3900 More U S Combat Troops Land in Viet Nam
The first large group of U S combat infantrymen totaling 3900 of the 1st Infantry Division began landing at Cam Ranh Bay and will spread to other Viet Nam sites this week. The initial force protects harbor projects and prepares for combat against Viet Cong interference as U S total troops in country rises toward 71,000.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
James Simmons
U.S. Army
Aih Engineer Group
No Sanctuary Rusk Warns Red China on War Escalation
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told ABC’s Issues and Answers that Red China or any nation choosing to join the Vietnam war must face the end of sanctuary for attackers. He said incursions into North Vietnam show they cannot operate safely there and must consider the consequences, including all who support Hanoi.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
China
Viet Nam
ABC
Rusk
Hanoi
None Serious Mishaps Mar Week's End
None of the accident victims suffered serious injury in weekend mishaps. Rebecca Paloney, 5, Spring Creek, is discharged after chest contusions from a hay wagon wheel. Richard Page, 5, Columbus, was treated for scalp, back and knee abrasions after a car strike and discharged after X-ray reviews. The report notes more injuries in a focal couple.
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Spring Creek
Columbus
Rebecca Paloney
Frank Paloney Jr
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Page
Thomas Messenger
Mariner 4 Braces Cold On Mars Mission
Pasadena AP report notes Mariner 4, 132 million miles from Earth, runs at 130 degrees below zero in shade. A solar plasma probe overheats and malfunctions, with engineers attempting computer fixes as July 14 imaging nears. The probe may revive with heat from the camera or Mars’ shock front radiation.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Jeans
Mystery blasts strike Chicago five times in week
Two more explosions rattled Chicago in the early hours injuring none. The latest blasts damaged three ice cream trucks tied to a firm in the West parking lot and shook nearby buildings. Police noted two suspects fled the scene as the city faced a spate of blasts with no clear motive.
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Chicago
Wes
Ite
West Side
The
Chicago Tribune
Wiley
Robert J. Quinn
Quinn
Corry Boy Loses Horse After Night Train Collision
A Pennsylvanian Railroad freight train hit a saddled horse early today, prompting the crew to search for a rider. The horse belonged to Ralph Hill, 16, of 661 Wayne Street, who had been thrown earlier and could not locate the animal before night. The horse was valued at over $300.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralph Hill
Walter Hill
Wayne Street
Plane Ditches In Atlantic Eight Killed Ten Saved
A U S Air Force four engine radar plane ditched in the ice laden North Atlantic late Sunday night. Ten crewmen were rescued by U S and German ships, eight bodies recovered, and one missing from the 19 man crew. Survivors and bodies were aboard the destroyer Barry and German vessels nearby. The crash occurred 145 miles east northeast of Nantucket amid fog and rough seas. Rescue operations continued at dawn with debris, oil slicks, and dye markers spotted.
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Falmouth
Mass
U.S. Air Force
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
U.S
Nantucket
Barry
Newport
R.I
Peer
Wasp
Anthony
Unggold
Wadsworth
Aire
Eac
Otis Air Force Base
Atlantic Ocean
Nantucket Island
Gas Turbine Truck Unveiled by Chevrolet in Milford
Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors introduced a gas turbine powered truck in Milford Michigan with a forecast that it could reach general use by the early 1970s. GM vice president E M Estes said turbines have been tested for 16 years but many problems remain before economical feasibility is proven. He compared the turbine to the diesel in its early days and stressed economic validation is essential.
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Milford
Mich
Chevrolet Motor
General Motors Corp
E. M. Estes
Fence
General Motors
Chevrolet
Four Aboard Lost Plane Near Mercersburg
Wreckage sighted on Two Top Mountain may be from a twin engine craft that vanished en route from Morgantown West Virginia to Hagerstown Maryland. Four aboard included Stanley R. Cox a Morgantown lawyer his wife Marilyn and a daughter and the pilot John Westfield of Clarksburg West Virginia. A rescue party and officers were dispatched after a report by Ralph Egolf near Mercersburg Pennsylvania. The missing Cessna 310 had not been heard from since leaving Morgantown around 11 15 p m and was due at Hagerstown Municipal Airport at noon. An air search was organized but halted due to darkness and fog.
