McCarthy Campaign Backer Session Sparks Remarks
Monique Truong, 22, the daughter of Vietnamese peace candidate Trudg Dinh Dzu, says McCarthy promised to seek her father's release after a private meeting. She cites a petition urging action to free Dzu and notes a background session with Richard Goodwin. McCarthy downplays the albatross comment by Humphrey and criticizes Nixon and Rusk as backgrounders discuss tailored political messaging.
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Monique “Trung
Trudg Dinh Dzu
Miss Truong
McCarthy
Ucla Coed
Dzu
Richard Goodwin
Viet Nam War Updates From Saigon Front Lines
Reported Monday losses total five killed and 22 wounded among South Vietnamese forces. In Mekong Delta fighting, U.S. troops killed 33 of an estimated 50 enemy in three hours with gunships and artillery, two Americans wounded. Elsewhere, two separate engagements near Saigon left a civilian dead and more than a dozen wounded, while air and ground actions continued in Hue and the A Shau Valley.
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Loneimy
McCarthy
Rusk
Hue
St. Louis
Mekong Delta
Ennemy
Gis
U.S
Ta Bat
A I Shau
Priest Suspended For Defying Encyclical Belief Clash in Surrey Parish
The Archbishop of Southwark suspended 31 year old Rev McWeir after he refused orders and criticized Pope Paul VI's encyclical condemning artificial birth control. More than 200 parishioners at St Cecilia's North Cheam signed a petition urging reconsideration, while McWeir defended his stance.
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UPI
Southwark
Pope Paul
Paul Weir
McWeir
St. Cecilia's Church
North Cheam
Surrey
Eisenhower Attacks Past Critical Period Hoovers Warns Of War On Lawlessness
WASHINGTON UP I A Fal National Academy warned that crime forms a war against the bulwark of freedom. J Edgar Hoover said lawlessness endangers the nation as law enforcement faces staggering problems. Eisenhower remains in recovery after his sixth heart attack at Walter Reed Army Medical Center with improving vital signs and morale.
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UPI
FBRL
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
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Waller Reed Army Mediical Center
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Walter Reed
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Ann
His
North
Waller Reed
Brittany
France
Hanoi Lashes Nixon and party platform amid Paris talks
North Vietnamese spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le denounces Nixon and the Republican platform as unrealistic while signaling possible comment on Democratic plans after their convention. In Arkansas, voters prepare for a Democratic primary and a runoff in the 1st Congressional District as E. C. Gathings retires.
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Vietnam
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Pete Eees
Nguyen Thanh le
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Ark
U.S
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le Rue
She Fromeide
Manoi
Tha
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Wine
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Ause Crank
Rockefeller
Mississippi River
East Arkansas
Bill Alexander
Osceola
Jack D. Files
Brinkley
E. C
Gathings
D-Ark
Congress
Ireland Leader Arrives for Tokyo Talks with Japanese Officials
Irish Prime Minister John M. Lynch lands in Tokyo for a week of discussions with Prime Minister Fusaky Sato and other officials. He and his wife will meet Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako during the visit.
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Japan
Tokyo
UPL
John M. Lynch
Fusaky Sato
Lynch
MiHirohito
Nagako
Johnson Undergoes X Rays For Intestinal Condition
President Johnson underwent additional tests as X rays were sent to Washington and Mayo Clinic for review by Navy doctors and Mayo specialists. White House spokesman said he is feeling well and active, with no surgery planned, as doctors compare current images with past results to guide treatment.
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Tes
Johnson
Washington
D.C
Rochester
Minn
Navy
Mayo
White House
Craige Christhan
Johtgen
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Christian
George Burkley
Bethesda Hospital
James Cain
Mayo Clinic
Barkley
Cain
Brooke Army Medical Center
Humphrey shifts stance on Vietnam reciprocity to restraint
Vice President Hubert Humphrey said he has softened his demand for reciprocity from Hanoi and now urges restraint and a reasonable response by North Vietnam. In letters to Dr. Clark Kerr, he tied any halt to bombing to reciprocal action and said the term caused rigid interpretations, not his intent.
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Washington
UPI
Uubert H. Humphrey
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Clark Kerr
National Committee For
Vietnam
Kerr
Paris
McGovern Aims for 250 Votes at Democratic Convention
New York AP reports Senator George S. McGovern launched his presidential bid in New York and predicted 200 to 250 first ballot votes at the Chicago Democratic Convention opening August 26. He cited delegate support in California New York and Michigan and expected votes from several other states. He said he would back Humphrey or McCarthy over Nixon, and noted Kennedy’s assassination influenced his decision to enter the race.
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Eader
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Pasadena
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Sir Blythe
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Sandotra
Furbank
Aernotdica Orta
Maddox May Seek Demo Nod
Savannah Georgia AP reports Governor Lester Maddox of Georgia is seriously considering seeking the Democratic nomination. He indicated on Monday he is already stumping and weighing his options for a run.
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Maddox
Savannah
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Peace Plan Urged for Negroes
A concise plea for a peace plan addressing African American communities is discussed. The proposal mentions a Black Peace Corps and a dealer Bren as part of the context, highlighting efforts to improve race relations and civic engagement.
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Peace Corps
Bren
Dolly Aims Away From Mainland With Storm Winds
Tropical Storm Dolly shifted offshore from the mainland as forecasters at the National Hurricane Center issued initial advisories. The storm’s path suggested winds staying offshore, with communities along the coast monitoring for possible effects.
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Ovawhitu
Tita
Faredena
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Orborn
Atlantic
Los Angeles
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Ire Mae
South Florida
Montay
Jury Selected In Ex Gover n or s Conspiracy Trial
A West Virginia district court selected a jury for the conspiracy trial of former Governor Barron and six associates. The case centers on alleged schemes involving interstate contracts and mail fraud from 1961 to 1965.
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Watts
Val
District Court For
Southern West
Stanley
Virginia
Black Congress
S. Broadway
William Wallace
Angeles
Pan
Barron
Peace Corps
Thei
West Virginia
Ald Barron
Burl A
Watts festival violence marks anniversary of 1966 riot
Violence erupted in Watts after a sedan arrest sparked rocks and gunfire as hundreds fled Watts Summer Festival crowds. Officers reported injuries and gunfire, with three fatalities named as Richard Lishey Willie Callahan and Harold MacLaughlin. Police vowed readiness amid ongoing tensions.
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Watts
Polce
Los Angeles
Cormitee
Billy Tilwell
Richard Lishey
T Q
Willie Callahan
Harold MacLaughlin
Paleo
Weather and Health in Cold Seasons
Doctors and scientists say cold weather heightens susceptibility to the common cold. Few people have colds in July and August, but many sneeze and cough from September to April, especially January to March. The body aims to maintain 98.6 degrees, and failure to do so strains health as weather shifts and pressures change.
Fragmented OCR shows partial newspaper masthead and misc data
The readable lines indicate a historical newspaper issue with volume and date fragments, pricing notes, delivery areas, and scattered contact details. Names, places, and identifiers are incomplete, but hints of a California location and distribution terms appear among garbled entries.
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