Viet Nam Air Commander urges land invasion
South Viet Nam air force Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky calls for immediate land invasion of North Viet Nam to choke Viet Cong supply lines. He says air strikes alone are ineffective and claims air superiority from the 17th to 20th parallels could aid a northern uprising and disrupt enemy transport and guerrilla networks.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Associated Press
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Soviet Source Says Missiles Sent to North Viet Nam
Moscow reports quote a senior Soviet official stating equipment is being sent to North Viet Nam to shoot down American planes. The remark, made in the last 40 days to an undisclosed visitor, follows U S press notes of a possible Soviet antiaircraft missile site near Hanoi. Defense Secretary McNamara warned the U S can counter any missiles, none yet in firing position.
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North Viet Nam
U.S. State Department
Wanoi
Robert 5. McNamara
United States
U.S
Rev Ives Dies Williston Chaplain at 50
Reverend Charles Ives, 50, chaplain at Williston Academy in Easthampton Mass, died at his home on Tuesday. He relocated last fall from the Church of the Redeemer in New Haven Conn. He had married a month earlier to Mrs Joy House in Hamden Conn. A Deerfield Academy and Williams College and Union Theological Seminary graduate, he served pastorates in Middlebury Bridgewater Roxbury and Somers Connecticut.
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Mass
Charles Ives
Williston Academy
Church of the Redeemer
New Haven
Conn
Joy House
Hamden
Deerfield Academy
Williams College
Union Theological Academy
Connecticut
Middlebury
Bridgewater
Roxbury
Somers
Russia Accepts Cambodia Talk Motion From France
Paris reports Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko informed France that Russia backs plans for an international conference on Cambodia. Information Minister Peyreutte said Gromyko announced support during talks with Maurice Couve de Murville. France and Cambodia proposed the conference last year to study neutralization and ease the Vietnam conflict. The United States also expressed assent to a Cambodian parley. Sihanouk said talks should limit to Cambodian issues and not affect neighboring countries.
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Paris
UPI
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Cambodia
Alain Peyreutte
Gromyko
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Sihanouk
Cairo Mob Burns Embassy as Tunisian protest grows
Thousands of anti Tunisian students clashed with police near the Tunisian Embassy in Cairo. They broke into the ambassador residence and burned furniture after tear gas and rock throwing. The protest was sparked by President Bourguibas call for direct talks with Israel and Palestinian Arab leaders. In Tunis, 20 000 students stormed the Egyptian Embassy amid similar tensions. A tornado in Eskisehir Turkey killed three, toppled minarets and damaged homes and shops.
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U.A.R
UPI
Habib Bourguiba
Israel
Tunis
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bourguiba
Istanbul
Turkey
Eskisehir
De Gaulle Presses Southeast Asia Neutrality and Independence
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle urged a neutral Southeast Asia free of foreign meddling and a strong independent France in a 15 minute fireside chat. He condemned the Vietnam war without criticizing U S action and reaffirmed his stance against outside influence in the region. He emphasized nations must be responsible for their own progress and reject hegemony or intervention. The 74 year old leader offered no new Vietnam solution.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
France
Asia
Indochina
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Military Controls Dominican Government
Santo Domingo faces martial rule after generals crushed a revolt by supporters of exiled ex president Juan Bosch. Two days of fighting left about 20 dead and 160 wounded. A joint armed forces command governs pending a military junta and Sept. 1 elections pledge. Brig. Gen. Elias Wessin y Wessin named strong man. rebel leaders fled to Colombia, Puerto Rico, or nearby ships.
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UPD
Dominican Republic
Martial Aw
Juan Boseh
Killet
Air Force
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Wessin
T He
Armed Forces Academy
Rafael Molina Arena
U.S
Puerto Rico
Boseh
Fatima Circle to Hear Stevens at Morning Meeting
Our Lady of Fatima Circle will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday morning at the White Tree Club. James E. Stevens, a charter member and organizer, will speak on Creative Man. Mass at 6:45 a.m. at St. Mark's Church precedes the breakfast meeting chaired by Dr. Edward F. Olehowski.
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James E. Stevens
Our Lady of Fatima Circle
White Tree Club
Stevens
St. Mark’s Church
Edward F. Olehowski
Crime Commission life urged as session keeps tight lid
Atty. Gen. Brooke urged extending the Crime Commission beyond its June expiry, saying elected officials must be given tools for a continuing surveillance. He defended the agency’s work and criticized assaults on its image, outlining seven reform proposals to the Legislature. A separate section notes a penny gas tax hike to 6.5 cents per gallon to bolster highway funding, with construction favored in the split allocation.
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Fadward W. Brooke
House
Senate
Gardner Auditorium
Statehouse
Jim
Brooke
Crime Commission
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
Volpe
Ex Prodigy Burco Killed by Auto in Milan
MILAN Italy AP Ferric cio Burco 95 former child prodigy who at 10 conducted famous orchestras in New York Carnegie Hall and later led ensembles in American cities Mexico Canada Brazil Argentina and Italy until age 13. In recent years he was a traveling musician performing in Italian provincial theaters with small orchestras.
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Milan
Italy
Ferriccio Burco
New York
Carnegie Hall
Mexico
Canada
Brazil
Argentina
Nine held for selling dope in Boston area roundup
Nine men arrested in a major Boston narcotics roundup. Named defendants from Roxbury, the South End, and Dorchester face federal indictments for unlawful sale of narcotics over 16 months. Easter, charged locally, is to be arraigned separately. Undercover agents posed as city visitors and cab drivers during ten months of operation.
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Boston
UPI
Richard Gold
Jerome McKenney
Nathaniel T. Wade
Duke J. Lewis
Howard Easter
Henry T. Edwards
J.troy Thornton
Baston
Roxbury
Walter H. Taylor
South End
Charles Akashian
Dorchester
Easter
U.S
Dewitt Stewart
Charles Street
John W. Swyers
Jamaica Plain
Deer Island
UMass Author Wins 2 Awards For Racial Study
Amherst professor Milton B. Gordon of the University of Massachusetts Sociology Department earned two honors for Assimilation in American Life. The Anisfield-Wolf award carries 750 dollars, and the National Conference of Christians and Jews Brotherhood Award lauds the work for advancing race relations and human understanding.
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Amherst
University of Massachusetts
Oxford University Press
The
Saturday Review
Gordon
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Anisfield-Wolf
National Conference On Christians and
Dr. Gordon
National Conference
Ice Floe Rescue For Scientists Will Be by Boat
The Navy drops plan to evacuate 16 scientists from the Arjis II ice island by plane. The Edisto ice breaker, based in Boston, will spearhead the rescue by sea, smashing through pack ice toward North Cape Ices land and Kap Dalton Greens land to reach the scientists. They will be taken to Keflavik Iceland before returning.
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UPS
Navy
Edisto
North Cape
Icesland
Kap Dalton
Greensland
Norval E. Nickerson
Hingham
Revaluation Program Advances In City Areas
Representatives of United Appraisal Co conduct a real estate revaluation in Tyler and Burbank Street areas. James Ferguson, supervisor, appraises commercial properties along North Street. The field crew moves next into the section north of West Street and west of North Street.
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United Appraisal Co
Tyler
Burbank Street
James Ferguson
North Street
West Street
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