Warplanes Hit North Viet Nam Bridges And Barracks
Warplanes pressed attacks on bridges barracks and other targets in North Viet Nam for a fourth day following a dogfight that left several MIGs downed. Navy Skyraiders fought off faster jet fighters, with one plane crashing in fumes. Ground clashes west of Da Nang killed one Marine and wounded three, and four guerrillas died. Air strikes across the 17th parallel reported heavy damage to the Dong Hoi barracks, while Peking claimed U.S. losses.
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Saigon
South Viet. Nam
U.S
North Viet
Nam
Navy
Cmdr
Edwin A
Greathouse
Austin
Tex
da Nang
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Hanoi
Knights at Py thias Lodge to confer esquire rank in Baytown
SUN SPOTS GOOSE CREEK Knights at Py thias Lodge No. 438 meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at 2019 Alexander Drive. Esquire rank conferred as courtesy to Humble lodge. Also election of officers. Story Hour at Sterling Library 10 a.m. Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Joe Huggins. Baytown residents involved. Morrell transferred from Biggs AFB to Dyess AFB in Abilene. Barrington in Korea assigned to 1st Cavalry north of Imjin River. Parents With Out Partners meeting 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Houston with Dr. Raymond Cohen speaker. Rotary session resumes with outgoing president Dan Stallworth. Lucky Shopper winner Mrs. Paul Rooney. Burglary reported at 170 Elm. pajamas and bathing suits taken. Mrs. Kelly C. Barnett reports. Zack Booth investigating.
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Goose Creek
Pythias
Alexander Drive
Tex
Barrington
Korea
Harry E. Harrington
Sherry
Baytown
1St Cavalry
Imjin River
North Korea
South Korea
Lonnie Barrington
iParents
Dominicans Strike Over Rebel Support Amid Peace Talks
Dominican workers staged a three day nationwide strike to show support for rebels. Labor leader Luis Henry Molina denied links to OAS peace negotiations. Rebels seek a provisional government, elections in under six months, and more than 230 officers removed, while the OAS proposes elections in six to nine months and tighter demobilization.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
L J
Ore
Luis Henry Molina
Organization of American States
OAS
OAS Alan
Kansas executes second double hanging in two months
LANSING Kan AP The Kansas Penitentiary readies for a midnight double execution of James Latham 23 and George York 22 for the 1961 railroad worker killing. The pair, admitting the robbery slayings, faced clemency appeals from their attorney and Yorks mother as the U.S. Supreme Court rejected their civil rights claims. The two had earlier escaped Ft Hood then killed Guidroz in Baton Rouge and other victims in a spree across Texas Florida Georgia Illinois and Tennessee.
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Lansing
Kan
API
Kansas
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Texas
Florida
Utah
William H. Avery
American Civil Liberties Union
York
Maizie E. York
Panama City
Fla
U.S. Supreme Court
Perry Edward Smith
Richard Eugene Hickock
Fer
Herbert Clutter
Holcomb
Ken
Plant Cit. Fla
Latham
Tom
Mauriceville
Tex
Otto Zieder
Oakley
Wallace
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Valdosta
Jacksonville
John A. Whitaker
Tullahoma
Ft. Hood
Edward J. Guidroz
Baton Rouge
Guidroz
Ziegler
Reed
Graham begs Alabama unity in racial revival appeal
Evangelist Billy Graham urged Alabama’s integrated audience to reject racial division as he closed an eight day Crusade in Montgomery. He asked Southerners to extend kindness to people of other races and to show the world they can solve problems in the spirit of Christ. About 18 900 attended the Sunday service, with an estimated 130 dedicating themselves to Christ.
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Montgomery
Ala
Billy Graham
Alabama
Capitol
Graham
Christ
Confederagev
Associated Press
All America
Texas
Simoni
Dreeey Peperrenet Reserses Seren Bevies
Petere Are
Vietnamese War Dogfight Report From North Vietnam
Saigon AP dispatch describes a one hour of aerial combat over North Vietnam where four U S Navy Skyraiders engaged four Communist MIG 17 jets. Pilot Lt Clinton B Johnson and his wingman Lt (jg) Charles W Hartman survived a dangerous tail chase while exchanging fire at close range. The MIG fighter crashed into a hill, while another splashed in flames after a fearless broadside by Greathouse and his crew. The Skyraiders pressed the engagement despite heavy cannon fire and narrowly avoided disaster.
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Edwin A. Greathouse
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Greathouse
Austin
Tex
Korea
Navy
Midway
Saigon
Amon
Clinton B. Johnson
Royal Oak
Mich
Johnson
Charles W. Hartman
Sprinefield
Hartman
Ibi
Jim S. Lynne
New Hampshire
Ohio
Mets Rally Past Dodgers in Rainy Doubleheader
The Mets finally beat the Dodgers as Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax faltered. New York rode timely hitting and a late squeeze bunt to edge Los Angeles, with relief from a tense, rain-tainted game that featured several key moments and minor scoring shifts.
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Mike Rathet
Rory
Associated Press
New York Mets
Hank Aaron
Don Drysdale
Mark Jones
Sandy Koufax
Jim Hart
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
McBean
Tith Burton Herbel
Plate
Mets
Nin
Koufax-Drysdale
Mass
Angeles
Dryedalelnin
Leong
iSeh
Koufax
WA Ak
New Yorkers
Hemn Motins
Dodgers
Philadelphia Ciouch
Rit Braves
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Tob Bragan
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Pittshhurch
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicarra Cubs
Josine
Enenea
New York
Los Angeles Angels
Laltimore
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Ralston Feels Thumb Question in Wimbledon Opener
AP reports two main questions at Wimbledon: how much Dennis Ralston's injured right thumb will affect his bid for the men's singles title and whether Russia's players will walk out over South Africa's apartheid policies. Ralston, seeded No. 4, faces Ham Picharisan in the first round.
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Wimbledon
England
Dennis Ralston
United States
Hono
South Africa
Ralston
Bakersfield
Ham Picharisan
Dallas
Pussis
Tomine Lajes
Drivers Continued Iran Page 1 Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss revenue, fines, and permits related to drivers on an Iran page. Names and dates are unclear, with scattered figures and references to penalties, tickets, and accounts. The readable bits hint at ticketing and enforcement context.
Riots in Algiers as Boumedienne regime consolidates grip
Riot police guard Ben Bella supporters in Algiers after a bloodless coup. About 1,009 youths streamed through the streets as demonstrators demanded Ben Bella’s return. The new regime banned sports and weather events, with a distant forecast of the Asian African conference opening June 29.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col
Hevari Boumedienne
Ben Ben
Alverian
Federa Hon
Yahya Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Hella
Internat
Algeria
Roumedienne
Pesnhitionary Council
Anny Prot Corp
Trenee
Dinlomets
Aed
Belin
Pyesiient
Coeser
United Arab
Bert
Cate
Ftykinnakan
Dionne
Arfier
Boumedienne
China
India
Syria
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Biter Rval
Moscow
United States
France
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Baytown Merchants
Kelly C. Barnett
Zack Booth
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