Proclaimed U S Recon Plane Probed Over Pierrelatte
U S officials confirm an investigation into a flight by an RF101 reconnaissance aircraft over the Pierrelatte nuclear facility in southern France. Paris and Washington exchanged protests after France charged unauthorized photography and four runs over the plant believed tied to hydrogen bomb work.
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House Expected To OK Military Pay Bill
Washington AP reports the House is poised to approve today a $1 billion military pay increase, double the administration's proposed amount, overriding objections from the Johnson administration.
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Analysts Say LBJ Victory Fuels Democratic Frictions
An AP analysis notes Johnson's 1964 landslide has worsened Democratic local organization in several states, with Humphrey tasked to unite factions. California Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Pennsylvania and New York show rifts ahead of 1966 governor races, signaling GOP focus on state offices as quick routes to a national comeback.
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Three Americans Killed In Viet Cong Attack Near Bien Hoa
The 1st U.S. Division, newly arrived, came under Viet Cong assault near Bien Hoa air base. Three Americans died and several were wounded as mortar fire began the clash. Nearby, U S planes deepened strikes into North Vietnam while a Navy bomber was shot down and two crew members reported captured.
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Adlai Stevenson Honored at Bloomington Memorial
Thousands attend a community memorial at Illinois State University for Adlai E. Stevenson. National figures led by President Johnson and Mrs Johnson join family and friends in a simple funeral service. Police closed streets as mourners viewed the flag draped casket and burial followed at Evergreen Memorial Cemetery.
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News At A Glance Summary
Four Negroes are arrested on charges of firing into a carload for white men near Bogalusa Louisiana. Adlai Stevenson is laid to rest beside his grandfather as President Johnson attends the funeral. U S troops in Vietnam suffer casualties in a clash with Viet Cong as Marines plan strikes on Hanoi but fail to launch jet bombers. Soviet space progress remains opaque while Mariner 4 data is studied for signs of life. The House seeks to override objections and pass a one billion dollar military pay bill with support from Rep Powell for a national teachers corps.
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Scientists Study Mars Photos From Mariner 4
In Pasadena AP reports Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists study 21 Mariner 4 Mars images, aiming to detect life. Despite glitches and possible camera faults, officials press on as data passes Earth via the 134 million mile link. replays may occur before Mariner 4 passes beyond radio range.
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Soviets Silent On New Space Flight
Moscow reports a new unmanned launch named Automatic Station Zond 3 on a solar orbit to test systems for interplanetary study. US experts doubt Mars is favorable. past failures and looming moon-shot tests are noted as questions linger.
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Syngman Rhee Dies Of Stroke in Honolulu
Honolulu AP report states Syngman Rhee, 90, founder of the Republic of Korea, died at Maunalani Hospital after a stroke. He had been in frail health for years and longed to return home to die. He remained married to Francesca, 65, and had an adopted son, Rhee In-soo.
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