Civil Defense Grows Shelters Despite Notion of Defunct
Washington reports show the Civil Defense program expanding with a plan to locate and mark a million shelter spaces monthly to counter nuclear fallout. The Office of Civil Defense backs eight million spaces yearly with emergency food and medical supplies at 2.50 each, amid sagging public interest since 1962.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Dodo
Office of Civil Defense
Berlin
Cuba
Red China
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
A. Y. Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Malinovsky
United States
McNamara
Two Teen Age Girls Shot Left For Dead
In Dallas Texas two teenage girls were abducted shot and left for dead in southeast Dallas early Tuesday. Lois Faye Ridery 15 died at Parkland Hospital while Shirley Crenshaw 18 survived after being shot and wounded. Crenshaw said the gunman drove off after raping Ridery and forcing them from the car.
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Dallas
Tex
Lois Faye Ridery
Parkland Hospital
Shirley Crenshaw
Miss Crenshaw
Miss Ridery
Dirksen Comments On Ford Viet Nam Clash At Banquet
Senator Everett Dirksen spoke in Chicago at the National Open Hearth and Basic Oxygen Steel Committee banquet. He avoided judgment on Ford's Honolulu remarks and said US views may differ. Dirksen urged unity in supporting the war and favored driving through to finish it, while noting possible GOP differences without a dissident split.
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Ing
Ford
Chicago
Dirksen
Johnson
Nguyen
Honolulu
South Viet Nam
United States
Eirksen
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Republican Party
Women’s Club Contest Winners Noted
Norfolk Junior Woman's Club won the Community Improvement Contest of the Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs and a $300 prize for promoting reporting child abuse in the General Assembly. Loudoun County Junior Woman's Club placed second for a speech and hearing clinic. Richmond’s Ginter Park Junior Woman's Club was third for traffic safety education.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Norfolk Club
General Assembly
Loudoun County
Ginter Park
Brook Run
Penney Art Awards
Tidewater
Timbrook Woman's Club
Lynchburg
Hopewell
Woman’s Club
Lyon Village
Rich plan cites tax shift to fund education
Gov. Godwin urges a state sales tax to finance public services and especially education, warning against trading old taxes for new. Walter S. Robertson argues that admitting Red China to the UN would mock and possibly disintegrate the organization. Lewis F. Powell of Richmond to receive the Chamber’s distinguished service award.
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Walter S. Robertson
Far East
China
United Nations
Richmond
Virginia Chamber
Lewis F. Powell
American Bar Association
Chamber
French 1967 election looms over De Gaulle’s grip on power
The 1967 French legislative vote aims to unseat the Gaullists as opposition pledges to force Premier Pompidou from office if a motion passed. De Gaulle may gain Communist abstention support yet NATO opposition persists. The Mollet draft accuses De Gaulle of withdrawing from NATO without proper consent, risking isolation, and predicts higher arms spending that could hinder social and economic progress ahead of the vote.
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National Assembly
Assembly
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
NATO
France
Allied
Mollet
Hodges Reported In Good Condition After Surgery
CHAPEL HILL AP Former Gov and former Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges, 66, was reported in good condition at North Carolina Memorial Hospital after surgery for an abnormal change in a blood vessel. He spent a restful night Monday and had a comfortable day Tuesday. Hodges, chairman of the Research Triangle Institute, was admitted Sunday for a routine checkup when doctors found a lesion in a blood vessel requiring surgery.
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Chapel Hill
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
H.jiges
Hodges
Research Triangle Institute
Judge dismisses Pauling libel suit against National Review
New York state Supreme Court Justice Samuel J. Silverman dismissed Linus Pauling’s $1 million libel action against National Review and its editor William F. Buckley Jr. and publisher William A. Rusher. He cited the 1964 New York Times v. Sullivan standard, noting Pauling’s public figure status from peace activities and Nobel prizes. Buckley said the magazine was vindicated. Pauling may appeal.
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New York
Linus Pauling
National Review
U.S. Supreme Court
Samuel J. Silverman
New York Times
Silverman
Pauling
Dr. Pauling
William F. Buckley Jr
William A. Rusher
U.S
Viet Nam
Supreme Court
Buckley
State Supreme Court
Five Potential Locations For Colleges Under Survey
Richmond AP The State Board of Technical Education on Tuesday approved surveys of five additional areas as potential sites for new two year colleges. Regions to be surveyed include Richmond Henrico Hanover Norfolk Charlottesville Albemarle Franklin and Charlotte County. Existing applications span Halifax South Boston Central Virginia Lynchburg Winchester Front Royal Fredericksburg Culpeper Northern Neck Lee Scott Wise Big Stone Gap Newport News Hampton Buchanan Tazewell Russell and Brunswick County. Pulaski and Marion have begun preliminary steps. Gov Godwin will appoint the Community College Board soon. the six colleges funding for 1966-63 was allocated.
