UN Envoy Stevenson Dies in London at 65
Adlai E. Stevenson, 65, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, collapsed outside the U.S. Embassy in Grosvenor Square and died at St. George's Hospital. He had just met Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart, was in London for UN and Viet Nam talks, and had recently attended the Geneva ECS council sessions and the San Francisco observance.
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London
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Grosvenor Square
St. George's Hospital
Stevenson
Michael Stewert
St. George's Hos
Geneva
Hyde Park Corner
Buckingham Palace
City
Paris
Security Council
Heaviest air assault hits central Vietnam near Da Nang
U S and South Vietnamese forces mount a massive air and ground strike against suspected Viet Cong targets 40 miles south of Da Nang, with 150 to 200 planes over a 1.5 square mile area. In the Da Nang area a government outpost at Au Hoa falls to guerrillas, with 26 defenders killed. One U.S. Marine is killed and another wounded in a separate beach attack nearby. Continuous air strikes target Hanoi area depots and Minh Son barracks with multiple buildings damaged. Details remain sketchy and casualties uncertain.
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Saigon
da Nang
Viet Nam
Air Force
Au Hoa
Quang Nam
U.S. Army
U.S
San Fa
Hanoi
Minh Son Army
North Viet Nam
Bom XA
Heavy US reserve call up possible for Vietnam war survey
Secretary McNamara and Henry Cabot Lodge depart for Saigon on a week long war survey that could hike U S combat forces in South Vietnam. President Johnson signals possible heavy mobilization of reserves and draft quota increases as decisions await Lodge and McNamara return. Johnson warns of potential grim news and reiterates U S resolve to halt Communists in Vietnam.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Lodge
McNamara
United States
Jahnson
Asia
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
House
Senate
Quick Approval Sought for LBJ Judicial Picks
AP reports party leaders predict Senate action will approve two Johnson nominees Judge Thurgood Marshall for solicitor general and Leonard Marks to head the U S Information Agency. Despite support, Marshall faces Southern opposition and a senator warns the choice could spark controversy.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Thurgood Marshall
Leonard H. Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Marshall
Archibald Cox
Sen
Spessard J. Holland
D- Fla
National Association For the Advancement of Colored ‘People
Rial
Holland
White House
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Gun victim dies in Shenango Valley shooting case
Warren Pennsylvania Carl Koch, 27, died at Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital from two gunshot wounds received in a shooting at his home yesterday. Police questioned Koch’s wife Caroline about the incident.
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Warren
Carl Koch
Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital
Koch
Caroline
Sparta Mill Sued for Back Pay and Minimum Wage
The Tauber Woolen Mills Inc in Spartansburg faces a Fair Labor Standards Act suit in U S District Court, Pittsburgh, over unpaid minimum wages and overtime. Plaintiffs claim $1,206 in back pay and assert workers are covered by federal labor laws due to interstate commerce.
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Lve Oe
Tauber Woolen Mills, Inc
Spartansburg
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
Sparta Mill
Labor Department
Joseph Jawdy
Journal Today
Jawdy
Pennsylvania
Jandy
Those Who Live In Glass Houses
Nelson N Spence Jr of Bethel paid $25 and costs after a speeding conviction. Trooper J P Esham testified the driver was going 75 mph in a 55 zone. A warrant then arraigned Esham for driving 42 mph in a 25 zone, signed by Nelson N Spence Sr, a passenger.
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Laurel, del
Nelson N- Spence Jr
Bethel
Delaware
J. P. Esham
J. Alton Knowles
Nelson
Eshman
Knowles
Nelson N. Spence Sr
Eshai
Spence
Mariner 4 Near Mars prepares historic Mars photos
Spacecraft Mariner 4 responds to its first Earth command in five months and will shortly begin a 25 minute sweep to capture up to 21 photographs as it flies within 6,000 miles of Mars. The mission aims to reveal surface features and possibly life.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Dent
Mariner
Earth
Earth Command
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ieved
al Fe
United States
Soviet Union
Award Contracts For Youth Center In Shenango Township
The General State Authority awarded contracts for a youth development center in Shenango Township near New Castle, Western Pennsylvania. The facility will house 250 delinquent boys and be completed in July 1967.
