Carrier Independence Returns Home From Viet Nam
The carrier Independence and Air Wing Seven returned to Norfolk after seven months in Vietnam. Bands greeted crew and families on the pier as officials presented a Navy unit commendation and the Legion of Merit to Capt. Kennedy for outstanding leadership.
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Norfolk
Independence
Viet Nam
Seidensticker
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Waldemar F. A. Wendt
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
South Chinaea
Wendt
John E. Kennedy
Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Force
Navy Unit Commendation
South China Sea
Ivital
Mhanoi-Haphong Complex
Court action on voluntary prayer and rights in schools
A New York Circuit Court ruling upholds school authorities power over voluntary prayers while allowing objections from students or parents who find them too religious or not religious enough. The piece also covers related Supreme Court cases on rights to counsel and police warnings, and notes actions in other cases including Davis, Ivy, and the Louisiana oil money decree.
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Supreme Court
U.S
New York
New York State
Circuit Court
U.S. District Court
Associated Press
Elmer Davis Jr
North Carolina
Escobedo
Davis
Meck- Yenburg
Foy Bel Cooper
Charlotte
Ivy
Justice Department
Louisiana
Department
Republicans condemn extremism while urging measured Vietnam policy
The GOP asserts the Johnson administration has failed to present a consistent position on Vietnam. They warn against endless war, propose reduced ground troop use, and favor air and sea power. They oppose using the party to promote extremist groups and condemn the Birch Society and related entities.
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Viet Nam
U.S
North
United States
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Korea
Ford
Republican Party
Dirksen
Ray C. Bliss
Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
GOP
Governors’ Association
Smylie
The
Birch Society
Ku Klux Klan
Communist Party
Bliss
Robert Welch
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Ford l
Isj
John Rousselot
Birch ‘Society
San Marino
Calif
Republicans Party
Democratic Party
Trainees Rescued After Harsh Sandia Mountain Ordeal
A 100 man Peace Corps search party rescued five trainees and two others after hours of being lost in the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque. Temperatures dropped to 15 degrees as the group endured hunger cold and wet conditions. The trainees Judy Johnson Jane Whitmore Sue Selbin and Bill Pastreich were later assigned to Chile after training in Albuquerque.
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Hurst
Tex
Mitchell
McCracken
Peace Corps
Albuquerque
Sandia
Pastreich
Judy
Robbery at Greensboro Savings and Loan Nets Arrests
Police arrested three men four blocks from the crime scene after a 2:30 p.m. robbery at a Greensboro savings and loan near North Carolina A&T College. About $500 was taken. a 38 caliber revolver was recovered and an attache case with more money was found. Bond at $2500 recommended.
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Page One
Lee
Felder
Kenneth Lee
U.S
Greensboro
the Savings and Loan Company
North Carolina A&t College
Massie and Robinson Face Off In Virginia Senate Election
In Winchester voters in Virginia 1st Senatorial District choose between Democrat Joseph A. Massie Jr. and Republican J Kenneth Robinson to fill the seat vacated by Harry F. Byrd Jr. after his U.S. Senate appointment. Massie, 48, is Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney. Robinson, 49, is a local attorney.
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Winchester
Virginia
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
U.S. Senate
Joseph A. Massie Jr
Frederick County
J. Kenneth Robinson
Massie
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Winchester Evening Star
Holton
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Clarke
Frederick
Sheanandoah
Loudoun
Robinson
Marsh
Shenandoah County
Gemini 6 and 7 rendezvous mission keeps schedule amid snags
NASA teams monitor Gemini 6 and 7 in a planned rendezvous as the mission nears the two thirds mark. Borman and Lovell report sleep and morale steady while ground crews fix a fuel cell indicator light and a tape data recorder snag.
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Lovell
Borman
Kraft
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
D. Owen Coons
Lee
Charles A. Berry
Chuck
Berry
John D. Hodge
Hodge
Labor leaders clash over voting rights and civil rights
The federation accuses a labor traditionalist of attempting to nullify one man one vote in legislative reapportionment and notes civil rights tensions within its own ranks. A Philip Randolph warns against wartime distraction from domestic needs and condemns reactionary voices from Senators Stennis and Russell proposing cuts to the war on poverty.
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Federation
A. Philip Randolph
Executive Council
John Stennis
D-Miss
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Marine general switch amid Viet Nam reporting clash
North Vietnamese paper calls the action a serious defeat as Brig. Gen. Melvin Henderson is replaced by Brig. Gen. Jonas M. Platt in the Da Nang area. Marine leaders say the move reflected routine command changes rather than a crisis.
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Nhan Dan
Melvin Henderson
Jonas M. Platt
da Nang
Henderson
Iff
Washington
Ayub Khan offers no war pledge if Kashmir plebiscite granted
At the United Nations Pakistan President Ayub Khan proposed a no war pledge with India if Kashmiris are allowed to vote on their future. Indian envoy Parthasarathi denounced the speech as partisan while Ayub urged settlement by negotiation or arbitration and a bilateral pledge.
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Wiens
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
United Nationsl
N.Y
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U.N. General Assembly
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
Ayub
U.N
Parthiarathi
Amjad Ali
Rusk Holds Line Ahead of NATO Ministers Meeting
Canadian Foreign Minister Paul Martin signaled no push for rapid decisions as ministers prepare for a three day NATO session. De Gaulle warns NATO must shed integrated forces or France may exit by 1969. Britain weighs Rhodesia pressure while France runs a presidential campaign. Rusk meets Gronouski, reiterating no change in U.S. stance on Vietnam talks.
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Paul Martin
Martin
Rhodesia
van Smith
NATO
de Gaulle
France
Francois Mitterrand
Brosio
Britain
Canada
Turkey
West Germany
Michael Stewart
Paris
Italy
Greece
U.N
Rusk
U.S
Poland
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Virginia considers sales tax for 1966 Legislature
Gov elect Mills E Godwin backs Harrison on enacting a sales tax in the 1966 session. Outgoing Gov Harrison will submit a two year budget of about 2 billion dollars starting July 1 1966. Cap itol sources cite a 1.71 billion current budget.
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Mills E. Godwin
Harrison
Capitol
Virginia
Space Agency Official and Family Missing After Plane Flight
Dr W Randolph Lovelace II space medicine director and Lovelace Foundation president, his wife, and a pilot are missing after a private twin engine plane left Aspen Sunday bound for Albuquerque. Weather hindered search and no flight plan was filed.
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Albuquerque
N.M
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Space Agency
Space Medicine
Aspen
Colo
Lovelace Foundation
Lovelace
Militon Brown
Ant iAlbuquerque Flying Service
Central Air Rescue’ Center
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
Robert Halsworth
Civil Air Patrol
Colorado
New Mexico
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Lovelace Clin, Jie
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Martin defends inflation restraint plans amid Viet Nam war costs
Martin argues that slowing monetary stimulus will sustain output and employment while moderating credit demand. He says banks, especially smaller ones, can attract deposits to meet needs and that benefits outweigh higher Treasury borrowing costs. He notes price indexes rising and recalls past government actions on steel and aluminum.
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Martin
Viet Nam
Canby Balderston
Federal Reserve
Patman
Federal Reserve Board
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