Red Guards Deface Catholic Unit In Peking
AP reports from Tokyo that Red Guards defaced the French run Sacred Heart Academy in Peking. The Foreign Ministry soon ordered the school closed as European embassies protested. Japanese press cited Yomiuri correspondent Seki from Peking.
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Peking
Tokyo
Trenage
Sacred Heart Academy
Foreign Ministry
Kensaburo Seki
Yomiuri
Seki
Mao Tze-tung
Red
Mao
Propaganda Ministry
Tientsin
Shanghai
Canton
Mao Tzetung
Sacred Heart
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Mohole project ends as Senate blocks funding in 1960s crisis
Mohole funding dies amid Senate rejection after House veto, ending U S deep earth drilling aims. Mohole chief Daniel Hunt calls it a sad day as Soviet deep drilling programs advance. Palmer notes Russia clocks multiple supers deep projects across Caspian shores and Ural regions, signaling Cold War science pace.
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Pacific Ocean
Honolulu
Sap Dieke
Calif
Daniel Hunt
Senate
House
Hunt
Charles J. Plmer
Russia
United States
Palmer
Caspian Sea
Ural Mountains
AMSOC
Growth Taken Off Murphy's Vocal Cords
Hollywood AP Sen George Murphy R Calif was reported feeling terrific after surgery to remove a tumor-like growth on his vocal cords Tests will show if the growth is malignant The 64 year old senator spent just over an hour in surgery and will return to Washington in about 10 days His son Dennis said he was resting and feeling terrific after a successful operation
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Hollywood
George Murphy
Calif
California
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Murphy
Dennis
Washington
Senate Keeps Agriculture Workers Under Pay Bill
PARRIS ISLAND, D.C. AP Marine recruits face drownproofing in training as part of a new pay bill context. A second drowning this summer at Gouverneur and Parris Island prompts autopsy at Beaufort Naval Hospital to determine if drownings relate to the program amid continued recruit training.
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Parris Island
D.C
Warwick
R. I. Pvt
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Gouverneur
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Naval Hospital
Beaufort
Georgia Tech
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Knostrecruit
De Gaulle in Somalia Faces Violent Demonstrations
French President De Gaulle arrived in the Somali coast city amid nationalist violence. Nationalists and Legionnaires clashed as police cleared a rival office and demonstrators waved independence banners. De Gaulle walked through the crowd, shaking hands, while security moved protesters aside. The trip continues with planned visits to Ethiopia, Cambodia, Tahiti, and Guadeloupe.
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Legionnaires
Parti du Mouvement Populair
Somaliland
de Gaulle
Paris
Ethiopia
Cambodia
Tahiti
Guadeloupe
West Indies
City hearing clashes over Kennedy influence and urban woes
Yorty accused of political manipulation after Tuesday hearing in which Ribicoff and Kennedy directed focus on urban poverty and city problems. Ribicoff rejected claims the inquiry serves Kennedy's presidential prospects, while Kennedy urged concrete proposals for Los Angeles.
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Yorty
Ribicoff
Kennedy
Tuesiday
Los Angeles
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Senate rejects farm worker exemption from wage bill
The Senate voted 51 to 37 to keep agriculture workers covered by a new minimum wage bill and rejected 64 to 22 to raise farmhands to $1.60 as other workers. Covered farm workers would be those in large enterprises using 500 man-hours in three months, about seven full-time workers. Nonfarm workers would reach $1.60 by Feb 1, 1968 while farm workers rise to $1.30 by Feb 1, 1969. Farm coverage preserves protections for about 390,000 workers. An amendment to delay the $1.60 effective date was defeated 42 to 40. Endorsers warned jobs could vanish in retail, while supporters cited prior wage increases as not causing disaster.
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Washington
Senate
House
Paul J. Fannin
R.ariz
Viet Nam War Update Capt Nugent Praised In Prairie Fight
In Operation Prairie Marines clash with North Vietnamese near the DMZ amid heavy fighting. Capt R T Sheridan of Springfield Va praised Lt Nugent J J Gerard Nugent brother in law of Luci Nugent for his fine actions. US reports record air missions and damage to depots barges bridges and supply buildings as allied and enemy casualties mount ahead of South Vietnamese elections September 11.
