Navy Jets Blast Red Power Plant in Thanh Hoa
U S Navy jets hit a major North Vietnamese power plant at Thanh Hoa in what officials call a systematic destruction of power capacity. The strike followed two prior targets in three days and lasted only minutes to crush a facility rebuilt after earlier attacks. One aircraft was shot down, the 582nd lost over North Vietnam, with two crew bailed out and rescued at sea.
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South Viet Frees Sick Prisoners
South Vietnam transferred 39 seriously ill or wounded prisoners to the border with North Vietnam and the United States urged Hanoi to repatriate more sick and wounded POWs. U.S. and Vietnamese forces reported heavy combat in northern provinces and the DMZ with casualties among civilians and soldiers.
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Russia Pushes UN Assembly Condemnation of Israel
The Soviet Foreign Ministry plans a special United Nations General Assembly session to condemn Israel for aggression after failing to secure a Security Council condemnatory resolution. Moscow believes Afro-Asian nations may deliver a non vetoable majority, despite acrimonious potential. Moshe Dayan vowed Israel’s peace efforts have just begun at the Wailing Wall. Daggers of oil conflict looming as diplomats hint at Western oil stakes.
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National Guardsmen Halting Montgomery Protest Draws Fire
National Guardsmen blocked a Negro protest march toward the state capitol in Montgomery after Police Commissioner Sullivan defied orders to halt the demonstration. Mayor James and Negro leaders denounced the adjutant general, as about 350 guardsmen directed by Gov. Wallace kept peace in Montgomery and Prattville.
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Senate Opens Debate on Dodd Censure
The Senate begins debate on censure charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd with Ethics Committee leaders defending their findings that Dodd used campaign donations for personal expenses. The panel says expenditures spanned 1961 to 1965 and exceeded normal limits, including travel, country club dues, and hotel bills. Dodd and his supporters dispute the scope, while family members attend the session.
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LBJ Names Marshall To High Court
President Johnson named Thurgood Marshall as the first Black justice on the Supreme Court. Marshall will replace Justice Tom C Clark after his retirement following Ramsey Clark’s appointment as attorney general. Marshall’s career includes being solicitor general in 1965 and a 1962 appointee to the D C Circuit Court of Appeals. He is the great grandson of a Congo slave and son of a Chesapeake Bay Club steward.
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Roving Gangs Rampage Through Negro Tampa Area
Rioting and arson struck a Negro neighborhood in Tampa for six hours as roving gangs shot at cars, threw firebombs, looted stores, and set fires. Police and National Guardsmen contained the area as about 66 people were arrested and two civilians were wounded.
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Boumedienne Ends Kremlin Talks Amid Arab Summit Watch
Algerian President Houari Boumedienne wrapped Kremlin talks on the Middle East and prepared for an Arab summit. Tass reported discussion of Middle East developments but gave no pledge on replacing arms. Cairo sources said an Arab summit date would be set soon after Boumedienne’s Moscow visit.
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Wife Charged With Murder Of N Y Trooper
The body of Sgt. Joseph A. Paulin of the New York State Police was found in Clifton Park, with his wife Janet Elora Paulin charged with first degree murder. He was a 1941 appointee who served in Troop G, including Brunswick.
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Hoffa Lawyers Seek Sentence Modifications
Hoffa lawyers seek probation or a reduced eight year sentence for James R. Hoffa citing illness including diabetes and a diaphragmatic hernia. They argue continued incarceration risks his health and note the trial evidence relied on a paid government informer.
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Soviets Launch Two Space Probes
Soviet probes Venus 4 and Cosmos both launched on separate missions from Moscow. Venus 4 aims for a four month voyage, while Cosmos 165 carries a 2,433 pound research station on a Venus chase. Mariner 5 plans to approach Venus within 2,000 miles as US and Soviet venturing race continues. Venus 4’s path is circular, totaling over 200 million miles. closest approach occurs as Venus nears Earth. The mission follows earlier Venus probes Venus 1, 2, and 3, which failed.
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Inside Fireworks opens Lake Paran season Sunday
On the Inside Fireworks will open Lake Paran season Sunday with plans announced for a kickoff event. Page 3. Manchester school directors seek a five member board as the district plans governance changes. Page 6. A letter explains why the union school addition was rejected as part of ongoing district discussions. Page 4.
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