Cleveland police mobilize 400 in riot plagued Negro area
Police Chief Richard Wagner said 400 officers were assigned to the predominantly Negro area after a 26 year old woman was killed in a gunfire exchange between police and snipers. Joyce Arnett was killed at her second floor window. Six officers and one fireman were injured amid rock and bottle throwing and eight fires. Mayor Lother pledged full manpower to restore order as intelligence officers from the 37th Infantry Division were alerted but troops were not required.
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Richard Wagner
Joyce Arnett
Bedlam
Richard Sherry
Ralph S. Lother
Wagner
37Th Infantry Division
Battlefront clashes surge around Cam Ranh Bay amid strike
The text describes air and ground combat near Saigon and Cam Ranh Bay involving US forces and North Vietnamese units. It notes a strike by 4,309 workers at Cam Ranh Bay, triggered by an order, and mentions Marine battalions and a large North Vietnamese force north of the DMZ. The Demilitarized Zone remains a Geneva-pledged no-entry area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Rmk-Brj
Cam Ranh Bay
Mess Hall Key
South China
Marine Battalion
Abou
Clark G. Henry
Vato
Calif
Heav
North
Viet Nam
Speck defense urged. hearing delayed in murder case
Suspect Gerald Getty of the public defender's office to defend Speck with two assistants as Judge Ryan reschedules the arraignment on a murder charge for Gloria Jean Davy. Dr. Norcross reports Speck more alert but physically worse, strapped guards increased, and nurses told not to discuss the case. Funeral mass held for two of the eight Massacre victims as Philippine officials receive condolences. Investigation to continue under the State's Attorney rather than police supervision.
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Gerald Getty
Public Defender's Office
Gloria Jean Davy
Dyer
Ind
Allv
Daniel P. Ward
Speck
Norcross
Supreme Court
Merlita Gargullo
Valentina Pasion
Philippines
John Pattrick Cody
Philip ‘Pinesho
Philippine
Chicago
O.W. Wilson
Wilson
Intelligence claims infiltration route shift in Vietnam war
Intelligence officers believe the Communist division entered South Vietnam directly across a zone, bypassing the roundabout route and the Ho Chi Minh Trail through Laos. The assessment suggests a more immediate crossing to stage attacks and sustain operations.
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Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Foreign Aid Debate Questions End Of Aid Dependence
Senate debate on foreign aid probes 117 billion spent since 1947 and warns aid may become a way of life for recipients. Dirksen accuses AID of converting loans to grants totaling 10 billion. Amendments seek to cut loan funds by 150 million and grants by 100 million amid opposition to a two-year Alliance for Progress authorization.
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United States
Dirksen
Agency For International Development
Congress
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Alliance For Progress and Development
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Gale W. McGee
D-Wya
U.S
Viet Nam
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Rioting Sparks Mass Arrests Over RAM Activity
Police described the RAM as a nationwide Negro revolutionary group that advocates violence and won loyalty from five gangs in Chicago. Twenty‑one people were arrested during a West Side basement raid after Thursday night rioting, charged with disorderly conduct. Some faced conspiracy to commit treason scrutiny, later dropped for lack of evidence. State’s Attorney Daniel P. Ward noted no treason charges warranted prosecution.
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RAM
Chicago
West Side
Daniel P. Ward
Wilson
Johnson lays out defense and spending options in White House session
President Johnson outlined three choices to Republican lawmakers including defense increases and domestic trimming. Rep. Melvin L. Laird reported that GOP members oppose moving ahead on a 1.75 billion antipoverty bill while supporting a 58.6 billion defense budget. Rep. George Mahon urged restraint on nondefense spending and warned against approving bills exceeding Johnson’s recommendations. He noted labor welfare and education bills could blow the budget.
