Planes penetrate North Vietnam for first time near Hanoi line
U S fighter bombers hit Son La 110 miles west-northwest of Hanoi with 17 tons of bombs and rockets. Eight Thunderchiefs escorted by 20 planes damaged nine buildings and 20 more. A second group hit an ammunition depot 70 miles west-northwest of Hanoi with moderate damage. Two Marines die in a mine incident. In Saigon Tran Van Dang 25 is executed for plotting to blow up an American billet.
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Saigon
U. S
North Vietnam
Hanoi Line
Son la
Hanoi
Air Force
Hon Gay
Gulf of Tonkin
Tran van Dang
Dang
Reynolds Plans Update After Penick Acquisition
Dr. Willard Bright of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco says Cedar Rapids will remain central to the Penick operation with expansion in corn refining. He notes Reynolds will invest heavily in research and may relocate some facilities, but Cedar Rapids could stay as the main center for the department for a long time.
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Willard M. Bright
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Penick and Ford
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Bright
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
New York
The
Rey
UN Security Council calls off meeting on Santo Domingo force
The Security Council canceled a session after members failed to agree if the inter-American force in Santo Domingo should be bound by the council cease-fire order.
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United Nations
Security Council
Santo Domingo
U S Indictment In Bank Killings
A federal grand jury indicted Duane Pope in a bank robbery at Big Springs Nebraska. He is charged with slaying three people and wounding a fourth during the hold up. If tried in federal court at North Platte, the penalty ranges from 10 years to death by jury determination.
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Omaha
UPI
Duane Pope
Big Springs
Neb
North Platte
Pope
Man Rescued After Six Days In Snowy Mountain Wilds
Richard Howe of Hartford wandered six days without shoes or food in the Continental Divide area near Basalt 32 miles east, later found sitting on a ledge. He wore a ski parka and cords, ate snow, and suffered a circulation issue in his hands after losing a shoe.
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Howe
Land
Aspen
Cole
Richard Howe
Hartford
Conn
Continental Divide
Forest Service
Basalt
Doctors Debate Medicare Boycott Amid AMA Meeting
In New York the American Medical Association delegates consider boycott resolutions as AMA President Dr James Appel urges cooperation and ethics oppose a boycott. About 100 doctors picket the Coliseum over alleged racial exclusion, spotlighting internal tensions ahead of a policy vote.
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New York
House of ‘Delegates
American’ Medical Association
Covor
AMA
James Appel
Lancaster
Appel
House of Delegates
AMAI
Medical Committee For Human Rights
John Holloman
Harlem
Eisenhower backs birth control info to foreign governments
Former President Eisenhower told a Senate subcommittee he supports federal distribution of birth control information to foreign governments to curb population growth. He noted welfare funds should not lure illegitimate births and warned that even legal sterilization as a last resort would shock many citizens. He previously opposed federal intervention in foreign social structures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
De Gaulle Seeks Meeting With Johnson Humphrey Says
Vice president Humphrey told Democratic leaders at a White House breakfast that President de Gaulle desires a meeting with President Johnson. Mansfield quoted Humphrey saying the talk with De Gaulle was encouraging but details were not disclosed.
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Washington
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Johnson
Mansfield
Mont
White House
Typhoon Dinah Death Toll Climbs to 61 in Taiwan
The toll from Typhoon Dinah reached 61 as authorities linked remote Formosa villages and established communications with affected areas. No further details on recovery operations were provided.
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Taipei
UPI
Formosa
Five Children Die Riding Skateboards In Several Cities
National Safety Council reports at least five children killed while skateboarding and about 200 injured since April. Victims include a 4 year old Houston girl and four other children ages five and fourteen. deaths occur in West Philadelphia Columbus New York City and Fort Worth. Officials urge parents to ban street skating in some cities and to teach safety rules and caution against steep hills and sloping driveways.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Council
Houston
Coun
West Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Fort Worth
John Fleming
Public Safety Department
U.S
Fleming
Suspects in Cedar Rapids Army Holdup Arrested in Elkader
Two men William Cannon 21 and Roger Willits 22 were arrested in Elkader within hours of a $446 armed holdup at the Don Goode APCO station Cedar Rapids. They were returned to Cedar Rapids for questioning on robbery with aggravation charges.
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Cedar Rapids
Elkader
William Cannon
Ellis Boulevard
Roger Willits
Linwood Street
Don Goode Apco
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
McCord
Strawberry Point
Donald Mott
Mott
Harley Reichart
Willits
Cannon
Kenneth Vanous
Donald Randall
John Kuba
Thunderstorm floods Cedar Rapids streets and basements
A violent Tuesday storm dumped about 3 inches in under three hours, flooding east Cedar Rapids streets and basements. Cars were moved or submerged, two families evacuated, no injuries reported, and water drained by midmorning as crews stabilized the area.
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Park Court SE
Cedar Rapids
Park Court
First
Third Avenues
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Nineteenth Street
Nancy Edwards
D. F. Fitzpatrick
Cellins Radio Co
Danish Architect Kay Fisker Dies at 73
Copenhagen reports the death of Kay Fisker a renowned Danish architect aged 73 from natural causes on Monday night.
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Copenhagen
Kay Fisker
Unused Potential Seen In B-52 Raiders’ Aftermath
Defense officials questioned why no battalion size sweep followed the B-52 raid into a communist jungle stronghold. Three 41-man Viet Cong reconnaissance teams entered the area an hour after bombing, assessing damage and withdrawing as sources described the foes as dazed and disorganized.
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U. S
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Reynolds’ Penick
By Bruce Fishwild
Gumee Howe
Senate
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Cedar Rapids News
Ronald C. McCord
B Avenue
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Second
Parkcourt SE
Jesse ‘Hunter
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Hunter
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Sixteenth Street
Philip L. Lacy
E Avenue
Harold Johnson
U. S. Army
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