Johnson visits troops as carrier Oriskany burns in Tonkin
In the Gulf of Tonkin the Oriskany suffered a hangar bay fire killing 43 sailors and injuring three. President Johnson flew to Cam Ranh Bay then Manila to visit troops, praise their work, and address commanders. A separate coast battle 110 miles northeast of Saigon left 48 Viet Cong dead and two captured.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
Oriskany
Johnson
Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
Manila
Hanger Bay
Gulf of Tonkin
North
Navy
Supermarket Owners Ready to Talk Prices Amid Protests
In Miami Beach the National Association of Food Chains chair proposes talks with shopper activists while a government study forecasts prices for milk and bread leveling off. Gordon Bloom, Boston retailer, offers to send representatives anywhere to discuss market costs with readers. Two women protested outside the Americana Hotel as 1,000 delegates met.
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Gordon Bloom
Boston
Americana
Association
Censured Bishop Pike Seeks Church Investigation
Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, censured by the House of Bishops for alleged irresponsible doctrinal statements, requests an official inquiry into his views. Bishops Myers and Craine signed the request. Presiding Bishop Hines will appoint a commission to assess whether charges amount to a canonical offense.
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W.va
Episcopal
James A. Pike
House of Bishops
Pike
Kilmer Myers
California
John P. Craine
Indianapolis
John E. Hines
Hines
Henry I. Louttit
South Florida
Montana
Chandler W. Sterling
Atlas-Centaur achieves first double ignition in space launch
At Cape Kennedy, a 113 foot Atlas-Centaur rocket ignited twice, triggering a doubleheader of space activity. Later, Comsat is to launch a satellite for Communications Satellite Corp to stationary orbit serving North America, Hawaii, and Asia. A dummy Surveyor model simulated a moon landing as rehearsal.
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The
Space Agency
Communications Satellite Corp
Pacific
North America
Hawaii
Asia
Newsman Accused In Death In Cincinnati
Cincinnati copy editor Eugene E. Fiske 48 faces first degree murder charges after the body of Virginia Wolpert 47 was found beaten to death in his apartment on the near North Side. Fiske was arrested in Kentucky and extradited to Cincinnati.
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Eugene E. Fiske
Virginia Wolpert
Near North Side
Fiske
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kenton County
Wilberforce Students Stage Protest Strike
Wilberforce University students walked out in protest at the church-sponsored school over medical care cafeteria service and dormitory facilities. Reports say the entire student body joined the strike at Wilberforce Ohio.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
Wilberforce University
Silence in Hanoi and Beijing over Manila troop plan
North Viet Nam and Red China offered no official comment on the Manila conference withdrawal proposal. Pravda and Tass dismissed the plan while reactions at the UN Tokyo London and Saigon varied from disappointment to faint optimism. Tass said the allied Viet Nam positions remained the same.
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North Viet Nam
Red China
Pravda
Tass
U.S
Hanoi
Peking
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London
Saigon
Viet Nam
Housewives Target Higher Prices In Local Store Talks
Supermarket owners listened as industry spokesmen blamed inflation and emotional women for rising costs. Clarence Adamy cited inflation and food shortages as drivers while Mrs. Lundstrom vowed persistent action across streets, stores, and government halls. FTC attributed price hikes to farm supply changes and wider margins for processors and retailers.
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Clarence Adamy
Association
Viet Nam
Lundstrom
Juror tentatively chosen in Sheppard retrial in Cleveland
In Cleveland a total of 11 jurors are tentatively seated for the Samuel H. Sheppard murder retrial. An additional housewife joined five men and five women in the jury box as two more prospects were excused for bias or impartiality concerns.
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Sheppard
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Powell Convicted in Civil Contempt Over Financial Statement
New York Congressman Adam Clayton Powell is found civilly in contempt for the third time and faces a 0 day jail term and a 250 dollar fine if he fails to submit a financial statement to a judge panel by next Thursday. The ruling arises from his refusal to pay a 164000 dollar libel judgment and may not lead to arrest if ignored. The contempt warrant can only be served in New York, and Powell has avoided entering the state under prior rulings.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Bethlehem Steel reports best third quarter earnings in history
Bethlehem Steel, the nation's second largest producer, reports record third quarter earnings and an unchanged dividend of 37.4 cents per share. Nine month income to Sept 30 marks its best such period since 1957, while GM posts five year low quarterly earnings.
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Bethlehem Steel
0. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Six Die In Geauga County Crash
A two car collision in Geauga County killed six people including a Euclid woman. Janette Barbie, 25, died at Cleveland Clinic Hospital as a passenger in a car driven by Mrs. Frank Zalar. Five others perished at the scene. four adults and four children were in the vehicle.
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Ohio
Geauga County
Euclid
Janette Barbie
Cleveland Clinic
Frank Zalar
Local Planning Push Targets Waterway Land Purchase
Florida official Claude Pepper highlights a planning project for the Leading Creek Watershed. Soil Conservation officials in Glouster discuss land purchase for potential industrial use, with approval spurring growth prospects in the county.
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Claude Pepper
Leading Creek
Soil Conserva- Glouster Council
Anceuees
Logan Cy Cour
Straitsville
Moeller
Cde
MEIGS
Perry County Crash
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