled from Ft. Hood Texas after four years of army misbehavior and a spree of robbery and killing began May 24 1961.
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Lansing
Kan
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Kansas
Ft. Hood
Bundy Defends Vietnam Policy Facing Critics
Presidential adviser George Bundy told critics the United States must stay in Vietnam and press for a conference, saying the current policy is the best in a dangerous situation. Opponent Morgenthau urged withdrawal with honor and urged negotiating angles. Fulbright suggested holding coastal points to prove Viet Cong cannot win, aiding negotiations.
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Washington
George Bundy
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Bundy
Hangs Morgenthau
University of Chicago
Algeria
Morgenthau
Rhodes Demonstrates Ohio Is Wonderful on camping tour
Gov. James A. Rhodes will tour Hocking State Parks Burr Oak Lake and Lake Hope in a camp out demonstration of camping fun in the Wonderful World of Ohio. He will depart the Statehouse with newsmen officials and families Thursday evening visiting Old Man s Cave Ash Cave Old Man s Cave Rock House Conkles Hollow and other sites then travel to Tar Hollow for a fish fry before returning to Columbus.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hocking State Parks
Burr Oak Lake
Lake Hope
Fred E. Marr
Melvin J Rebholz
Statehouse
Old Man’s Cave
Hocking County
Gether
Hocking Hills
Ash Cave
Rock House
Conkles Hollow
Hocking Park
Burr Oak State Park
Athens
Morgan
Lake Hope Lodge
Tar Hollow State Park
Columbus
Johnson signs landmark federal tax cut bill
President Johnson signed a 4.7 billion excise tax cut into law at a White House ceremony. The reform eliminates nuisance taxes on items like jewelry lipstick handbags and suitcases and begins staged cuts on cars and air conditioners retroactive to May 15. Refunds for past purchases are expected to average about 70 dollars per car and retailers are urged to pass savings to consumers.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Japan and Korea sign treaty to normalize relations after 60 years
After 14 years of negotiations Japan and South Korea sign a basic treaty plus four agreements and two protocols ending decades of hostility. Premier Sato witnesses as ministers Lee Dong Won and Etsusaburo Shiina sign in Tokyo and Seoul sees mass protests with police detentions.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Seoul
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Risaku Sato
Sato
Takeshima Island
Zengakuren
Korea
Panama Receives Anonymous Threats Against U S Embassy
Foreign Ministry officials said two anonymous calls Monday threatened arson at the U S Embassy. The notices echoed Panamanian press reports about James Jenkins, 18, the American who joined the January 1964 flag raising that sparked deadly riots.
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Panama
Foreign Ministry
U. S
James Jenkins
Italian youths to stand trial for pilfering Saudi jet jewels
Three Italian youths must face trial for stealing about $20,000 in jewelry from the wreckage of King Saud's private jet after its crash in the Alps in March 1963. An investigating magistrate ruled they had no right to treat the items as an unclaimed find.
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Cuneo
Italy
King Saud
Alps
Papandreou seeks confidence vote in Greece Parliament
Premier George Papandreou asked Parliament for a vote of confidence in his center union government. Debate on the motion is expected to begin Wednesday, with Parliament later recessing for the summer.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Center Union
Bochum Probe Signals Spark Space Vehicle Speculation
The Bochum space observatory reports receiving signals since Monday from an unidentified space probe. Officials speculate the source could be a manned Soviet vehicle or an unmanned Cosmos series probe.
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Bochum
Germany
Bochum Space Observatory
Houston Trustees Vote Desegregation by 1967
About 2000 Negroes attended a rally urging immediate integration of all grades. Houston public school trustees voted Monday night for complete desegregation by 1967.
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Houston
Texas
Richland Ave fire sub-station site approved by Athens council
The Athens City Council gave final approval to purchasing the Richland Ave fire sub-station site for future emergency services. The decision followed council deliberations and will impact local fire coverage and facility planning.
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Athens
Richland Ave
Williard Wickline
Robert Combs
Uacal Thigh School
Susess
Ees
Nelsonville
Cobra -of -Coucauom
Tvs
Ebb Eels
Jerry Markins
Albany
Ohio House OKs $197.6 Million Capital Improvements
The Ohio House approved a $197.6 million capital improvements package in a 103 to 0 vote and sent it to Gov. Rhodes. Major allocations include $121 million for higher education and public education at $26 million, with $29 million for Natural Resources Department parks. Funds come from the 1963 bond issue and reappropriations, for projects from Burr Oak to Hocking Hills and Wolfe Creek reservoirs.
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Columbus
Ohio House
James A. Rhodes
The
Natural Resources Department
Ohio
Dominican Republic strike shows spotty participation on day one
Rebel union leaders say more workers will stay home to back the rebellion as a three day general strike begins. The turnout on the first day remains uneven across districts and industries.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Pro
Flood Waters Shrink as Ark River Deluge Displaces Thousands
Thousands flee the Arkansas River flood as waters two to five miles wide advance into Larned and Great Bend. About 1800 evacuated in Dodge City and 300 families homeless in Garden City amid the region’s worst flood in history.
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Great Bend
Colorado
Kansas
Jetmore
Dodge City
Larned
Rozel
Boumedienne Seizes Control After Algerian Protests
In Algiers Col. Houari Boumedienne’s military regime crushed protests by Ben Bella supporters. Thousands of troops and riot police dispersed a few hundred demonstrators with water cannon. Reports said clashes in Bone may have left casualties, though unconfirmed.
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Algiers
Houari
Ben Bella
Bone
Release Restrictions Foreseen On Mariner 4 Pictures
Pasadena report says most of 18 to 21 Mars photos from Mariner 4 may be withheld for weeks or months. Jet Propulsion Laboratory cites scientists' proprietary rights to data. only first three images likely released initially. Camera may target 4000 mile long strip from Amazonis or Elysium northward across the planet.
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Mars
Pasadena
Calif
U. S
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Martian
Amazonis
Elysium
Equator
Weather Outlook Mostly fair warm with possible afternoon storms
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warm conditions tonight and Wednesday with a chance of afternoon or evening thunder showers. Expect a high near 83 to 87 and a low around 60 to 66.
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