U S Pilots Hit North Viet Nam Bridge in Hanoi Strike
American pilots claim the U S Command wrecked the key Hanoi bridge, four hits dropping the center span into the river. Hanoi radio called the attack a new escalation as South Vietnam politics heat up ahead of the Sept. 3 election. Ambassor Foster travels to Geneva for atomic nonproliferation talks. Mississippi primary yields large Black vote with officials elected. Dulski faces scrutiny over $11,000 dinner funds. Exchanges close early to clear backlogged paperwork. De Gaulle denounces critics on television as war news continues.
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United States Command
Hanoi
Red China
South Vietnam
Mississippi
Thaddeus J. Dulski
D-N.y
Dulski
House Post Office Committee
New York
Washington
House
John McCormack
American Stock Exchanges
Nora
Bodies Of US Servicemen Returned With Dignity
Saigon reports that American casualties are handled with top priority and dignity. Mortuary staff at Tan Son Nhut airport oversee identification, preservation, and rapid shipping to the United States, with next of kin receiving remains via Dover or Travis Air Force Base escorted by military personnel.
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Saigon
United States
U.S
Joe R. Caldwell
Oakland
Calif
U.S. Army
Tan Son Nhut
Korea
Ernest Demester
Nashua
N.H
U.S. Army Mortuary
Continental
Travis Air Force Base
Dover Air Force Base
Del
Nuclear pact outlook eyed for October completion
U.S. and Soviet officials move toward a joint draft treaty at the Geneva disarmament conference. Ambassador Foster hinted a nonproliferation pact could be ready by late October for submission to the U.N. General Assembly, as Johnson's administration pursues a notional breakthrough in curbing nuclear spread.
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Washington
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Foster
Senate
Alexei Roschin
Moscow
Two Die In New York Train Collision Near Saratoga
A Delaware and Hudson passenger train bound for Montreal with about 300 passengers collided with a 100 car freight near Saratoga Springs New York. Two passengers are dead and about 40 injured as ambulances rush to the scene. The Montreal Limited had left New York City at 11 p m Friday and was scheduled to pass a Whitehall to Oneonta freight on a siding when the crash occurred.
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N.y.ap
Delaware & Hudson
Montreal
New York City
Whitehall
Oneonta
Ballston Spa
Glans Falls
Here
Montreal. Limited
Berlin Wall anniversary shows no sign of easing
The 1961 Berlin Wall six year milestone passes with no talks on new West Berlin passes to East Berlin. East German authorities expand higher walls and anti vehicle barriers while graves along the mid city wall are cleared for visibility. Guards total about 14 500 along a 100 mile frontier, with 63 border deaths and 47 shot. West German counts cite 25 180 refugees fled since 1961.
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West Berlin
Scottish Youth To Visit Saco
John A. McLaren of Scotland arrives in Saco tomorrow as part of four International Farm Youth Exchange delegates. They will live with Maine families for three weeks each over three months to observe Maine agriculture 4-H and youth programs. The group will stay first with Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Cassette in Saco.
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John A. McLaren
Scotland
Saco
International Farm Youth Exchange
Maine
IFYE
Gerard Cassette
Boom Road
Vietnamese compounds struck as Viet Cong attack Quang Tri
Viet Cong stormed four South Vietnamese army compounds in Quang Tri Province near the DMZ, with about 100 defenders at one post and 41 Viet Cong bodies counted at two sites. U.S. air strikes near Hanoi damaged Doumer Bridge and the Red River, while allied casualties rose in Da Nang and Saigon. A Vietnamese commander admitted to an extremist attack in Cholon, and Pyongyang pledged aid to North Vietnam without details.
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Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Doumer
Red River
Red China
Trieu Phong
Quang Tri City
la Vang
Hai Lang
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
Navy
Quang Ngai City
Phuoc Long City
Quang Ngai
Nguyen van Sam
U.S
Cholon
Pyongyang
North Korea
Women in Banking Is Now Just a Matter of Fact
New York banking milestones mark a growing norm as Elizabeth Brady of Bankers Trust and Madeline Burgess of Chase Manhattan earn first woman branch manager posts while Madeline H. McWhinney becomes Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s first woman assistant vice president. Brady credits progress with boosting morale and cites women’s equal aptitude for money along with steady career advancement over three decades.
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Virginia Furman
Columbia Trust Company
Bankers Trust
Elizabeth Brady
Miss Brady
Chase Manhattan Bank
Madeline Burgess
East Side
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve System
Madeline H. McWhinney
Liz
Philip C. Horter
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