Marines Lead Viet Cong Battle Across Phu My Area
A large Marine and South Vietnamese force battled Viet Cong units near Phu My leaving 33 Viet Cong dead and seven captured, with five weapons seized and light government casualties. Nearby, multi battalion actions involved U S army and air units against North Vietnamese regulars, followed by an attack on civilians in Saigon and air strikes near Thanh Hoa and Vinh.
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Phu My
U.S
U.S. Army
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
U.S. Navy Aé
Constellation
Ninh Dinh
Thanh Hoa
Navy
Ben Thuy
Vinh
Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Records
A list of admitted and discharged patients includes Rose Parker and others with ages and home addresses in James Clymer Pittsburgh and Garland. Multiple families are named with addresses on East Pleasant Street Lemon Street South Center Street and West Bend Street. Also note Bishop A Raymond Grant of Portland Oregon died at 69 after a cancer battle. He was active in church social concerns and was born in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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Tesday
Rose Parker
East Pleasant Street
James
Donald Stanbro
Lemon Street
Fred Baker
Frewsburg
John Hansen
West Pleasant Street
Charles Woll
Clymer
Ralph Perkins
East Smith Street
Ed Kurtich
Yvonne
Harry Burrows
South Center Street
Bess Lewis
Union City
Portland
Ore
A. Raymond Grant
Methodist Church
Grant
Oshkosh
Wis
Skilled Workers May Fail Auto Talks
DETROIT AP Indications rise that militant skilled tradesmen may disrupt new auto contract talks. UAW demoted GM bargaining chair Joseph Malotke of Warren Michigan for association with activities of the rebel group. Glen Stack of Flint named to succeed him. Malotke remains on the GM bargaining team. Manning’s committee calls for a demonstration at Ford HQ to push wage gains beyond general increases, aiming for a $1-an-hour annual rise over three years. UAW GM team warned the demo is ill advised. Wishneck wins first leg of 150 miles in the Hennessy Motorboat Cup in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers ‘Union
General Motors
DAW
Joseph Malotke
Warren
Mich
Glen Stack
Flint
Malotke
Stack
United Skilled Trades Committee
Christopher Manning
Malotle
Manning
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler
Western Pennsylvania Miss American Teen-Ager finalist from Columbus
Donna Stevenson of Erie street Columbus is one of five finalists in the Western Pennsylvania Regional Miss American Teen-Ager contest. The winner advances to the national title on September 3. Contestants, ages 13 to 17, are judged on appearance poise personality and scholastic and civic achievements. Stevenson and four others advanced after last Friday's judging at Canadohta Lake.
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Columbus
Donna Stevenson
Donald Stevenson
Erie Street
Western Pennsylvania
Miss Stevenson
Canadohta Lake
Proposal for term and paid up life insurance for city workers
The council reviewed a proposal adding paid up life insurance for retirees at 65 to the existing health and accident coverage. The plan would provide a $1500 policy, half the active coverage, for retiring employees. Also noted were maritime race results featuring Broad Jumper defeating Odell Lewis of Fond du Lac, Wis.
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Peared
Council
Odell Lewis
Fond di Lac
Wis
Witness Tells Of Negro Death At Detroit Riot
Detroit witnesses describe predawn rioting and a police-motorist shooting at a motel annex during July 26 unrest. National Guard warrant officer Theodore Thomas testified that Patrolman Ronald August and Patrolman Robert Paille were involved in the deaths of two of three youths, with a third still under investigation. Thomas said officers beat and intimidated youths, searched for weapons, and staged scenes to intimidate remaining hall occupants.
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Detroit
National Guard
Theodore J. Thomas
Recorder's
Thomas
Ronald August
Robert Paille
Annex
August
Fred Temple
Paille
Brey Pollard
Carl Cooper
Norman Lippitt
Avery Welswasser
Charles Schlachter
Detroit Police Homicide Bureau
Homicide Bureau
Tragic farm killings claim Peterson family members
Lange found keys to Peterson's 1957 station wagon and drove to Shell Lake to call police. Dr. Lambert said all victims were shot with a 2 caliber gun. Five spent cartridges found on the farm. Mrs. Peterson and her 1-year-old son were discovered dead in the front yard. The coroner noted the mother and infant likely jumped through an ajar window. The slain children were Jean 17, Mary 13, Dorothy 11.
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Bishan
Lange
Peterson
Shell Lake
Lambert
Jean
Mary
Dorothy
Child ages listed in local notice
A brief item lists four children by name and age: Pearl age 9, William age 5, Colin age 2, and Larry age 1. The note presents no further context or actions related to the children.
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Pearl
William
Colin
Larry
Requiem Mass for Boleslaw Ja worski at St Elizabeths
Funeral notices report a Requiem Mass for Boleslaw Bill Jaworski at St Elizabeths Church at 10 a m Thursday with a 9 30 a m prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Visitation is Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m with burial in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Es —Uaw
Hemlock Lakes Park
Katherine's
WOTM
Sekerak Brothers
Corry
Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Fosa
Marines
Karen’s
Mat
H&h Dry
Avalon
Avalon Lanes
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Tam
Corry Memorial Hospital
Virgil Emery
Henry Tolan
Spartansburg
Robert
George Cote
Wright Street
Cari
Katy
Daniel Donahue
Pittsburgh
Sherry
Terry
Arthur McQuiston
Meadave. Ue
Connie
Leo Mather
Kathleen
Tia Samuelson
Blanche Starkweather
North Clymer
Robert Humphrey
Gartland
Perry Nichols
West Bend Street
Vernon Humphrey
R. D
San Diego
Calif
Bill Wishneck
New York
D'Arcy
Minnick’s Dairy Bar
North Center Street
Tue Journal Daily
Evans
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