Red Fuel Dump Blasted by Navy Planes
Navy bombers hit a North Vietnamese fuel storage area near Vinh, drawing thick black smoke visible 150 miles at sea. The strike, part of 68 missions, killed about 70 communists in South Vietnam and destroyed hundreds of buildings as U.S. and Vietnamese forces push into hostile terrain around Hue and Tuy Hoa.
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Tuy Hoa
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Constellation
Navy
Vinh
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hue
U.S. 1St Cavalry
John Norton
101St Airborne Division
Dodd Denies Mention of Klein in Adenauer Meeting
Sen Thomas J Dodd testified before the Senate Ethics Committee that Adenauer brought up Julius Klein during a 1964 Germany trip, not Dodd He said Klein had not been convicted and that the foreign agent inquiry was ongoing The exchange occurred amid charges Dodd acted as Klein’s errands man during the visit
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Adenauer
Klein
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee Today
Julius Klein
Chicago
Konrad Adenauer
Connecticut
Democrat
Germany
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Hhe Committee
Rochester Police Hold 20 Year Old in Double Deaths
Rochester police said they held a 20 year old man in connection with the violent deaths of Godfrey Christensen 55 and Geneva Christensen 54 found at their northeast Rochester home Sunday. Autopsy ordered. details scarce as investigation continues.
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Rochester
Godfrey Christensen
Geneva
James Macken Jr
Superior
Wis
Michael Fisher
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
Mississippi March Ends Meredith Says All Will Pay Attention
James Meredith declares the Mississippi march over and predicts white supremacy’s hold is weakening. About 16 000 marchers, mostly Negro, gathered near the Capitol in Jackson as King and other leaders joined the final leg from Tougaloo College. Meredith recalls being shot and stresses fear as the system’s root, with voter registration campaigns continuing under heavy guard.
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Meredith
Jackson
Miss
James H. Meredith
State Capitol
Capitol
Tougaloo College
Air Force
Martin Luther King Jr
America
Memphis
Tenn
Hernando
Aubrey Norvell
King
Marathon
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Two Willmar Women Die in Bible Camp Crash
Two Willmar women Kathleen Mattson and Nancy Erickson died in a Sunday collision on Highway 29 near Glenwood while returning from an Assemblies of God Bible Camp. Their car, driven by David Sloan, collided with another headed to the same camp. Sloan and a fourth occupant were injured critically.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Assemblies of God
Mora
Fred H. Miller
U.S. 52
Rochester
Miller
St. Charles
Minn
Kathleen Mattson
Nancy Erickson
Willmar
Glenwood
Assemblies of God Bible
Lake Geneva
Alexandria
David Sloan
Bethpage
N.Y
Sloan
Paul Geffert
Northfield
Merrill Cristianson
Christianson
Leatrice
Gary
Marilyn Jads
Elyria
Ohio
Mattson
Miss Erickson
KCMT
Miss Mattson
Federicko Nauricia
Taylor
Texas
East Grand Forks
George Bushee Jr
Maria Garcia
San Antonio
Nauricia
Bushee
Claudia Henderson
St. Cloud
Limited Survey Signals Vietnamese View War as U.S. Conflict
A small survey in government controlled areas of South Vietnam shows locals see the war as an American effort and rely on the United States for peace and solving economic problems. Analysts note waning Saigon confidence and a growing Viet Cong civil split with villagers moving away from VC control and toward government zones.
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Hoffman
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
Wires and Trees Fall in Storm in Austin
A severe wind and rain storm in Austin caused downed power lines and fallen trees Saturday night. A gas serviceman for Austin Utilities, Roger L. Anderson, 47, died after contacting a ground wire near 12th St NE. Utilities officials reported service restored by Sunday noon. The storm also damaged a sheriff tower, tore signage, blocked streets, and prompted widespread city cleanup efforts. Anderson is survived by his wife, three daughters, and his parents. Investigation by Utilities Secretary William Keefe is ongoing.
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12Th St
Roger L. Anderson
3Rd Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
Anderson
R. Jeanne
Clarence Anderson
Way Utilities
William Keefe
Mower County Sheriff's Tower
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Main St
Mary Carter Paint
6Th St
2Nd
4Th Ave
8Th Ave
Park and Recreation Dept
Wayne Down
Austin Fire Dept
1St Ave
2Nd St
1St St
OAS votes to start inter-American conference in Buenos Aires
The Organization of American States approved a plan to convene a special inter-American conference in Buenos Aires on August 29 to consider a general redrafting of the OAS charter. The meeting marks a bid to reshape regional governance and cooperation.
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Buenos Aires
Washington
Organization of American States
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