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Hagerstown
Morgantown
Stanley R. Cox
Marilyn
Chambersburg
John Westfield
Clarksburg
W.va
Six Killed In Penns Auto Crash Near Easton
Six people died and two children were injured when a car lost control in light rain on Route 22 two miles west of Easton Pennsylvania. The dead include Nathan Armour and Margery Armour of Plainfield New Jersey Kenneth Anderson and his wife Mary Anderson both of Newark New Jersey Willi Holmes of New Castle Virginia and her daughter Edith Holmes age 11. The station wagon carried Mrs Holmes and her daughter, and both Anderson children were injured with Kenneth Jr age 14 months in serious condition and Germaine age 4 in satisfactory condition.
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Easton
Nathan Armour
Plainfield
N.J
Margery
Kenneth Anderson
Newark
Mary
Willi Holmes
New Castle
Edith
Holmes
Anderson
Kenneth Jr
Allenown General Hospital
Germaine
Aston Hospital
Breakins Referred to August Grand Jury
District attorney Edward Carney says four charges of breaking and entering against 21 year old Corry man John French will be presented to the August grand jury. Case delays stemmed from lumped transcripts. two are now split for four incidents including Johnson Brothers Farm Implement Co and Hammond Elevator Co on Oct 30, Ure Carnation Milk Co and Rogers Structural Steel Co on Oct 17 and Nov 2, 1964. Juvenile accomplices from Corry are unnamed.
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Edward Carney
Corry
John French
Delaware Street
Carney
Johnson Brothers Farm Implement Company
First Avenue
Hammond Elevator Co
Eagle Street
Ure Carnation Milk Co
Eagle Trea
Rogers Structural Steel Co
French
Stabbed to Death in Aliquippa Street Fight
Aliquippa resident Robert Vail, 26, was stabbed during a Saturday argument on an Aliquippa street. He died en route to Aliquippa Hospital after a passing truck driver, Isaac Steals of Vanport, transported him to the police station. John Ellis, 26, of Vanport, is jailed in Beaver County on murder charges.
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Aliquippa
John 4. Ellis
Vanport
Beaver County
Robert Vail
Vail
Isaac Steals
Steals
Aliquippa Hospital
Gun accident victim in Catawissa hunting death
In Catawissa Pennsylvania Henry Angeli aged 62 known as Mr Carmel died in a hunting accident Saturday. His son David Angeli age 24 fired the fatal shot while groundhog hunting.
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Catawissa
Henry Angeli
Carmel
David
War on poverty bills dominate Congress action this week
Washington AP reports the House will consider a $1.9 billion expansion of antipoverty funds amid a week packed with major voting rights Social Security housing coinage cigarette labeling and federal budget bills. A silver coin removal fight and silver content debates loom alongside renewal of housing and rent supplement battles as Congress races through a hectic agenda.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
U.S
Department of Agriculture
United States
U S Japan Huddle Opens Amid Trade and Growth Talks
United States and Japan begin a cabinet level conference focusing on Southeast Asia development plans. Secretary Rusk opens the fourth Joint Cabinet Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs as Japan seeks growth and addresses concerns over protectionism and rising China trade.
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Washington
United States
Japan
China
Southeast Asia
Dean Rusk
Joint
Cabinet Committee
USS
U.S
Japape
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
Joanson
Johnson
Tokyo
Spaceflight without suits considered for 14 day Gemini mission
Space officials weigh sending Frank Borman and James Lovell on a 14 day Gemini voyage without space suits due to time limits for safety review. Borman notes no suit is not a guarantee and cites potential discomfort. If approved, the mission would launch late 1965 or early 1966 with a plan to conserve fuel and not dock with the Agena rocket.
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Houston, Tex
Frank Bortai
James A. Lovell
Borman
Air Force
Tucson
Ariz
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Charles Conrad
Edward H. White
U.S
Lovell
Barman
Agena
Titan
Walter M. Schir~ Va Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
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Billy
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