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Richmond
State Board of Technical Education
State Board For Community Colleges
Technical Board
Richmond - Henrico - Hanover
Norfolk
Charlottesville - Albermaine
Franklin
Charlotte County
Halifax
South Boston
Virginia-Lynchburg
Winchester
Front Royal
Fredericksburg-Culpeper
Northern Neck
Lee-Scott-Wise
Big Stone Gap
Newport News- Hampton
Buchanan-Tazewell- Russell
Brunswick County
Pulaski
Marion
Da‘na B. Hamel
Technical Education
Godwin
Community College ‘Board
Viet Nam peace efforts span from Rangoon talks to UN limits
Debates over Viet Nam leadership continue in Washington with Dirksen backing Westmoreland and Ford pressing on mismanagement charges. Rangoon emerges as a potential peace talks site while Japan and China engage on regional peace interests. Goldberg criticizes UN veto limits, urging international policing of any peace settlement as McCloskey keeps the dialogue open.
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Republic of Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Dirksen
William
Westmoreland
U.S
Rangoon
Japan
Masayuki Yokoyama
Bangkok
China
Lin Shao-chi
Goldberg
National Press Club
United Nations
U.N
Korea
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
United States
Security Council
South Viet Nam
State Department
McCloskey
Tornado Scatters Near Katherine Carpenter School Area
A tornado torn through Overland Park and nearby housing, injuring no one reported but causing property damage and power line sparks. Eyewitness Emory Holland described the funnel as it crossed near the city around 3 30 pm after a long ground track. A prior Weather Bureau tornado watch covered eastern Kansas and western Missouri.
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Katherine Carpenter Grammar School
Emory Holland
Overland Park
Oklahoma
Texas
Holland
Kansas
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Senatorial debate on ratifying clause amid reapportionment rulings
Senators urged that compliance with Supreme Court apportionment rulings precede ratification of the proposed amendment. Church said the change would ensure any plan submitted to voters comes from a legislature aligned with one man one vote. Douglas called it minor. Dirksen noted many states already reapportioned. Javits and Long joined in offering the revision.
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Supreme
Paul H. Douglas
D-Il
Senate
Dirksen
Church
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Indonesian Students Attack Red Chinese Consulate in Jakarta
Indonesian students rampaged through the empty Chinese consulate in Jakarta burning furniture and causing damage during protests. Police moved in to restore order as crowds dispersed and authorities investigated the incident.
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Red
Jakarta
Strikers Agree To Limit Cape Pickets
Washington AP reported strikers at the Cape Kennedy Florida space center agreed to limit picketing to one gate while the government mediates the dispute with United Technology Center. About one third of construction workers stayed away as 12,000 other union employees crossed the lines.
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United Technology Center
United Air Craft Corp
Air Force Titan
Viet Nam Struck by U S Raids Knocking Out Haiphong Plant
United States forces hit Haiphong with a low level raid that knocked out a power plant supplying 15 percent of Viet Nam's electricity, 25 percent to Hanoi, and a third to Haiphong. Other targets included missile sites near Hanoi and Dong Hoi, plus storage and bridges farther north. Ground operations near Saigon and northeast of the city reported Viet Cong casualties and weapon seizures while Buddhist protests were curbed by the government crackdown.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S. Air Force
7Th Fleet
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Dong Hoi
Red River Valley
U.S
25Th Infantry Division
Saigon
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ton That Dinh
1St Corps
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Chanh “Thi
Planes update on rear fittings cracks in 707 and 720
Airlines were advised no danger from hairline cracks found in two of twenty bolt holes in rear fittings that attach the vertical tail. Tests show fittings meet design loads. most cracks 1-32 inch deep. Ream holes and use oversize bolts for small cracks. replace fittings for larger cracks. About 200 planes affected. safety during routine monitoring emphasized.
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FAA
Boeing
Wife Of Deputy Holds Suspect At Gunpoint
In Metairie Louisiana the wife of Deputy Sheriff Peter Imbernone 24 restrained burglary suspect Silvestro Carroll 23 with a snub revolver until officers arrived Carroll admitted to burglaries of coin operated machines in at least five apartment buildings over the past 10 days and was booked on eight counts of simple burglary The apartment manager Clem Stovall 54 aided in the arrest and Carroll said he planned to marry next week seeking about 300 for his honeymoon
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Metairie
Peter Imbernone
Sue
Imbernone
Sheriff's Department
Silvestro Carroll
New Orleans
Carroll
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