Two Satellites Head For Outposts To Track N-Explosions
Cape Kennedy AP two Sentry satellites launched into predawn darkness ride Atlas Agena to reach high Earth orbits to detect violations of the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty. They join four earlier Velas and carry a 12 pound pygmy satellite to study radiation in the Van Allen belt as storms rise on the sun.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Soviet Union
van Allen Belt
Earth
Lites
Goldberg named United Nations ambassador after Stevenson
President Johnson taps Justice Goldberg to fill the U N post left by Stevenson. Goldberg, a Jewish former U S labor secretary and AFL CIO lawyer, vows nonpartisan UN work and to advance social justice and larger freedom. He notes a salary cut moving from Supreme Court justice to UN ambassador.
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United Steelworkers Union
Aflcio
John F. Kennedy
U.N
Goldberg
Stevenson
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Council
United Nations
Illinois
Dean Rusk
Stevenon
Supreme Court
61-Year-Old Bunton Charged in Goya Theft Case
London police charged 61 year old Kempton Bunton with stealing the Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery four years earlier. Bunton, unemployed and father of five, turned himself in after a lengthy police questioning, with the painting having been recovered from a railway checkroom.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Kempton Bunton
Belso
Bunton
West End
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Eviction drama ends as older woman loses Texas home
In Bexar County, eviction proceeding forces Mrs Willcox from her San Antonio home after 57 years. State seeks part of 19500 paid to the owner. auction may move or raze the house. Sheriff Hauck expresses sorrow as officers remove her. Neighbors and relatives refused to discuss with officials for months. Workers dismantle doors and fixtures as the structure becomes uninhabitable.
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Hauck
Sorrrow
Mrs. Willcox
The manhattan theft of stock certificates on Wall Street
A messenger Gerald Mulcahy of Hoboken was robbed at Exchange Place and New Street around 1 15 pm while delivering bond certificates to a Wall Street bank. About two men, one bald in dark slacks and white shirt the other in a dark suit with sunglasses, seized the envelope. They fled in opposite directions as Mulcahy reported the incident to his firm at 2 Broadway. The certificates were in the name of Goodbody and Co. and a stop order was issued to prevent transfer.
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Wall Street
Gerald Mulcahy
Hoboken
Mulcahy
Exchange Place
New St
Wall ‘Street
Broadway
Harold P. Goodbody
Goodbody and Co
Stock Exchange
Goodbedy
Swift flood waters strike Smithville as town drowns
From air Smithville shows eight block main street submerged under swift current. An Army amphibious truck took 230 minutes to move one block. Residents and two women trapped, including Mr and Mrs J E Kindred and relatives, were rescued from second story rooms. Mayor estimates at least four to five dead and property damage may top ten million dollars.
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Smithville
Baptist Church
Fiveman National Guard
Leavenworth
Kan
J. E. Kindred
Judy Fischer
Laurie
David Ross
Kindred
Howard Smith
Milton Campbell
Howard Taylor
Ross
Bogalusa Police Enforce Hard Line During Desegregation Incidents
In Bogalusa Louisiana police adopt a new tough policy as whites heckle Negro patrons at a white restaurant while five Negroes dine peacefully at three other venues. Officials urge calm after a federal suit seeks desegregation of public schools. Mayor to meet with civic leaders.
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Bogalusa
Justice Department
Federal
U.S. Dist
Herbert W. Christenberry
Jesse Cutter Jr
Bogalusa Civic and Voter League
League
John Gallaspy
Arnold Spiers
Claxton Knight
New Orleans
Congress of Racial Equality
Louisiana
Girl 16 Quits School Becomes Grandmother Figure
Sharon Kay Hughes of Jackson County, at 16, left Liberty grade school and became a great-grandmother after marrying 62 year old Wesley David Bowen of Upper Sandusky. Her parents consented to the license as she reached legal age on July 10. Bowen, a heavy construction worker, had prior divorce after 39 years of marriage.
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Jackson
Ohio
Sharon Kay Hughes
Jackson County
Peaches Browning
Sharon
Near Jackson
Wesley David Bowen
Upper Sandusky
Bowen
McArthur
Arthur Hughes
Sharon Kay
Liberty
Floods inundate towns as Platte River breaches dikes
Farley, Mosby, and Tracy were evacuated as the Platte River broke through dikes near Farley, flooding the town and signaling a record stage at Agency. About 300 residents were moved from each affected community while four people were missing and one drowning occurred near Holden after a car was swept from a bridge. Rescue boats aided two failed attempts to recover missing persons.
