Two Americans Die in Quang Ngai Fighting and Viet Cong Ambush
In Quang Ngai area heavy combat led to two American deaths among others as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces attacked. Capt. Christopher J. O'Sullivan and Marine S Sgt William D Tyrone were named among those killed. battles also wounded several Americans and involved air and ground actions near Pleiku and Da Nang.
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Viet Nam
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le Thanh
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O'Sullivan
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U.S. proposes NATO panel to study nuclear policy
Defense Secretary McNamara urged a four to five nation NATO committee to widen allied voice in planning and deciding nuclear use. The proposal aims to expand consultation and possibly include hot lines, while notes the U.S. retains veto power over nuclear launches. The move follows shifts since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
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PARIS
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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France
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Charles de Gaulle
OAS Seeks Wider Security Zone Around Santo Domingo Palace
The Organization of American States aims to extend the international security zone around the National Palace in Santo Domingo amid rebel and junta tensions. Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera vows no foreign control of the palace while Col Francisco Caamano Deno backs a zone expansion to cover the palace and nearby street.
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Louis Uchitelle
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
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Imbert
Francisco Caamano Deno
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Telmo Vargas
Jose A. Mora
Santiago
Supreme Court to Review Indictment Dismissals in Penn Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review the dismissal of indictments against six Georgia men charged in the Lemuel A. Penn slaying, with federal charges framed as conspiracy. The district judge in Macon ruled the Justice Department failed to show federal law violations. The justices will hear in the new term starting October 4, addressing nationwide concerns of terrorism and race-based intimidation.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
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Schedule of Pages Editorials-4 Area News-9 Teen Scene-5 Sports-10
A listing of page sections including editorials areas such as Editorials Area News Teen Scene Sports Women’s Page and features like VS.Mkts and comics on pages 12 and 13. The note indicates the arrangement for the publication’s sections and page numbers.
Busy Week of Major Votes Faces Congress
Congress returns from holidays to a heavy schedule with key actions in the House and Senate. House items include a $2 billion State Justice and Commerce appropriation and a $4.8 billion excise tax cut proposal. Senate actions cover economic development aid and foreign aid authorization.
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Weather outlook with showers Tonight through Wednesday
Cloudy with evening showers tonight and Wednesday. Outlook Thursday shows little temperature change with more showers likely. Low tonight around 55 to 62 degrees and high Wednesday near 75 to 85.
Dist 2125 Sets Vote on Assumption of Debt in Blooming Prairie
A special debt assumption election is set for June 2 from 8 to 9 30 p m at the Dist 2125 school to settle a dispute with Independent Dist 756 Blooming Prairie The controversy arose after the Blooming Prairie Board of Education did not request the vote within 45 days of the order If voters reject the debt assumption the district could be re activated
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Capitol Crack Warns of 24 Million Repair Bill
Capitol architect J George Stewart warned Congress the west front is cracked and crumbling and repairs could cost about 24 million dollars. Secretary W Willard Wirtz said California farm labor panel advised delaying any pending seasonal foreign labor imports while farm welfare aid dipped. Memorial Day traffic fatalities were up nationwide except seven states reported none: Alaska Delaware Maine Hawaii New Hampshire Nevada Rhode Island.
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Attorney General Rules 65 Age Retirement Rule for Teachers
A school board may adopt a rule requiring retirement at 65 for teachers who sign contracts under the continuing contract law before adoption. The ruling says a non contract employee under veterans preference law cannot be forced to retire based solely on age.
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Atty
Robert Mattson
Duane Mattheis
Boy Garland Westmoreland Receives Husky Gift
Garland Westmoreland of Washington DC posed with his new Siberian huskie Keno, a gift from the Yukon Dawson chamber of commerce after his pomeranian was killed by larger dogs. He had asked for a price list but received the four month old pup instead.
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Dawson Chamber of Commerce
Yukon
Canada
Johnson urges debate but vows to follow right course
President Johnson told graduates at National Cathedral School for Girls that debate strengthens democracy yet he will proceed with his policies. He praised the young generation’s role and noted his daughter Luci was among the graduates. He stressed moral commitment to helping the world’s poor and vowed swift, decisive action when needed.
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Johnson
National Cathedral School For Girls
Luci
Henry Clay
Gemini 4 mission teases a historic orbital rendezvous
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White undergo detailed medical exams before the four day Gemini 4 space flight. The team aims to compare preflight data with postflight results to study weightlessness effects on the cardiovascular system and overall physiology.
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James McDivitt
Edward White
McDivitt
White
Christopher C. Kraft
Project Gemini
Vous
Charles A. Berry
Space Agency
Berry
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Men of 173rd Airborne Brigade Pushing Viet Cong From Clearing
Nam. Men of the 173rd Airborne Brigade have landed in the area and drive the Viet Cong from a jungle clearing. Troops pursue the foe to clear the area for helicopter lift operations. AP Wirephoto from Saigon.
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Bien Hoa
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