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J.J. Gerard Nugent
Johnson
Luci Baines Nugent
R. T. Sheridan
Springfield
Lt. Nugent
Demilitarized Zone
Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Australia
New Zeland
South Korea
Constituent Assembly
Nguyen Cao
Red China
Red Flag
Three Fatally Shot in New York Broadway Office
In a Midtown New York office on Broadway, James Rubertone, 61, killed his employer Lawrence Burman, 53, and Burman’s daughter-in-law Paula Burman, 22, before fatally shooting himself. A receptionist witnessed the attack, and police described the incident as a berserk shooting during a contract conference at the Master Truckmen of America.
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NEW York
Broadway
Leo D. Murphy
James Rithertone
Lawrence Burman
Master -Truckmen of America
Times Square
Burman
Paula Burman
Rubertone
Inspector Murphy
Master Truckmen of America
Apollo Saturn V lifts off with fiery plume
The Saturn Apollo mission roared skyward as eight first stage engines sent the 28 ton payload to 706 miles, then hydrogen second stage and spacecraft engine burns pushed toward Earth. The crew Grissom White Chaffee planned a December 15 orbital flight to a 14 day test, assessing spacecraft systems and physiological effects. A Wake Island landing was targeted after three additional engine reignitions.
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Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
Africa
Indian Ocean
Earth
Morehhan
Mission Control Center
Wake Island
Disarmament Conference Recesses After Seven Months Of Stalemate
Geneva AP reports the 17 nation disarmament conference recessed after seven months of stalemate on key issues. Both sides showed cautious optimism for a breakthrough. immediate resumption is planned after the UN General Assembly session opens Sept 20 with a possible mid January 1967 return.
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Geneva
East
West
Alexei A. Roschin
United Nations General Assembly
Roschin
United States
Battle Over Reserves Merger Sparks House Debate
Lawmakers from California New York and South Carolina sparred over merging the National Guard and Reserve units with the Pentagon seeking a separate reserve bill. Key leaders warned against merger while Illinois Governor Kerner's plan to call out the Guard for a civil rights march in Cicero drew attention amid budget fights. The panel signaled further action on the reserve issue and large future appropriations.
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George E. Brown Jr
Phillip. Burton
California
Eugenes J. Keogh
New York
Pentagon
National Guard
House
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
Guard
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Cicero
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Mahon
Senate
Rusk warns against vague praise of U.S. defense role
Secretary Rusk told a Senate hearing that U.S. security interests extend beyond formal pacts to other areas where aggression could threaten peace. He argued that defense commitments are meant to avoid armed conflict rather than guarantee it and cited miscalculation as the main risk. McNamara said the report supports U.S. ability to fulfill commitments in Vietnam and Europe, noting Gaulle's NATO withdrawal will not weaken Western Europe defense.
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Senate
America
Washington
U.S
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Stennis
Viet Nam
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Roosevelt Ally Nelson Rockefeller Seeks Third Term
Roosevelt 52, former head of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, aimed for a third term after a 1954 Democratic gubernatorial bid failure. He resigned last May to pursue another run and accused Bronx leader Charles Buckley and Brooklyn chief Stanley Steingut of blocking him, linking it to party boss favoritism toward O Connor.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
O’connor
Washington
Bronx
Charles Buckley
Brooklyn
Students march on Parliament to denounce Sukarno speeches
About 2000 students in Jakarta pushed past armed troops to enter Parliament and demand Sukarno answer for his recent speeches. They called for his leave to study abroad, urged Suharto to form a finance body to curb inflation, and pressed for Indonesia to rejoin the United Nations.
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Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Parliament
United States
Bandung
Kami
Kappi
Suharto
United Nations
Adam Malik
Abomination List of Animals and Crepping Things
A text fragment lists animals not to eat including owls hawks swans pelicans and other birds with four feet and then names beasts like weasels mice turtles lizards and moles as abominations. It cites the command to follow divine judgments and ends with an attribution about sprce contributed by two citizens.
Seeding Hurricane Faith Martin Near Puerto Rico
Report describes Hurricane Faith Martin advancing toward Puerto Rico with 2,530,000 residents warned to prepare. Seeding experiments using silver iodide aim to disrupt the tropic storm, while officials monitor its northward path and potential impacts on the northern coast and nearby areas as far as Miami.
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Guadeloupe
Puerto Rico
Faith
Miami
U.S
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