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Farley
Missouri River
Here
Mosby
Fishing River
Tracy
Plate River
Smithville
Second Creek
Guy Webb
Agency
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Harman Croutch
Platte County
Coleman hach endorsement of judicial nominee before Congress
Attorney general Katzenbach defended Coleman despite past segregation remarks, noting context and other acts as governor. Spokesmen accused him of obstructing integration by every means short of force. Coleman, aMississippi native, rose from farm life to college and law school, became a powerful stump speaker, and was elected governor in a political upset ten years ago, later losing to Paul B. Johnson.
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Katzenbach
Coleman
Supreme Court
Coeman
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson
Pay rise plan for uniformed services outlined
A congressional proposal seeks to raise basic pay for all uniformed personnel, authorize a variable reenlistment bonus up to 8000 dollars, and require an annual presidential review of military pay with a quadrennial review of pay principles. It notes military pay gains since 1952 lag civilian raises and gives sample increases by rank and service length.
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Uniformed Services
Senate House Conferees Nearing Health Bill Agreement
Washington AP conferees near agreement on a comprehensive medical care program for Americans over 65. After eight hours of bargaining, final touches delayed to Wednesday as differences over financing and eligibility linger, with broad goals of universal hospitalization and a voluntary federal insurance plan.
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Senate
Washington
House
Rep
Hale
Boggs
Louisiana
George Smathers
Dfla
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Vietnam forces boost government power amid bomb plots and battles
The article details Viet Nam government forces increasing strength as a fact-finding team led by Gen. Earle G. Wheeler and Henry Cabot Lodge arrives in Saigon. Police arrest suspects in a bomb plot aimed at Ambassador Taylor, with a disrupted device at the Saigon stadium. Viet Cong attacks on Bu Dop camp kill Americans and Vietnamese troops, while air and ground offensives across North and South Viet Nam produce multiple casualties and extensive bombardment, including Yen Bai and Yen Son targets, and a large propaganda leaflets drop. Premier Ky’s regime promotes the National Front for the Liberation of North Viet Nam during unity rallies and riverfront stadium events.
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Washington
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Saigon Stadium
Saigon
Bu Dop
Bien Hoa
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Yen Son
Red Capital
Ban Xom Lom
Ben Giang
Hue
Ben Hai
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Front For the Liberation
Peking
Local Magistrates Court Deliberates Over Twitchen Case
Driver Twitchen pleaded guilty by letter and offered to pay a fine by post. Magistrates insisted on court appearance after a constable said the man joined the Foreign Legion in France for five years. The case was adjourned indefinitely as the magistrate sought proof, likely ending the matter. The report also notes a Viet Nam discord exhibit in War saw and Japan's Takeo Miki proposing a selling of the Viet Nam conflict in concert with other nations.
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Twitchen
Taylor
The
Foreign Legion
France
Japan
Takeo
Miki
Tokyo
Defection rumor linked to Li and Chinese leaders
Official informants in Taipei say Li Zongren ally Li Ta-chao was secretary to Li and father of Hong Kong actress Lin Dai. Peking radio claims Li returned to mainland due to Mao's leadership after visiting the United States for medical treatment. It accuses Washington of escalated aggression in Vietnam.
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Turist
Taipei
Chen Su-yuan
Peking
Chen
Lin Dai
Hong Kong
Chiang
United States
Red China
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Lyndon B. Johnson
Viet Nam
Dominican junta and rebels clash over military control
At the United Nations the Dominican junta and rebels demanded withdrawal of the inter American peace force. The United States argued the force must stay to prevent a civil war and to secure a political settlement under the OAS.
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OAS
Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
inter-Americanpeace
United States
U.S
Francis T. P. Plimpton
Organization of American States
Junta
Government of National Reconstruction
Guaroa Velazquez
Cuba
Soviet Union
Saucers Cover the World in a July UFO Wave
Keyhoe argues the Air Force knew the truth long ago but hides sightings to avoid public alarm. Reports from Warminster England and Valensole France describe fiery discs and four legged craft. Chilean Argentine and British observers note magnetic anomalies and electromagnetic clock stoppages. Canberras and Weymouth sight the glinting object. Mrs Frazier and sons report pulsating lights in the sky.
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Keyhoe
Air Force
Europe
Dora Horlock
Warminster
England
Valensole
France
Maurice Masse
Villa Do Porto
Azores
Globe
Canberra
Australia
Weymouth
Mass
Lawrence Frazier
Ronald
Rohlert
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