Kennedy Clinches New York Democratic Power With Tammany Victory
In New York Kennedy overruns Tammany Hall in a Surrogate Court race. Samuel J. Silverman defeats Arthur Klein, both later becoming New York Supreme Court justices. Kennedy's win signals strong local clout as other races produce flips and upsets across the state.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Tammany Hall
Kennedy
Samuel J. Silverman
Manhattan Organization
Arthur Klein
Silverman
Klein
New York Supreme Court
Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
Johnson
Long Island
Steven Derounian
Barry Goldwater
William J. Casey
Casey
Javits
Derounian
Lester L. Wolff
Brooklyn
Edna Kelly
Congress
Alexander Aldrich
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
New York County
Washington
J. Raymond Jones
Negro County
United States
Jones
Robert F. Wagner
Weiss
Farbstein
Sen
Supreme Court
Latter
Democratic Party
Ongania to Head Argentina Military Regime In Putsch
Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania, former army chief, to be sworn in as head of a new military regime after a bloodless coup that toppled President Illia. The junta plans cabinet streamline, ongoing rule, and aims to restore Argentina’s prestige abroad while delaying civilian elections.
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Ongania
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Juan Carlo Ongania
Juan D. Peron
Arture Ilia
Peron
Illia
Army
Navy
Air Force
Junta
United States
State Department
Washington
Organization of American States
Madison Zoo Elephant Kills Child in Cage Incident
A Madison Wisconsin zoo elephant fatally injures a three year old girl, Ruth Ellen Freedman, after the child crawled under a fence to feed the animal. Police report the elephant dragged the child into the cage and stepped on her. the victim is Ruth Ellen Freedman, daughter of Princeton professor Ralph Freedman.
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Madison
Wis
Ruth Ellen Freed
Man
Ralph Freedman
Princeton
Britain Ends 45 Day Seamen Strike After Vote
The National Seamen's Union voted 29 to 16 to call off the 45 day strike after pressure in Parliament from Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Shipowners stood firm. final offers included replacing a 56 hour week at sea with 48 hours and an eight hour cut next June plus 48 days annual vacation. About 900 ships were tied up and 27,400 men idle.
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London
Britain
National Seamen's Union
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
McNamara Says Raids Target North Viet Nam Fuel
Defense Secretary McNamara announced U S raids on Hanoi Haiphong oil depots intended to raise the cost of North Viet Nam infiltration into the South He said civilians and nonmilitary sites were spared and the strikes were authorized by President Johnson and Secretary Rusk The goal was to hinder truck based supplies and save lives of South Vietnamese Americans Australians and South Koreans amid a rising quasi conventional war in the South
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
North Viet Nam
South
McNamara
Johnson
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
United States
North
Viet Nam
Laos
Hanoi
Haiphong
White House
Ho Chi Minh
Bombing of Hanoi Haiphong Closes In on North Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force and Navy jets bombed fuel depots near Hanoi and Haiphong, claiming high success as 35 000 foot smoke plumes rose from Hanoi tanks and 20 000 feet from Haiphong. One F105 reportedly fell near Hanoi with a missing pilot.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S. Command
Red River
Constellation
Ranger
Chal
Humphrey wedding postponed due to bride illness
Vice President Humphrey's son Bob and Donna Erickson of Minnesota postpone their July 9 wedding after Donna, 21, contracted pneumonia and was hospitalized twice. The couple and families hope for a quick recovery and a new date.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Raymond Erickson
Hampton
Minn
Donna
Robert Humphrey
Cannon Falls
St. Barnabas Hospital
Minneapolis
Cannon Falls Hospital
Bob
St. Olaf’s Catholic Church
Dumont Man Dies in Breckenridge Crash
James W. Conroy 48 of Dumont Minn was killed in a two car collision on Highway 75 about four miles north of Breckenridge. The other driver was Jens F. Dalle 43 of Moorhead Minn. The crash raised Minnesota’s traffic toll for the year to 347.
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Breckenridge
Britain Expresses Dismay Over Bombing Near Hanoi
London reports prime minister Harold Wilson expressed regret over the American bombing of oil depots near Hanoi and said Britain cannot support the action.
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London
Harold Wilson
Hanoi
Britain
Schedule of Pages Editorials 4 Area News Women's 6
A brief listing shows page allocations for sections Editorials Area News Women's and others. It notes reel indices and sections such as VS-Mkts and Comics.
Weather outlook fair to partly cloudy with storms
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a chance of widely scattered showers or thunderstorms late tonight. Lows 68 to 72. Highs 90 to 96 Thursday. Friday shows scattered showers and thunderstorms with above normal temperatures.
House Group Moves Toward Tough Car Safety Bill
The House Commerce Committee advances a tough auto safety bill but resists rush action. Key votes show support for a Senate-like measure while delaying any expedited passage until after the July 4 recess. The panel shifts highway safety provisions to Public Works to align with Senate actions.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Congress
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Staggers
White House
Glenn C. Cunningham
R-Neb
Secretary of Commerce
Cunningham
Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission
Public Works Committee
House
Traffic Deaths State Today and Years Ago
A brief note recalls traffic fatalities in Iowa comparing today to figures from 347 and 367 years ago, highlighting historical fluctuation in road dangers.
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Iowa
FBI probes possible leak of bombing plans
The FBI acting on President Johnson's orders investigates whether U S officials warned reporters about expanding bombing in North Vietnam oil facilities. Administration and FBI sources decline comment while others say the inquiry is underway at high levels over advance word. Northwestern Bell approves a 50 million debenture issue to fund expanding service across the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska with bids planned around September 7.
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Washington
FBI
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Administration
ST. Paul
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
A. F. Jacobson
Omaha
Northwestern Bell
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Four Die In New Tanker Blast Off Brooklyn
The 11,252 ton British tanker Alva Cape exploded at anchor off Brooklyn as naptha cargo was being removed, adding four deaths to a harbor toll of 33 from the June 16 collision. Nine injured and three missing. A tug pushed the barge from flames, averting a larger disaster.
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New York
Brooklyn
Road to peace talks blocked by NAM oil depot bombing
Sen. Mansfield said North Viet Nam oil depots bombing marks a new war stage and will hinder talks, predicting increased Soviet and Peking aid. He noted it may slow but not deter Vietcong infiltration. Sen. Morse urged halting the war and renewing negotiations, calling the U.S. action shocking and threatening world peace.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union
Peking
Montana
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Morse
Viet Nam
Moscow Radio Criticizes U S Air Raids Near Vietnam
Moscow Radio denounces U S air raids near Hanoi and Haiphong as a dangerous step by U.S. ruling circles. It accuses Washington of banditry and force in a blunt broadcast reflecting antiwar sentiment.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Keith to Ask Rolvaag to Back Him in Minnesota
Lt. Gov. A. M. Keith said he will seek Gov. Karl Rolvaag’s support this fall and hopes Rolvaag won’t oppose him in a Democratic-Farmer-Labor primary for governor. Keith has spoken with several Rolvaag supporters, finds few favor a contested primary, and awaits guidance before the July 10 convention reconvenes to finalize the ticket.
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Minneapolis
A. M. Keith
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Keith
Democratic - Farmer Labor Party
DFL
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