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Youth Center
Harrisburg
General State Authority
Pennsylvania
Shenango Township
New Castle
Two Boys Found Dead In Cedar Chest At Home
In Cleveland Ohio two missing boys Donald DiLiberto six and Michael Moughan were found dead in a cedar chest on the third floor of DiLiberto’s home. Detectives Ferrini and Prorok indicated both likely suffocated. The boys had been missing since Monday with an intensive search underway until discovery.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Alnce
Cedar
Vince Ferrini
Walter Prorok
Donald DiLiberto
Michael Moughan
Rose DiLiberto
Michael
Oon
Patrick Moughan
Donald
Antonio Corrado
DiLiberto Ives
Balancing Act Turns Violent After Church Softball Game
Clark County sheriff's deputies broke up a brawl between players from Lutheran Inner Mission and Good Shepherd Lutheran churches after a disputed umpire call. One man was hospitalized with a possible concussion. another was treated and released.
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Pringfield
Clark County Sheriff's Office
Gytt
Lutheran Inner Mission
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Union City Man Surrenders on Assault and Shoplifting Charges
Paul L. Peterson a 20 year old Union City resident gave himself into police after an incident July 2 at G C Murphy Co outlet where he and a companion allegedly shoplifted trousers and assaulted a 15 year old who required hospital care. He pled guilty to shoplifting and was fined with costs while the assault charge awaits a hearing.
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Union City
Paul L. Peterson
High Street
Harley Drake
Norert Bachmner
Peterson
G.C. Murphy Co
George D.P. Montgomery
Spartansburg
Canada
Petterson
Matt Dillon
Jamestown
New York State
New York City
Drake
Corry
Bach Omer
Bach Ofner
Russia allows resumption of disarm talks in Geneva
Washington reports the Soviet Union agreed to resume disarmament talks at Geneva after months of tension over Vietnam and China. Officials say the date is not set, with July 27 proposed, aiming to halt nuclear spread and broaden the 1963 test ban.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
U.S. Disarmament Agency
Geneva
Red China
United States
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
Acid blast at Pennsylvania Capitol kills Harrisburg woman
In the North office building of the State Capitol an acid bottle exploded fatally wounding 56 year old Cora Long of Harrisburg. Capitol Police Corporal John Mesaric was injured and treated. An investigation cites hydrofluoric acid used to clean the exterior. a colleague reportedly left the bottle in a corridor. Autopsy requested.
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Harrisburg
State Capitol
Capitol
Beck Capitol
Cora Long
Capitol Police
John Mesaric
Long
James J. Regan
State Police
Regan
Harrisburg Hospital
Melanio
Two Critical In Chemical Explosion Bakersfield College Lab
Eleven students were hospitalized after a Bakersfield College laboratory explosion. A 19 year old student, William J Fox of Ridgecrest, triggered the blast during a summer class, injuring himself and others as glass and chemicals filled the room. Fox is listed in critical condition with burns and internal injuries.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bakersfield College
Robert Brailsford
Brailsford
William J. Fox
Ridgecrest
Bakersfield Memorial Hospital
Fox
British bill to abolish hanging passes Commons vote
The bill to abolish the death penalty for murder cleared the Commons 200 to 98 and proceeds to the House of Lords for consideration.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Judge's Son Faces 5 Count Vehicular Homicide Trial
Gareth Martinis, son of a judge, stands trial in State Supreme Court for five counts of vehicular homicide after a 1988 double jeopardy dispute. The May 19, 196? Bronx Henry Hudson Parkway crash killed five people, including a child. He previously faced acquittal on related charges in 1988 before the Court of Appeals revived the case.
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New York
Gareth Martinis
Supreme Court
Martinis
Prisom
Peresons
Henry Hudson Parkway
Bronx
Bronx Criminal Court
Court of Appeals
Break-ins Cause About $300 Loss At Two Waterford Areas
State Police Investigator Ed Pass reported two break-ins at Union City Intry Club and Sunset Drive-in near Waterford Monday night. Losses totaled about $300, confined to building damage and coin operated machines. Entry used the same method. thieves pried open a dirt door and stole candy chips and snacks. Owner Martone of Brie noted vandalism and missing items including pastries.
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Union City Intry Club
Sunset Drive-in
Waterford Moniay
Ed Pass
Martone
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