Ground War Action Subides Amid Bombing Spurs North Vietnam
Ground operations ease slightly as US aircraft focus on rail and road networks north of Hanoi and south toward the demilitarized zone. A record 175 missions were flown in a single day, with heavy air strikes on rail yards, fuel depots, and enemy supply lines near Mu Gia Pass and Kep.
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Maxwell Captures Milwaukee Open Ladies Golf Title
Susie Maxwell shot a three under par 73 to win the Milwaukee Open for women, finishing 216 total and earning 2250 dollars. Kathy Whitworth and Althea Gibson tied for positions behind, with Whitworth at 227 and Gibson at 222, while a four-way tie for second totaled 221. Maxwell, 23, Oklahoma City, led from start to finish but carded her worst round of the event in the final 18 holes.
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Stratford rally voices against Communism and press
Philbrick leads a Stratford gathering marking the 6th anniversary of the Balshe 1% Revolution urging stronger action against Communism. Speakers attack State Department and press, warning of Soviet aims, with anecdotes from veterans and clergy about persecution and the dangers of coexistence with Communism.
Overnight Handicap Race Won By Frolic
Frolic won the Stamford to Black Rock Overnight Race in the Black Rock Yacht Club series. Runners up included Porpoise and Poka Pup in a field of handicap boats, with Frolic beating Good Grief and multiple other craft such as Maggie and Appleplexy in the desultory fleet.
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Helen Rosst Fires Ace at Mill River
Helen Rosst, playing with Ethel Ketcham and Ler 1 Griffin at Mill River Country Club, carded a hole in one on the 125 yard seventh hole using a number five wood. Rossi accomplished the feat yesterday.
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LBJ and de Gaulle Meet Over Britain Europe Plan
President Lyndon B Johnson and Charles de Gaulle held talks seen as planning Britain's move to join the European Common Market. Reporters expect discussion of the Middle East, Trust crisis as the conferences open.
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Originaly
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730 Children Get Shots At Measles Clinic
City mass measles immunization effort reports 730 children vaccinated. Aimed at 1 year olds, the program used Well Child clinics and 36 elementary schools for pre registration. Officials commended staff and volunteers for planning and public information campaigns despite low turnout and a 75 cent vaccination fee.
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Tew
Murder Charge Follows Staying in New Milford
Lavoie, manager of the Danbury Drive In Theatre and a former Lewiston Maine resident, died in New Milford after a long illness. Survived by Georgette Klisht LaVoie and five children including Donald LaVoie then serving in Vietnam, the family later provided funeral arrangements at Lillis Funeral Home. Born in Auburn Maine, he served in World War II and attended St. Francis Xavier Church. His father Qvid LaVoie and Mrs. Gerard Caron also survive.
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John Inness
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N.Y
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Qvid LaVoie
Gerard Caron
Barbra Streisand Draws Record Free Park Concert Crowd
In New York Central Park Sheep Meadow Barbra Streisand attracted an estimated crowd between 128000 and 300000 for a free concert. The event, Saturday night, set a new city record for audience size at an entertainment performance, with Streisand singing a two hour set as part of a local sponsor driven show.
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Standing Naval Force Planned For NATO
Norfolk, Va. AP reports Adm. Thomas H. Moorer disclosed in a prepared speech that a standing naval force for NATO has been approved in principle. He spoke at the ceremony where Vice Adm. Ephraim PB. Holmes relieved him as NATO's supreme allied commander Atlantic as Moorer is set to become chief of naval operations next month. He expressed hope the force will be established in the very near future.
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Long Says Hopes Are Slim for Dodd on Censure Vote
Long argues the Ethics Committee should oversee policing the code and favors disbanding the current panel. McCarthy plans to respond, challenging Dodd’s travel expense practices and double billing. O’Hare cites Senate immunity and urges evidence to back charges.
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O Hare challenges Dodd Long on charges
Michael V. O Hara former aide to Senator Thomas J Dodd on Sunday accused Dodd s principal to Sender Senator Russell B Long of raising a smokescreen to shield Dodd from Senate scrutiny O Hara said Long Dodd s...
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Dan Gurney Wins Belgian Grand Prix
Dan Gurney drove his Eagle Car to victory in the Belgian Formula One Grand Prix at Francorchamps. He beat Jackie Stewart and Curis Aman, while Mike Parkes crashed on the first lap and was taken to hospital. Surtees and Irwin also faced engine issues as several drivers retired with mechanical troubles.
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Marty Mulligan Cops Barcelona Net Title
Marlin Mulligan of Australia defeated Rafael Osuna of Mexico to win the Conde de Godó International Tennis Tournament singles title in Barcelona. Osuna needed five sets to reach the final, but Mulligan won the final in four sets as Estalella beat Michele Boulle of France in the women's final.
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Delegates to Young GOP weigh revamping unit at convention
Delegates plan to revamp the Young Republicans at the Omaha convention. Proposals from retiring chair Van Sickle include a 35 year age cap, national chair approval for a new executive director, and two national committee members serving with voting power. McDonald resists, arguing autonomy is essential. Committee sessions run today and Tuesday with officers to be elected Friday.
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Norman Harrower Jr
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Johnson Holt Discuss World Trouble Spots On Mountain Summit
Johnson and Prime Minister Harold Holt of Australia held a weekend summit on a mountaintop near Thurmont Maryland. They spoke on Vietnam and world trouble spots from the Far East to the Middle East, including the United Nations and a possible Soviet U.S. summit conference. The leaders, after a White House luncheon last year, relaxed with swimming, dinner, movies, and Father’s Day church services.
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Harold Holy
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Actor Reginald Denny Dies Of Stroke At 76
Los Angeles AP reports veteran actor Reginald Denny Nes died of a stroke at 76 while visiting his sister in Surrey England. Denny appeared in more than 200 motion pictures and played Col Pickering in My Fair Lady on Broadway with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews in 1957 59. He and his wife Isobel were in England when he fell ill Friday in a Surrey hospital. The article notes Baroness Raymonde de la Roche as the first licensed woman pilot learning to fly in 1900.
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Julie Andrews
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France
King urges nonviolence, peace, and Israel ties in radio talk
King defends nonviolent civil rights as essential to redress grievances. He warns against violence and links urban riots to despair from delayed equal treatment. He calls for Israel security plus possible territorial concessions for lasting peace and urges UN peacekeeping for the Palestinian refugee issue on Issues and Answers.
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