Viet Nam War Reports Three Rebel Guerrilla Deaths
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a convoy, killing 17 soldiers and wounding 30 others in a 15 minute ambush. A larger operation northwest of Saigon involved about 1200 Vietnamese with Marine helicopter support, yielding captured vehicles and supplies. Hanoi claimed multiple strategic hamlets destroyed and thousands deserted, while North Vietnam denied aggression in South Viet Nam.
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Radu Peiping
North Viet Nam
International Control Commission
South Viet Nam
Vo Nguyen Giap
Ribicoff Backs Kennedy Plan Aims for Senate Seat
Secretary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff signals joining President Kennedy's program if elected to the Senate. He backs Social Security protection, private insurance options, and targeted education and medical care measures while seeking delegates for Connecticut's Democratic convention. He notes AMA opposition and supports preserving Social Security financing in any plan.
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Road America Audiences Tie to June Sprints Incident
Police described the June incidents at the Road America sports car course as a minor event compared with rioting on June 17 amid a crowd of about 6,000. Two officers were injured and taken to hospital while several others were roughed up as attempts to disperse the crowd continued near midnight as demonstrations and bottle-throwing occurred.
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Racing Fans Toss Jibes Beers In Elkhart Lake Outbreak
Crowds in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin hurled abuse and tossed beer bottles as about 1500 spectators watched a chaotic scene along a three block route from the town square to the lake shore. Sixteen people were arrested on various charges as police and deputies faced demonstrators in a year two repeat incident near the resort community north of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Plans Argue Over Jobs for Negroes in Federal Drive
Washington The Kennedy administration faces a split over its year old drive to open industrial jobs to African Americans. The dispute pits a compulsory program led by John G. Feild against a voluntary approach backed by Robert B. Troutman Jr. and is to be influenced by a report from Troutman and a Johnson study led by Theodore W. Kheel. The panel under Vice President Johnson emphasizes enforcement as a key. Feild reports 870 bias complaints from contractors with 65 percent settled with federal help.
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Atlanta
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New York
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Washington
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Durham
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House Panel Deletes Nationwide Civil Defense Shelter Plan
Washington reports the House Appropriations subcommittee deleted the $460 million Civil Defense shelter program, delaying funding and signaling political apathy toward fallout shelters. The action trimmed the plan after Kennedy administration hopes and Vinson hearings, foreseeing a smaller, sprint-fiscal-year spend and possible supplemental requests.
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