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Melvin L. Laird
Wisconsin
White House
House Gop
Laird
House
George H. Mahon
Texas
Mahon
Congress
Gemini 10 fuels a spacewalk on orbit chase
Collins and Young steer Gemini 10 while docked to an Agena, chasing a powerless target as they push altitude records. They plan a space stand with fuel tight, aiming for Wednesday EVA while managing a two day stay in a high orbit.
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Ocean
Young
Agena
Collins
Mission Control
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Donald K. Blaxton
Astro Trauis
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
John
Deke
Slayton
France
Roger
Mike
Charles Harlan
Harlan
Air Force
Navy
Gemini
Pacific
Y Collins
France Tests Doped A Bomb in Pacific Blast
The French Defense Ministry announced a successful explosion of a doped atomic device at their Pacific test center after inaugurating the Mururoa facility on July 2. Six further nuclear tests are planned this summer, with President de Gaulle expected in Tahiti for a September test. France, which has an airborne nuclear fleet, has not signed the 1963 Moscow atmospheric testing treaty.
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France
Pacific Test Center
Mururea
Charles de Gaulle
Tahiti
Defense
Pierre Messmer
North Vietnam to try U S pilots as war criminals
North Viet Nam says American fliers captured in the war will be judged under Vietnamese law. Ambassadors in Paris and Peking repeated that the pilots are not prisoners of war but criminals. U S officials warned of serious consequences, including possible retaliation if trials proceed.
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Tran Tu, Binh
North
Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
New York
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Ho Chi Minh
Democratic Republic of
Kyodo News Service
Tokyo
Asahi
Yomiuri
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Phan van Su
Peking
Pen
Hanoi
North Vietnamese
Dean Rusk
Senate
United States
International Red Cross
Geneva
Haiphong
Northae
Peesati
Laos
Cambodia
Harold Wilson
Britain
Eiisaku Sato
Japan
Tito
Yugoslavia
Riots erupt after marchers in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville gunfire and arson erupted after a march ends at City Hall. Fire bombs set a grocery blaze in the Negro district causing 800 dollars in damage while rocks and bottles shattered store windows. A car carrying two Negro passengers crashed after a gasoline can was hurled through a window. Two arrests followed as police blamed an unauthorized return march for the violence. Rutledge Pearson, NAACP president, cited jeering white youths with Confederate flags triggering the trouble.
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Nathanial Dumas
Navy Hospital
Warren H. Folks
Ku Klux Klan
NAACP
Rutledge Pearson
Pearson
Planes loss marks fifth of war for U S forces
U S pilots report 296 aircraft lost in combat over North Vietnam since bombing began February 7 1965 including three planes on Tuesday. American pilots claim 17 MIGs shot down with one probable and several damaged. A U S patrol boat sank a 40 foot junk 15 miles southeast of Chu Lai after it resisted, igniting a large secondary explosion indicating fuel or ammunition cargo.
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U.S
North
Viet Nam
Chu Lai
Mayor Lindsay Walks East Harlem to Promote Summer Peace
Mayor John W. Lindsay conducted a walking tour of East Harlem as part of his series of visits to slum areas aimed at boosting summertime peace. The mayor's evening activity followed an earlier tour in the same effort.
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John W. Lindsay
East Harlem
Sinatra Marries Mia Farrow in Las Vegas Ceremony
Frank Sinatra wed Mia Farrow in a five minute Las Vegas ceremony after traveling from New York and en route from England where he prepared for a film. Farrow, daughter of Maureen O’Sullivan, arrived from Los Angeles to join the event. The couple posed for photographers outside Sinatra’s Sands hotel, continuing his longtime Las Vegas residency as his prior marriages to Nancy Barbato and Ava Gardner are noted.
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Skelton
Sinatra
England
United States
New York
Las Vegas
al Freesman
Freeman
Maureen O'Sullivan
John Farrow
Nancy Barbato
Frank Jr
Nancy
Ava Gardner
Hoboken
N.J
Christina
California
Nevan
Frank
Ava
West Germantown
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