U S Pilots Down Five MIGs In North Vietnam Duels
American pilots claimed five or six MIGs shot down in air duels over North Vietnam as ground fighting escalated in the DMZ and near Hanoi. South Vietnamese and U S Marines reported heavy action, with hundreds of enemy troops killed in three days of operations and ongoing gunfire support along the Ben Hai River.
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Thant Sees Middle East Crisis at Height of Tense Standoff
United Nations Secretary General Thant warned the Middle East crisis could erupt at any moment and planned a Cairo visit to confer with Egyptian leaders. He cited potential flashpoints at Sharm el Sheikh and Gaza as Syria and Egypt pledge to resist Israel, while Syria and Iraq coordinate war plans with nearby troop movements and joint Arab military talks.
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Cadets lead Armed Forces Day parade on Fifth Avenue
U S Military Academy cadets march with 2 800 cadets and 7 000 active reserve servicemen in the Armed Forces Day parade down Fifth Avenue. 12 bands perform as spectators watch the display.
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Athens to start non graded curriculum this fall
The article notes a new non graded curriculum to begin in fall at Athens with students using current facilities. It mentions L J Hortin, retiring OU journalism school director, honored at a banquet. Page references include political coverage on George Wallace and Republican leaders in Ohio opposing hidden taxes for education funding.
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American air losses rise as Hanoi Haiphong defenses grow
The Pentagon reports a steep rise in US aircraft losses over North Vietnam due to heavy Hanoi Haiphong area antiaircraft concentrations. Officials say the area houses the bulk of 6000 guns and a modern radar network, with 190 plus planes lost this year and 992 total since the start of the air war.
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Nasser Moves Troops and Shifts Arab Outlook
Egyptians express confidence that President Nasser's frontier deployment to Sinai and Gaza has deterred Israel, creating a two front risk for Israel and boosting pro Nasser sentiment across the Middle East. Analysts doubt he will risk war given the costs and gains.
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Senate predicted to pass tax break for college costs
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff predicts the Senate will push his plan for a college expense tax credit as a rider to a House measure. He notes growing House support but cautions on floor passage while Senate aims to move it this session. The plan previously faced stalled amendments in fallback maneuvers over other tax provisions.
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Rights for ex convicts eyed by crime commission
Washington report notes FBI Director Hoover and the President's Crime Commission split over convict treatment as the panel recommends granting voting juror and public office rights to ex convicts and parolee counsel. It urges rehabilitation focus and resists licensing barriers that hinder reintegration.
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Alleged Kidnapper James Sinclair Arrested in Gallia
James Turner Sinclair, 20, surrendered to the FBI at Gallipolis Friday night on charges of kidnapping a North Carolina girl and wounding another in Statesville. He is held on 50 000 bond awaiting removal to Western North Carolina federal court. Sinclair's accomplice Miss Barbara Ann Johnson, 26, was unharmed.
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Anti-British Demonstrations Grow in Hong Kong Feared
AP reports growing antiBritish protests in Hong Kong with street clashes feared between proCommunist and pro Nationalist factions. Violence in October 1956 left 60 dead and over 240 wounded as demonstrators malign posters, attacked Europeans, and roamed districts after dark.
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Reuther Pledges UAW Battle For Fair Share
Walter Reuther, UAW president, told Ford Council delegates the union will strike if not granted a full fair share of auto industry benefits. He urged unity for upcoming July contract talks, noting readiness to strike but aiming to win economic justice through collective bargaining.
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