Johnson firm on Vietnam policy at Honolulu talks
President Johnson and South Vietnamese leaders meet in Honolulu for a high level strategy conference. Officials stress military resolve against Hanoi and the Viet Cong while public programs and social progress for Saigon are emphasized. Johnson warns of renewed fighting if communism in Vietnam isn’t stopped, drawing parallels with Europe after World War II.
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Honolulu
Johnson
South Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Nam
Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
Europe
Saigon
Nine juvenile suspects nabbed in Canadohta Lake vandalism
Six youths aged up to 17 were arrested by Trooper Edward Pass of the Corry State Police after a June 14 rampage at cottages owned by Herbert Lloyd Charles H. Tullius and Ernest M. Decker at Canadohta Lake. They damaged light posts fences trash cans and doors, and the cases were handed to Crawford County juvenile probation officer Andrew Kessler as investigations concluded.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Pass
Corry
Renees
Andrew Kessler
Crawford County
Cancel Passport of Professor Lynd Sparks Overseas Invitations
Prof Staughton Lynd of Yale says he will continue to accept overseas invitations after customs stamped his passport canceled following an unauthorized December trip to North Viet Nam. Lynd in New Haven calls the incident temporary unpleasantness with the State Department and expects resolution within a month or two.
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New Haven
Man killed by train in Hollywood Florida collision
Police identified the victim as Sta Myers, 51, of Hanover, after a Seaboard Line train struck a pedestrian along the track. The engineer said the man was toward the train and did not hear or heed the warning. The incident occurred in Hollywood, Florida, and authorities investigated the fatality.
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Hollywood
Fla
Seaboard Line
Sta Myers
Hanover
Fires Kills 25 in Six Cities Across Nation
Six separate fires nationwide kill at least 25 people, including seven children and three adults in Miami. Minnesota towns report six dead, a Chicago blaze destroys two hotels on the South Side. A family perishes in Hohenwald, fire officials cite a kerosene stove blast as a cause in Miami. Witnesses describe screams as neighbors rush to help. Continued on Page Ten.
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Haar
Fous
al Udeal
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Hohenwald
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Reeseeceanee
Helmietta
Nat
Chicago
Vernon L. Ward
Senators Sizzling Over New Districting
Harrisburg AP The State Supreme Court reallocated the General Assembly, reducing House seats from 208 to 203 and ordering all 50 Senate seats to up for election this year. Odd numbered Senate districts will have two year terms. the May election date is set. Critics, including Senate leaders, say the plan burdens incumbents and may move to federal court.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
General Assembly
State House
Senate
House
Philadelphia
William J. Lane
Committee of 70
U.S. Supreme Court
State
Recovery Of 133 Victims Delayed In Tokyo Bay Crash
Icy gale winds and rough seas delayed recovery of wreckage and bodies from a Boeing 727 that plunged into Tokyo Bay Friday killing 133 aboard. Thirteen more bodies were recovered today, bringing total recovered to 43 as three salvage cranes stood by awaiting better weather. Frogmen located three bodies near the Nippon Airways tri-jet at 60 feet. Cause of crash unknown. worst Boeing 727 crash in a year with all aboard Japanese.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
Frogmen
Enea
all-Nippon Airways
Erie
Chitoge
Japanene
Plane Missing With 37 Aboard
An Indian Airlines propjet carrying 38 passengers and a crew of four disappeared en route from Srinagar to New Delhi in the Kashmir Valley. Officials said the twin engine plane was hours overdue and presumed down as civil and military aircraft searched for it.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Airlines
Srinagar
Kashmir Valley
Scranton Budget Sets Education Boost At 700 Million
Harrisburg AP reports Scranton proposes more than half of a 1.464 billion 1986 67 budget for public education. Education subsidies total 700 million with 1957 68 payments, plus 43 million in rentals and 50 million invested to yield 2 million in interest. State aid to colleges rises, noting Penn State and 14 state colleges receive higher allocations.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
House
Senate
State of the Commonwealth
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State University
New Scranton
Rifle Valley Car Shooting At Polish Club Lot
Police investigated a shooting in a club lot by Mead avenue at the Polish National Alliance Club. John Dech’s car was hit with eight bullet holes and another car next to it was struck through the convertible top. The volley likely came from a passing car heading north. Lorraine Newton owns the second affected car above the club. Police cited no heard shots overnight and the time of the discovery was about 7 am.
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Carnegie
Lorraine Newton
Closing Net US Squeeze Opposing Reds in An Lao Valley
U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile and Marines join forces to scour the An Lao Valley 18 miles north of Bong Son in an effort to trap two Red regiments. Despite fog and rain, light ground fire and occasional bamboo traps caused minor injuries. Air strikes from Dien Bien Phu to Vinh and Thanh Hoa targets continue as forces mass in South Vietnam with 201000 Marines and 25000 Air Force, plus 60000 Seventh Fleet personnel providing carrier air support. The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces total several hundred thousand across regional and popular units with Hanoi mobilizing up to a million trained reserves.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S. 1St Cavalry
An Lao
Bong Son
North
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Com 1
7Th Fleet
Ticonderoga
Ranger
Vinh
Thanh Hoi
Tiger Island
South China Sea
Lan Tra
Han Thach
U.S
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Lethal Injection Doctor Convicted Of Trying To Kill Wife
Tacoma jury convicts Dr. Robert B. Boehme of assault with intent to kill his wife by injections at a Tacoma hospital. He had previously been acquitted in Port Orchard of a similar charge involving a prior wife, Dorothy Boehme, who died months later. The trial featured Mrs Boehme’s emotional courtroom testimony and claims of innocence by both spouses.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert B. Boehme
Boeke
Frank
Boehme
Port Orchard
Puget Sound
Dorothy
Dre. Boehme
Dorothy Boehme
Mary
Mra
Wanda Ostby
Bremerton
Eee
Budget Fattest Ever For State Budget Fattest Ever For State
Harrisburg AP proposes a record 1.484 billion dollar budget for 1966 87 with expanded services but no tax increases. The plan relies on existing revenue growth and economies, forecasts a 63 million dollar surplus next June, and notes 55.5 million dollar revenue rise for 1966 67 to support expansions.
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Harrisburg
Tee Arena Saee
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Fidel Castro Attacks Peking as Rift Feared
In Havana the AP reports Prime Minister Fidel Castro slams China as extortionate and dishonest, signaling possible break or suspended trade. Castro accuses Beijing of betrayal over sugar and rice shipments, framing a broader struggle over power and blackmail.
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China
Fidel Castro
Peking
Castro
Sear
Cuba
Chargis
Bal
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