Massive Attack In Vietnam Hinted In News Conference
President Johnson argued that North Vietnam is expanding its military and logistical capacity and may plan a new offensive while a lull misleads. He cited intelligence on waterway traffic, truck movements, and increased destruction by U.S. pilots to justify continuing some bombing.
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Vietnam
North Vietnam
South
Paris
Johnson
Saigon
South Vietnam
Ionth
Four Get Death Sentences In Boston Gangland Slaying
Four men received the death penalty for the March 1965 slaying of Edward Deegan in Chelsea as jurors sentenced two others to life imprisonment. The verdict came after seven hours of deliberation by an 11 member jury plus alternates, with judges staying executions on appeal.
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Boston
Greater
Edward
Teddy” Deegan
Suffolk Superior Court
Henry Tameleo
Cranston
Peter J. Limone
Medford
Mass
Ronald A. Cassesso
Sommerville
Louis Greece
Peabody
Felix Forte
Wilfred Roy French
Everett
Joseph Salvati
Grieco
French
House Delays Postal Bill Action On Personnel Reductions
The House moved to take up a Senate approved measure to exempt postal workers from a mandate for personnel cuts in the executive branch. Leaders set the bill as the first item, with sessions starting earlier to meet a Friday deadline and avert potential mail service curtailment warned by Postmaster General Watson.
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House
Senate
Tim
Congress
W. Marvin Watson
Vietnamese and U S Forces Clash Near Saigon
Reds shelling and air strikes described as the main action with mortars weapons and thousands of rounds reported. U S11 infantry moved toward the battle but found no contact while government troops report skirmishes around Saigon with killings captures and weapon seizures. A bomb found near a U S Agency for International Development office and intelligence notes on Viet Cong female agents are also mentioned. Separately a civil suit was filed in circuit court by Mary and Arthur Blount against Hollywood Beauty Salon seeking 30000 for damages from an eye irritation incident during a July hair treatment.
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Saigon
U.S. Agency For International Deveropment
Mary
Arthur S. Blount
Circuit Court
Hollywood Beauty Salon
Nude Bloody Female Body Found Near Dead-End Road
Police found a bloodied nude female body several miles east of Bridgeport near the Harrison county line. The victim’s age could not be determined. wounds suggested a knife like instrument. Clothing lay nearby. residents say the road is a known lovers’ spot.
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Harrisonaga
Weather forecast and temperatures across regions
Mild Tuesday night forecasts show mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers in Charleston and Virginia. Temperatures in the mid 60s to low 80s are expected, with cooler nights. Western Pennsylvania and Kentucky may see clearing skies and lower lows, while the East remains warm with chances of thundershowers.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Tennsylvania
Brim Concen
Walcome
Miwest
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Southern Plains
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Continental Divide
California Coast
Plateau
Mississippi
Albuquerque
MacCorkle found guilty on all five counts in West Virginia case
Prosecutor Amick described MacCorkle as using tax returns to mask personal gain and urged jurors to scrutinize 1952 and 1953 returns showing a $15 payment to a private party. He criticized big government and IRS methods as eroding individual freedom.
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MacCorkle
Wheeling
U. S
West Virginia
Amick
Jake
Internal Revenue Service
Unsafe Items Not Implied by Safety List Says Prober
A National Commission on Product Safety official said the 200 item list released to study hazards does not imply items are unsafe. He noted the list names familiar products like washers dryers radios TV sets heaters and bicycles without brands and urged voluntary manufacturer cooperation.
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Product Safety Commission
Arnold B. Elkind
National Commission Ani
Elkind
Commission
New York Boy Dies After Liver Transplant
A 16 year old from New York died Wednesday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after a cancerous liver was removed and replaced with a transplant. An infection was cited as the cause of death.
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James McClure
Morris Street
Weanes
Kanawha County Circuit
Frank L. Taylor Hasen McClure
Spencer State Hospital
Physos Mountain National Corp
Ieg
J. Municipal
John Char- Alex Gettman
McClure
Conthe
Charles A. Meyer
Don Bess
Oxford Circle
Fal Sancoman
Thomas Gorence
Oneonta
Coun
N.Y
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Jacoby Team Wins Bridge Championship Title in Minneapolis
Oswald Jacoby and the Jacoby team from Dallas plus Helen Sobel Smith of Detroit won the Bridge Championship at the Brige event in Minneapolis. Edgar Kaplan group from New York and Wilmette rival teams placed second as the Spingold Cup Knockout began with 80 teams entered and 64 advancing to head to head play.
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Adean
Oswald J2 Jacoby
Ae Jacoby
Minda ‘Bman
Ell
Dallas
Helen 5 Sobel Smith
Detroit
Edgar Kaplan
George Rapee
New York
Jeane Stoikin
Wilmette
Ill
Valley Youth Convicted Of Fraud
Steven Winter aged 19 from South Charleston was convicted of fraud after selling what was claimed to be a medicine to David L. Tucker posing as a hippie to disrupt a drug ring. The pill turned out to be an antihistamine and Winter received 30 days probation.
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Valley Youth
Steven Winter
South Charleston
Wadeedey
Winter
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