Buddhist Leader Defies Hunger Strike Amid Vietnam Crisis
Thich Tri Quang continues a 21 day fast defying orders from South Vietnam's Buddhist leadership. He demands Premier Cao Ky's regime resign. U S air attacks on North Vietnam intensify as 6,000 troops hunt in 240 miles northeast of Saigon. Navy planes miss North Vietnam and a Skyhawk is listed as missing near Thanh Hoa. A 13,000 Vietnamese workers strike settlement is near agreement under RMK-BRJ.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S
North Viet Nam
Constellation
Thanh Hoa
Defense Department
RMK - Brj
Argentina's Illia Ousted in Bloodless Coup
Argentine President Arturo Illia was overthrown by military leaders in a swift night coup aimed at excluding Peronists. Lt Gen Pascual A. Pistarini led the operation and a junta plans interim rule with Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania as president, while Vice President Carlos Perette fled to Uruguay.
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Kenneth L. Davis
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Casa Rosada
Pascual A. Pistarini
Juan Carlos Ongania
Carlos Perette
Plate River
Uruguay
Julio R. Alsogaray
1St Army Corps
Ilia
Illia
Alsogaray
Juan D. Peron
Armed Forces
Peronists
Washington
Roberto M. Barrenechea
Lia
Republicans Shifting Viet Nam War Stance
Senate leaders signal a softer line on Vietnam as Republicans urge the Johnson administration to disclose the full truth to the public. Several senators back a view that voters are unsettled by the war but oppose widening or ending U.S. involvement. Dirksen endorses the call for full disclosure from the administration.
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United States
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Viet Nam
Senator Dodd Defends 1964 West Germany Trip
Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official business to inspect the Stashinsky case. He said he would help Klein if he was treated unfairly and noted VP Humphrey approved his absence. The inquiry into misconduct charges continues after July 15.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Stashinsky
Julius Klein
Klein
Com
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mao Cult Surpasses Stalin In Thought Prestige
The article compares Mao Zedong’s personality cult with Stalin’s, noting shift from adoration of Mao personally to reverence for Mao’s thinking. It cites praise from Chinese outlets, such as “Each one of Chairman Mao’s words is worth 10,000 words,” and claims Mao’s thought drove victories in table tennis and even watermelon sales.
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Joseph Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Stalin
Chairman Mao
Peking People’s Daily
Mao Tze
Mao Tze -Tung
Man With 4F Status Fakes Army Join Fails in Viet Nam Return
David Stucki 21 swapped uniforms with a private first class in San Francisco to join the war. He boarded a transport to Viet Nam but was detected in Saigon and sent back. An Army spokesman warned of serious consequences for the unnamed soldier whose papers were borrowed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
David Flucks
San Francisco
Stucki
Viet Nam
Stucks
Golden Gate
Travis Air Force Base
Pfe
Army
Okesman
Mining Predicted For Area
Athens County businessman Fred R. Beasley forecast a revival of coal mining in the Southeastern Ohio region. Speaking as Sheltering Arms Hospital fund campaign chair, he said millions of tons remain unmined and a large company will begin mining within a few years, boosting Nelsonville Glouster and wider growth toward Columbus and Athens.
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Athens County
Fred R. Beasley
Beasley
Sheltering Arms Hospital Building Fund
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Columbus
Pony Stray At Barn Sparks Owner Hunt In Nelsonville
John Stufflebean reports a black and white pony found at his barn near Nelsonville. Police Chief Max Valkinburg is coordinating efforts to identify and locate the pony’s rightful owner.
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Nelsonville
John Stufflebean
Max Valkinburg
Four prisoners escape county jail using pipes
Lawrence County authorities report four inmates escaped from the county jail early today by using broken water pipes as digging tools. Suspects are Donald Jenkins 24 Kenneth Jenkins 23 James Cline 22 and George Murphy 23.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
Early Gifts Acclaimed At Sheltering Arms Hospital Dinner
A Sheltering Arms Hospital event celebrated gifts totaling 675000 with praise for contributors. Athens County board accepts Porter's resignation and sets a deadline for peer education, while the Ohio Education Association urges cooperation in Meigs County Southern Local School District.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Guive Ooore
Athens County Board
Porter
Ohio Education Association
Meigs County
Agreement Near In NY Dispute Between World Journal Tribune and Guild
Negotiators for World Journal Tribune Inc and the Newspaper Guild of New York reached agreement in principle awaiting ratification by the guild committee and membership. A separate tentative deal was announced for the Newspaper and Deliveries Union, pending union ratification. Two unions remained without agreements, with about 2000 jobs at stake across the 5700 merged positions.
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New York
World Journal Tribune Inc
Newspaper Guild of
David L. Cole
Cole
Joseph Baer
Mailers
News Corporation
World Journal Tribune
The
Herald Tribune
World Journal
Bunny Club in An Khe Aims to Aid Refugees
In An Khe Vietnam a rabbit industry conceived by Captain Donald Savage with Father Ngoc aims to raise income and food for refugees. Eleven families invest about 1 dollar or 18 piasters each to raise rabbits with Savage taking half the first litter and a fourth of the second. Civil Affairs hopes the plan spreads to other towns and villages across central Vietnam.
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AN Khe
South
Viet Nam
Vietnamese Highlands
Donald Savage
Augusta
Savage
Trucker Dies In Route 50 Embankment Crash Near McArthur
An Indianapolis truck driver William G. McDaniel 39 was killed when his semi rolled into a 12 foot ditch along Route 50 about ten miles east of McArthur. Fred Mayo of Davsville W Va attempted rescue but suffered severe arm and hand lacerations. Mayo turned off the engine and lights, heard McDaniel moan then died from internal injuries. Mayo was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. The body was sent to Wrightsel Funeral Home.
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McArthur
Indianapolis
Vinton County
Harold Steele
William G. McDaniel
Steele
Fred Mayo
Davisville
W. Va
Mayo
McDaniel
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Wrightsel Funeral Home
Kennedy-Clash Over New York Judge Race Draws Attention
In New York a judgeship contest pits Kennedy backed Samuel J. Silverman against Tammany Hall supported Arthur G. Klein for the Manhattan Surrogate Court. Klein has Republican blessing while Silverman draws Reform Democrats and the Liberal Party backing. The fight signals Kennedy's bid to reshape New York Democratic politics and links with reform factions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York
South Carolina
Legislative
House
Congress
Kennedy
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
J. Raymond Jones
Tammany
Supreme Court
Arthur G. Klein
Klein
Republican Organization
Samuel J. Silverman
Reform Democrats
Liberal Party
Democratic Party
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