Medal of Honor for Vietnam hero Donlon at White House
Army Captain Roger H.C. Donlon receives the Medal of Honor for actions at Camp Nam Dong in South Vietnam on July 8. Despite wounds, he directed defense operations and exposed himself to heavy fire. Donlon, from Sauger t i es New York, is honored alongside surviving members of his Special Forces team.
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Walshngton
Presi
Idett 2Ohnzan Tuay
South Viet Nam
Roger H.C. Donlon
White House
Saugerties
N.Y
Camp Nam Dang
Donlon
Marian Donlon
Adrienné
Paul
Michael
Banton
Camp Nam Dong
White House East Room
Panton
John A. D. Page
Newark
Nal
U.S
South
Army
Roger I. C. Donlon
Johnson
Time Work Andi The New Leisure
Sources describe a controversial column about leisure and work. Mentions of Dr Merrifield, behavioral science, and mercenary activity in regions near California State College and Opala suggest a troubled inquiry into regional conflict and social trends.
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Stanleyville
Bad
Priemont
Paulis
Charles
Fremont “Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship
Merrifield
Department of Behavioral
California State
Opala
Hayward
Teachers Seek Major Pay Increases For California Colleges
In Sacramento AP report, college trustees propose a three step pay hike totaling about 15.8 percent for full time faculty and 1,709 part time teachers, with first rise on July 2 1965. Top pay would rise from 13260 for full professors to 6084 for instructors. Governors Brown pledged a hold-the-line budget as the Legislature meets.
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Sacramento
Sale College
Manel
Keene
Builder Hal Hayes Faces $17.5 Million Debt Tale
Los Angeles AP reports builder Hal Hayes, once wealthy and linked to Hollywood glamor, has bankruptcy protections denied. Referee Herschel Champlin says Hayes owes about $17.5 million to creditors, with major claims from Continental Casualty Co. and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Hayes reportedly plans a hotel project in Acapulco, while assets total only about $2,002 in cash and receivables. Creditors may pursue repayment aggressively.
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Los Angeles
Hal Hayes
Herschel E. Champlin
Hayes
Acapulco
Mexico
Champlin
U.S. Internal Revenue Department
Bank of America
Policy Proposal on Narcotic Addicts Lacks Action
A proposed policy statement defining a narcotic addict as a person first and not a criminal was presented to the General Board of the National Council of Churches. No action was taken amid two days of meetings. The document urges churches and society to treat addicts with medical help and reliable services, not stigma.
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Des Moines
Towa
Thei General Board
National Council of Churches
Portland
Ore
Council
Division of Home Missions
Mississippi
Missing in Patrol Boat Crash Near Subic Bay
A U.S. Navy P-3 Orion with 13 aboard crashed about 23 miles west of Subic Bay while on a routine training mission from Cubi Point. Two bodies were recovered and 11 were reported missing as search efforts continued at sea.
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Manila
APJ
U.S. Navy
South China Sea
US 5. Navy
Orion
U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base
Cubi Paint Naval Air Station
Subic Bay
Okinawa
Seventh Fleet
Belli Calls for Hoover Dismissal and Ruby Mental Health Care
San Francisco lawyer Melvin Belli urged Dallas Judge Joe Brown to order psychiatric treatment for Jack Ruby after defending him in Oswald shooting case. He accused FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover of trying to create a police state and said Hoover is past usefulness, while in Tulsa for a lawyers’ seminar.
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Okla
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Dallas
Jack Ruby
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe Brown
Jeter
Brown
Hoover
Untli
Rusk and Gromyko pursue talks on East West issues
UN headquarters in New York reports Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met to explore possible agreements in East West disputes. They noted two policy shifts by the Kremlin but expect KhruShchev’s peaceful coexistence stance to endure. Talks also touched on disarmament, U.S. Soviet trade, Germany, and Laos as U Thant guides Congo and Middle East peacekeeping debates.
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N.ylf
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Agai
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Gromyko
U.N
U.S
Red China
Russia
Congo
Middle East
U Thant
Carg Ve
China
Japan
Denier
Esasaburo Shiina
Johnson
Mission 66 programs touted by United Republicans of California
SAN DIEGO AF United Republicans of California outlines two statewide programs at a board meeting. Mission 6 aims to gain legislative and congressional seats in key districts. The other program focuses on local education, offering constructive solutions and guidance for conservative candidates.
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Sacramento State’ College
San Diego
United Republicans of California
Rus Walton
UROC
Bruce Reagan
Congress
Wallon
Sunset High Students Prep for Algeria Model UN
Six Sunset High School students study Algeria for the Model United Nations program at UC Berkeley in February. Delegates Laurie Thomsen Nancy McGaw dean Andreasen Laveroj Shaw Paul Coney and Greg East prep by learning Algeria customs religion economy and politics. Boyd Murphy Stanley Peace serve as clin advisers.
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Sunset High School
Algeria
University of California At Berkeley
Laurie Thomsen
Nancy McGaw
Dean Andreasen
Laveroe J Shaw
Paul Coney
Greg East
Boyd Murphy
Stanley Peace
Clin
Ringo Starr On The Mead
London AP report says Ringo Starr, 24, is doing well after tonsil surgery. A hospital spokesman stated his condition is strong and no further medical bulletins are planned, though fans will continue to seek updates. He is described as cheerful and improving while hospital staff manage inquiries.
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London
University College Hospital
Starr
Soviets Still Seek Red Confab
Moscow reports and a Czech communique show the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia pressing for an international Communist conference while Red China refuses to attend or engage with a prior March preparatory meeting. The Czech head of state and Soviet leaders say the move aims to unite the world Communist family and advance unity, while calling for seating of Communist China in the United Nations and ouster of Nationalist China.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Novotny
Prague
Wles
Med China
United Nations
Pope Paul appeals for world aid during India visit
Pope Paul VI concluded a four day mission in Bombay and Rome calling for a world fund to relieve poverty and famine. He urged halting arms spending and redirecting resources to developing nations while meeting presidents clergy and the faithful. He expressed sorrow for two deaths during his Indian visit.
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Dan Coggin
Bombay
India
Paul VI
Italy
World Fund For the Relief
Asia
Alitalia
Rome
Fiumicino
Giacinto Bosco
Mary
Basilica of Mount Mary
St. Peter's Church
Mt. Calvary
Msgr
John Brosnan
iHaron
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