Washington predicts critical monsoon phase in Vietnam war
The United States expects a fairly critical monsoon period in Vietnam with a Viet Cong push during the next two months. If the communists falter, North Vietnam may reconsider talks. if they succeed, South Vietnam faces deterioration. U.S. will keep defense commitments with limited ground action and more Vietnamese troops in the field.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Johnson keeps watch on Vietnam upheaval during weekend stay
President Johnson and family arrived at the LBJ ranch for a weekend in the hill country near Johnson City. White House press secretary George Reedy reported ongoing attention to Vietnam events. Kilduff resignation effective next Saturday. Consumer Advisory Council named with Dr. Richard Holton as chairman. Flag Day proclaimed for Monday. Ship reporting system Amver expanded to Pacific routes. San Francisco to host Pacific command. Johnson to return to Washington soon.
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White House
George Reedy
Lbj Ranch
Johnson
Luci
Washington
Houston
Hill Country
Here
Malcolm Kilduff
Kennedy
Kilduff
Consumer Advisory Council
Richard Holton
Commerce
University of California
Texas White House
Amver
Coast Guard
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
San Francisco
Don Schley Tops State Road-e-o in Keokuk
Don Schley 18 of 1512 Tenth Avenue SW won the Iowa Teen-age Road-e-o driving contest in Keokuk after besting more than 125 Iowa youths. He earned a plaque wristwatch and 199 cash, plus a trip to Washington DC for the national event in August with a 2000 scholarship and a new car for a year as top prize. Schley also won the Cedar Rapids contest last week for the second year in a row.
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Gazette
Alan Carter
C. R. Boy
Don Schley
Tenth Avenue
Iowa
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Berdette O. Bryngelson
Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Schley
Bryngelson
Tenth Avenue SW
Washington, D.C
Treasury Urged to Allow Silver Coin Content Reduction
Rep. Compton White of Idaho said the treasury should have discretionary power to mint coins with less silver to prevent chaos as new copper-nickel coins replace 90 percent silver pieces. He warned hoarding and argued there is enough silver for a smooth transition and for industrial needs.
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Washington
Compton White
Didaho
Secretary of the Treasury
Johnson
House Banking and Currency Committee
White
Treasury
Suspect in Bank Killings Appears in FBI Interview
Kansas City AP reports Juane Pope, a McPherson College graduate, questioned for hours by FBI agents about the Farmers State Bank of Big Springs Nebraska robbery in which the bank president and two employees were killed. Pope, held in Jackson County jail, surrendered in Wichita after fleeing from Las Vegas.
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Kansas City
Juane Pope
FBI
Nebraska
Pope
Dennis
Elle
Farmers State Bank of
Big, Springs
Neb
McPherson
Kan
Jackson County
Kansas
Roxbury
Las Vegas
Nev
Dissly
Wichita
Dallas
San Diego
Tijuana
Mexico
Nitze to Visit Navy in Vietnam Area
Navy Secretary Paul Nitze will depart Monday to inspect United States Navy and Marine forces in and near Vietnam. He will visit units of the 7th Fleet at sea and is slated to return next weekend.
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Washington
Navy
Paul Nitze
Vietnam
7Th Fleet
Nitze
Sitdown in Chicago Defies Mayor in Downtown Protest
Civil rights marchers defied Mayor Daley with a disorderly sitdown at State and Madison streets. Police arrested about 135 protesters, including six Daughters of Charity nuns, as thousands blocked traffic and sang Go Ben Willis Go Now. The march began in Grant Park and aimed for City Hall amid broader demonstrations over the rehiring of Schools Supt. Benjamin Willis.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
State
Madison
Allen Anderson
Methodist Interracial Council
The
Daughters of Charity
Benjamin Willis
Grant Park
Lake Michigan
City Hall
Daley
Kenyan Minister Attacks Chou Visit Backing Revolution
Finance Minister James Gichuru told parliament that Chou Enlai’s call for revolution is shameful and urged Kenya to challenge Chinese agencies in the country. He cited 75 tons of Red Chinese arms intercepted en route from Tanzania to Uganda and warned about China’s covert support.
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Nairobi
Chou
En-lai
Tanzania
Kenya
Kenyatta
James Gichuru
Dar Es Salaam
Zanzibar
Cuba
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Mau Mau
Gichuru
Chou Enlai
China
Peking
Uganda
Congo
Elderly Long Island couple killed in Iowa crash
An elderly couple from Deer Park New York and their two grandsons from Sycamore Illinois died in a head on collision near Dubuque Iowa on a Saturday afternoon. A 20 year old Bellevue woman driving a second car was critically injured and hospitalized. The Rev Abbo Abben 72 and his wife Frieda 74 were en route to Pastville to be guest speakers at Bethlehem Presbyterian church.
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Gazette
Sycamore
Mr. Abben
Presbyterian
Pastville
Bethlehem Presbyterian
Dubuque
Mary Ann Till
Bellevue
Mercy
Abben
University of Dubuque Theological Seminary
Fred Abben
Space Twins Continue To Tell of Historic Journey
Houston AP report on astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White detailing the June 3 Gemini 4 flight. Debriefings stretch through Sunday with sessions by tape recorder, questions about observations, emotions, and suggestions.
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Houston
James McDivitt
Edward White
NASA
Tragic Lake View Car Crash Kills Child
An Illinois family vehicle struck a bridge railing on Highway 175 near Lake View killing Timothy J. Donahue five. Parents Edward and Mrs. Donahue and two other sons David two and Daniel four were hospitalized in Sac City. Mrs. Donahue drove the car.
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Lake View
Highway 175
Here
Timothy J. Donahue
Edward Donahue
South Holland
David
Daniel
Sac City
Donahue
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