Five U S Planes Downed as North Viet Nam SAMs Grow
American air losses include five of 111 planes since strikes began last February. A July 27 mission against a mobile SAM base inflicted more damage. defenses around Hanoi Haiphong have kept SAM sites relatively hidden. The report notes Soviet built SAMs have increased from 10 to 22 units and praises a carrier strike that destroyed a site 50 miles northeast of Hanoi.
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North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
America
Air Force
John P. McConnell
United States
Plaquemines Parish seals anti integration voting stance
In Plaquemines Parish Louisiana Leander Perez leads a strong anti integration line. Federal registrars expanded voting rights efforts signing up 1202 non whites and 1367 whites in the parish. The action shows rising political participation in the deep south with whites and blacks voting.
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Plaquemines Parish
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Leander Perez
Plaquemines
Alabama
Perez
Deep South
Neglected Children Need Expanded Mental Health Care
At a mental health congress, Mike Gorman of the National Committee Against Mental Illness warned that 4 million under 14 need psychiatric care and up to a million more are so disturbed they require immediate help. He urged training non medical workers, day hospitals, foster services, and special classes to prevent children from ending up in institutions or jails. The problem is vast and poorly understood.
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Mike Gorman
National Committee Against Mental Illness
Congress For Mental Health
Gorman
Maoist Madness in Africa and Asia Mirrored in US Peace Protests
John Chamberlain argues Red China and Mao Zedong act in delusion and danger. He links Beijing’s Africa push to Kenya and Odinga, Indonesia, India, and Vietnam, condemns antiwar protests as aiding Maoist plans, and warns of escalation if the peace movement fuels it.
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Mao Tse-Tung
Hitler
Mao
China
Africa
People’s Front of
East Africa
Kenya
Kenyatta
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Oginga Odinga
George Washington
George III
Asia
Pakistan
Shastri
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Progressive Labor Party
Students For A Democratic Society
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Castro
India
Soviet Russia
Southeast Asia
America
Battle of the Bulge
Kennedy Leads High Stakes Push on Morrissey Nomination
The Kennedy brothers and aides mount a strenuous Senate lobbying drive to win confirmation for Francis Morrissey as federal judge. White House support remains nominal with Mike Manatos handling soft sells while Vice President Humphrey lobbies some senators. The effort strains the Kennedy bloc and could affect Teddy Kennedy’s standing and 1968 re election prospects.
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White House
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Francis Morrissey
Johnson
Morrissey
Kennedys
Mike Manatos
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy Brothers
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Ber
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Senate “Club
Teddy
Life at Forty Lower Retirement Age Debated by Labor
Toward the end of World War II economists discussed lowering retirement age as a progressive idea backed by labor. The article surveys workers' hopes and potential impacts on pensions and industry, noting proposals and opposing viewpoints.
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Labor
Robert Peterson
Russian Bond Man Swordsman Aims at Spy Film Status
The Insider's Newsletter reports Soviet author Andrej Gulyashki is drafting a novel where 007 is the villain and Soviet agent Avrakum Zakhov is the hero as Moscow seeks to rival James Bond while projecting cultural appeal and prowess. The piece notes British mockery over a possible Pussy Galoreov and a Volga wagon versus a Bentley in Bond lore.
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New York
James Bond
Andrei Gulyashki
007
Avrakum Zakhov
Ohio State Leads As Major Doctor Supplier In Appalachia 1965
A two month study by OSU rural sociologists shows Ohio State University College of Medicine supplied about a quarter of the 627 doctors in 28 southeastern Ohio counties in 1965. Foreign trained physicians rose to 64 from 50 in 1960, while out of state grads increased. External states like Pennsylvania and New York contributed many doctors, highlighting a growing reliance on non Ohio graduates to meet regional medical needs.
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Columbus
Ohio Medical Schools
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Ohio
Appalachia
Ohio State University
John B. Mitchell
James Finley
Ohio State
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Western Reserve University
Mitchel
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Western Reserve Univer
Ciccces
Dear Abby Advice column snippets and two arrests
A Dear Abby column fragment discusses a government job with a dating note and a cat incident raised by a reader. The piece also covers wedding invitation etiquette and includes a weekend arrest report listing Robert Carr, 66, and Floyd Slayton Jr., 44, for intoxication in Point Pleasant and Meadow Bridge, West Virginia.
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Point Pleasant
Sheriff's Department
Robert Carr
Floyd Slayton, Jr
Meadow Bridge
W. Va
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