LBJ To View Flood Damage From Beulah Flight
President Johnson planned to view flood devastation in the Rio Grande Valley from a helicopter, with a presidential disaster declaration expected and a push for international relief talks with Mexico. Governor Connally and Senator Yarborough loomed in a heated Texas Democratic split as Johnson headed to Texas with Lady Bird.
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Mexico
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Rio Grande
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Rio Grande Valley
Air Force 1
Rio Grande City
Lady Bird Johnson
LBJ Ranch
Connally
Yarborough
Senate
Arroyo Colorado
Red Cross
Harlingen
Arthur Moore
International Boundary and Water Commission
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
Matamoros
McAllen
Pleads Innocent To Assault In Pownal
An Arlington man, Robert A. McKeighan, 24, pleaded not guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and was released on $2,000 bail after a special arraignment in Bennington District Court. The charge stems from an incident in Pownal Monday. a victim is Bernard Guerard of Pownal.
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Bennington District Court
Robert A. McKeighan
Vermont
Pownal
Philadelphia Police Nip Alleged Mass Plot Suspect
A RAM linked suspect, Anthony Montiero, 21, Philadelphia, a University of Chicago graduate student, is in custody amid a police probe into an alleged mass poisoning plot targeting over 4,000 police and city officials. Two suspects remain at large as authorities pursue leads.
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API
Anthony Montiero
University of Chicago
Atty
Arlen Specter
Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
Red China
Montiero
Connec
Reginald Grantham
Philadelp
Sakeeb
William James Lyles
Specter
FBI
Hilton Louis Jones
Jones
U S Plans Big Increase In Nuclear Striking Power
UPI reports the United States aims to five to tenfold its nuclear striking power against the Soviet Union through MIRV equipped missiles. Current forces of 1000 land based Minutemen and 656 submarine missiles could yield 8000 to 16000 warheads. Details remain estimates and timing unsettled.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Marines Ground Choppers Halted at Con Thien amid DMZ Siege
U S Marines grounded CH46 helicopters due to tail assembly failures, forcing reliance on Army airlift for Leathernck outposts along the DMZ. Priority given to ammunition and urgent resupply as U S casualties approach 100,000 with battles near the DMZ and reports of North Vietnamese casualties. Boeing to test tail assemblies while stress tests proceed.
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U.S
Army
Con Thien
Dmz
Vietnam
Maj
James Shelton
Winston-Salem
N.C
Boeing Corp
Buddhists Protest Thieu Regime At Independence Palace
In Saigon Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang led about 700 monks and nuns in a street march to Independence Palace to oppose President-elect Thieu. The protest drew roughly 2,000 onlookers as Tri Quang delivered a letter demanding the withdrawal of a decree recognizing a moderate Buddhist faction as the church’s legal representatives. The Viet Cong backed the opposition. Police actions against runner-up Truong Dinh Dzu continued, while Saigon University students joined the street demonstration denouncing American influence and urging policy change.
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UPD
Thich Tri Quang
Independence Palace
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Cong
Thieu
Tri Quang
National Assembly
National Liberation Front
Ngo Dinh Diem
Truong Dinh Dzu
Dzu
San Francisco
Saigon University
Autopsy Report Delayed in Stanley Baby Death Case
The autopsy report for two month old Raymond Stanley of Bennington could not be located this morning. State's Attorney John T. Carmody Jr. of Manchester was unavailable for comment after a hectic morning. Bennington Village Police had no new information on the investigation into the infant's death at Putnam Memorial Hospital Saturday night, previously attributed to starvation.
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Richard C. Woodruff
Raymond Stanley
Bennington
John T. Carmody Jr
Manchester
Banner
Carmody
Woodruff
Bennington Village
Stanley
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Inside Columnist Appeals to the Young Readers
Catherine Foster writes an On the Inside appeal directed to young readers. The column appears in the newspaper’s Inside section, inviting engagement and reflection from a youthful audience. The item is brief and emblematic of feature writing in the edition.
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Catherine Foster
Republicans May Oppose New N Y Constitution
In Albany a growing Republican split surfaces as GOP leaders indicate they may oppose the drafted constitution and campaign against its passage. Governor Rockefeller and aides adopt a wait and see stance after the convention packed the document for November, with highway bonds and two amendments queued as the ballot items.
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N.Y
GOP
Earl W. Brydges
Niagara Falls
Perry B. Duryea Jr
Montauk
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Whitney Young, Jr
National Urban League
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A. L. McDonald
McDonald
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Westmore
Wilmington
Arlington Eagle
N.Y. Constitution
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Cheektowaga
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Gov. Rockefeller
Adirondack
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Cadillac
Marty McCue
Ray Crosier
Andre Betit
Hamilton
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