Four U S Planes Downed as 10 MIGs Hit Near Hanoi
U S pilots reported destroying or damaging 10 MIG jets on the ground at and near the Repair base northeast of Hanoi during weekend raids. The tally brings total MIG losses claimed to about 115 since U S bombing began in February 1965. North Vietnamese forces claim additional U S planes were downed by ground fire, with ongoing raids on Kep and Yong Bi as U S Navy and Air Force actions continue.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Air Force
Kep
U.S. Navy
Yong Bi
Will Pass Bill To Halt Rail Strike
Washington AP report says the sharply divided House Commerce Committee will likely back President Johnson’s plan to avert a rail strike though many members oppose it. An initial test vote showed an 18 to 10 administration edge, with debate continuing as deadlines loom ahead of a June 19 no-strike period.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
House
Rules Committee
Senate
Brock Adams
Corry Woman Named BPW Woman of the Year in Philadelphia
Mrs Norman G Tarbell of Corry was named Woman of the Year by the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a banquet closing their annual convention at the Sheraton Hotel Philadelphia The award was presented by Miss Patricia Gooden the state federation president Read telegrams from clubs organizations and individuals congratulating Tarbell who is the first Corry woman to receive the honor She has long served the community through dancing teaching Red Cross and YMCA programs first aid baton twirling and nine groups she has been appointed to
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Norman G. Tarbell
Corry
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
Patricia Gooden
State Federation
Tarbell
Pennsylvania
Federation
BPW
Keppel Tiffany
Red Cross
YMCA
Arrest Of Carmichael Spurs Prattville Riot Action
Stokely Carmichael's arrest sparked a gun battle in Prattville Alabama as police and Negro residents clashed. National Guardsmen moved in to restore order with orders to shoot to kill if needed, detaining about 30 people for questioning and recovering a shotgun and ammunition. Three officers were wounded and patrol cars damaged. Carmichael remained jailed awaiting bond.
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Prativille
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
National
Phillip Wood
Carmichael
Obie Thompson
National Guard
Prattville
Supreme Court tosses Walker libel verdict against AP
The Supreme Court unanimously reversed a $500000 libel award won by former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker against The Associated Press. Nine justices issued separate opinions, with Justice Harlan holding no deviation from accepted publishing standards occurred in AP coverage of Walker at the University of Mississippi in 1962, and that Walker should not receive damages.
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Walker
AP Washington
Supreme Court
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
John M. Harlan
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Supreme Court Upholds Mixed Marriages
The Supreme Court barred Virginia and other states from making interracial marriage a crime. Chief Justice Earl Warren, writing for a unanimous court, called marriage a fundamental right essential to happiness and liberty, stating that denying this right on racial grounds violates equal protection. The report also notes a separate 12 day strike ending with a three year contract for Local 232 of the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union, including wage hikes and enhanced fringe benefits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Earl Warren
Warren
Jamestown
Plumbers and Steamtitters Union
Riots erupt after burglary suspect shot in Tampa
In two Tampa slum districts more than 400 Negroes rioted and looted after a burglary suspect was shot by police. Gunfire exchanged with helmeted officers as fires burned an entire block in the central Negro district before dawn. Governor Kirk flew to the city to assess the riot and meet with officials and leaders.
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Tampa
Fla
Claude Kirk
Florida West Coast
National Guard
Tampa General Hospital
Don Williams
Dames
Carl DeWitt
DeWitt
Cauto
West Side
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Israel Denies Deep Syria Invasion Amid Cease Fire
The Associated Press reports Israel denies Syrian claims of deeper tank incursions but says it will keep territory won in the six day war. U.N. observers note tank movements behind cease fire lines as Jordan Sinai and Syrian fronts shift under armistice terms.
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Israel
Associated Press
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Sharm el Sheikh
Strait of Tiran
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan River
Syrian Ter
Filipino Boy Named AFS Student Here
The American Field Service Committee selected Hector Y facili from Victoria Philippines as the next foreign exchange student to study at Corry Area High School. Seventeen, the fifth son in a six boy family, he will live with the Curtis family in Columbus during his year in the United States. An honor student with over nine years of English in public school, he expressed a hope to bridge gaps between the Philippines and the USA in his AFS letter.
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Corry Area
American Field Service Committee
Hector Y. Facili
Victoria
Philippines
Hector
David Curtis
Columbus
United States
AFS
USA
Seven Children and Aunt Die in Crash Near Ottawa
In Antrim, seven Johnston children aged 9 to 18 and their 21 year old aunt Flor ence Brown died when their car collided with a 34 ton tractor trailer on Highway 17 near Kinburn. The vehicle burst into flames and rolled over, leaving a trail of bodies about 1,000 feet from the intersection.
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Antrim
Out
Lke
Highway 17
Ottawa
Omar Johnston
Kinburn
Florence Brown
Madison teen dies after 60 foot fall in Ashtabula
A 13-year-old Madison boy, Charles Burns, died after tumbling about 60 feet from a railroad bridge in Ashtabula Ohio. Police reported the fatal fall occurred yesterday.
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Fall Ashtabula
Ohio
Madison
Charles Burns
Natives Restless Police Rush Weekend in City
City police worked a near record weekend, answering 17 incidents from Saturday through Sunday morning. Harold A. Mealy, 41, of Warren, was charged with drunkenness and fined ten dollars plus nine dollars costs after pleading guilty at Alderman Cobbett’s office. William K. Groel, 23, of Fairview Street, faced the same charge, pleading guilty and paying the same fines. A baseball shirt marked 40 was found on Mead Avenue by Iya Redenz. John J. McQuiston reported he had to lay his motorcycle down to avoid a collision when another driver swerved into his path on West Pleasant Street.
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Cliff Carroll
East Main Street
Harold A. Mealy
Warren
Cobbett
Iya
Redenz
Sixth Avenue
Mead—avenue
West Washington Street
Wiliam K. Groel
Fairview Street
Groel
UN Bans Any Forward Military Moves in Mid East
The United Nations Security Council, in a unanimous vote, banned any forward military movements by Israeli or Syrian forces and urged rollback since the cease fire was to take effect. The measure, the fourth against the five day conflict, calls for cooperation with U N cease fire supervisor Odd Bull and for freedom of movement and communications.
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United Nations, N.Y
U. N. Security Council
Israel
15 Nation Council
Syria
Yarmuk
Jordan
Council
Egypt
Odd Bull
U.N. Trice Supervision Organization of Palestine
Bull
Jerusalem
George J
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Corryite
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Robert Jewell
The
Corry High School Alumni Association
Kenneth Burr
Eff
Keppel Tifany
Clara Hill
van Bennink
John Freno
Treaster
Corry Area High School
McMichael
Man
Amman
Kirk
James Hammond
Tampa Commission On Community Relations
Malcolm Beard
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