U S Loses 10 Planes In 2 Days In Vietnam War
North Vietnam air defenses shot down three U S planes as American raids hit the north with a record 139 combat missions. Ten aircraft lost since Sunday, with two pilots missing and one rescued. The article notes helicopter losses in South Vietnam and a heavy battle near Ia Drang as Operation Paul Revere unfolds with 15 000 allied troops engaging.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Air Force Thunderchief
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
Ia Drang
Negotiators Agree to New Charge in Airline Settlement
Washington AP negotiators for five grounded airlines and striking workers met under renewed pressure from the House Commerce Committee to resume talks. Moon mission delay and launch rescheduled as union and airline officials remain far apart on terms.
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Washington
Cape Kennedy
Congress
Cape Area
Space Agency
House Commerce Committee
Rep. Friedel
D-Md
Machinists Union
P. L. Siemiller
William
Curtin
Johnson sees no Vietnam downturn amid inflation fight
President Johnson told reporters he sees no worsening in Vietnam and that inflation is being held in check at home. He warned of possible action if labor and management do not exercise restraint and dismissed reports of eight-year war projections as unfounded.
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Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
Eden
Saigon
Pentagon
Fort Worth
Say
Hel
Congress
U.S
Fowler
Connors
Connor
White House
Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Across Iowa
Pleasantly cool conditions continue in Iowa with sunny intervals and highs in the 70s. Showers are expected to begin Tuesday night in the west and spread statewide by Wednesday, according to the Associated Press. The report also notes policy talk on riot and demonstration responses and a budget addressing education and urban renewal initiatives.
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Associates
Iowa
East Town
Elkader
New Albin
Fayette and Oelwein
Decorah
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Lamont
Weather Bureau
British Deny Cheating by Bridge Team
The British Bridge League rejected allegations that two players cheated at the Buenos Aires world championship. Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro denied cheating. a yearlong inquiry led by Sir John Foster found the claims untrue.
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London
Buenos Aires
John Foster
Terence Reese
Boris Schapiro
World Bridge Federation
Reese
Schapiro
Doormen Follow Secret Instructions at Plumbers Convention
In Kansas City doormen at the Plumbers and Pipe Fitters union convention followed secret service orders to bar access after a set hour before Vice President Humphrey's arrival. They locked out agents until union President Peter Schoemann, alerted to the issue, admitted them.
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Kansas City
Secret Service
Plumbers and
Humphrey
Peter Schoemann
Union
Are You Quit or Just Brighten My Day Clark
A lighthearted exchange features the Chuckle Boss asking Miss Clark if she plans to quit or merely lifts spirits. The playful remark highlights workplace humor and tension in a single dialogue snippet.
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Miss Clark
Wounded Troops Hold Line In Drang Valley Fight
Radio operator Mike Allen of Tuscola Illinois recalls the Monday battle near Ja Drang river where his company, First battalion Seventh cavalry, faced at least one North Vietnamese battalion. Air and artillery strikes battered the enemy as medics and wounded soldiers struggled to hold a shrinking perimeter for two hours.
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South Vietnam
Pleiku
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
TA Drang Valley
Vietnam
Mike Allen
Tuscola
Ill
Allen
Seventh Cavalry
Ja Drang River
Garry Owens
Seventh Cav
Custer
Hatlie
Little Big Horn
Meredith Opens 250 Mile NYC March For Voter Registration
James Meredith started a 250 mile march within New York City to spur voter registration. He plans to walk predetermined daily distances finishing around Sept 7, aiming to cover Harlem Manhattan Brooklyn Queens and the Bronx. Meredith previously survived a June shotgun attack during a Mississippi march.
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Meredith
New York City
New York
James Meredith
Mississippi
New York County
Manhattan
U.S
J. Raymond Jones
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Harlem
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