Planes Hit Targets On Both Sides Of Border In Viet Nam War
U S air and naval units pounded Communist targets across the border while ground action in South Viet Nam slowed to a near standstill. US forces reported no contact with the enemy as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units reportedly withdrew toward Laos.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red’ Regiment
Phuc Yen
Tuy Hoa
Guam
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Chu Phong
Navy
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Vinh
Yen Bay
Thanh Hoa
Thich Tri Quang
Unified
Buddhist Church
Thich Tinh Khiet
Nguyen Duy Tai
Quang
Amk-Brj Construction Combine
Malaria Strain Grounds More Troops Than Viet Cong
In Kontum Viet Nam a virulent malaria strain hit the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division during Operation Joe Hooker, sidelining 75 to 100 men daily for three days. Capt. Ernest Genthos said malaria in the Cavalry proved deadlier than the VC until a DDS and quinine based cure was developed. The treatment, tested at Stateville Penitentiary, combines diaminodiphenylsulfone with daraprim in a 35 day program, with relapse risk under 5 percent.
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Kontum
South Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Joe Hooker
Saigon
Ernest J Genthos
Collingswood
N.J
15Th Medical Battalion
Stateville Penitentiary
Joliet
Ill
Genthos
Par
Student Editor Contempt Finding And $300 Fine
Eugene Oregon AP Annete Buchanan a 20 year old student editor was held in contempt of court and fined 300 for refusing to name seven students who used marijuana before a grand jury She refused saying disclosure would violate confidences Her attorney said an appeal would be filed to the Oregon Supreme Court The case centers on press confidentiality traditions versus legal duty to reveal sources and names Page Two continues EDITOR.
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Eugene, Ore
Annette Buchanan
Edward Leavy
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Oregon Supreme Court
Miss Buchanan
University of Oregon
the Emerald
William Frye
Oregon
Frye
Alva Cape explodes again in Brooklyn harbor blaze
Four dead and three missing after the British tanker Alva Cape erupts in flames at Gravesend Bay, seconds after a prior collision disaster in New York Harbor. The volatile naphtha cargo, tainted by a June collision with Texaco Massachusetts, prompted calls for removal and further federal lawsuits over $11 million in damages.
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New York
Brooklyn
Coast Guard
Gravesend Bay
James Higgens
John V. Lindsay
Alva Cape
Robert O. Lowery
Peratures
Texaco Massachusetts
Newark Bay
New York Harbor
Open Housing showdown survives House committee vote
Washington AP President Johnson's open housing proposal narrowly survived an effort to kill a key section of the 1966 civil rights bill in the House Judiciary Committee. The 17 to 15 vote against killing the housing ban left several amendments pending and split Republican stance unclear for final passage.
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Washington
Johnson
House Judiciary Committee
Argentina Coup Ousts Illia. Ongania To Lead Interim
Argentine military officers ousted President Arturo Illia in a bloodless coup to curb Peronist power. Lt Gen Juan Carlos Onganía will assume interim presidency after Illia refused to resign and fled toward asylum in Uruguay. The junta dissolved parties and Congress, dismissed Supreme Court members, and halted constitutional processes amid regional and U.S. diplomatic concerns.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Casa Rosada
Uruguay
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ilia
Land Congress
Supreme Court
Pascal A. Pistarini
Juan D. Peron
Ricardo
Montevideo
Four Negroes Runoff Defeated in S C Assembly Races
In a Democratic runoff in Williamsburg and Clarendon counties, four Black candidates sought seats in South Carolina's all white Legislature but were defeated. White voters carried two House seats and one Senate seat in Williamsburg, while Clarendon backed white candidates. Federal observers monitored the vote amid access issues. Virgin Johnson failed in Hampton County Council runoff.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Williamsburg
Clarendon
Williamsburg County
House
Senate
Clarendon County
J. S. Hunter
Joseph Coker
Coker
Hunter
Virgil Dimery
LaNue Floyd
Floyd
Dimery
Ernest W
Carter
J. Henry Stuckey
Stuckey
J. E. Lawrence
Purvis Easley
Virgin Johnson
Hampton County Council
Bell Resigning Aid Post to Join Ford Foundation
Foreign Aid Administrator David E. Bell will resign effective July 31 to become vice president of the Ford Foundation in charge of international activities. William S. Gaud will be nominated as Bell’s successor, deputy administrator of the AID since 1964. Bell cited personal reasons and said Gaud is highly qualified to carry forward aid policies.
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Washington
Johnson
David E. Bell
Bell
Ford Foundation
White House
William S. Gaud
Agency For International Development
Bill D. Moyers
John F. Kennedy
Gaud
New York City
Army
China
India
Burma
New York
Unusual speed costs U.S. to sever Argentina ties
The United States suspended diplomatic relations with Argentina after the military ousted President Illia. The State Department expressed regret at the break in democratic governance and said Washington would consult with the Organization of American States on future recognition.
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U.S
Washington
Argentina
Organization of American States
Norberto M. Battenechea
Lucie S. Garcia del Solar
Moscow
Pistarini
Carlos A. Caro
United States
Arturo Uia
Buenos Aires
State Department
Brazil
Johnson
Goulart
Kennedy backed candidate defeats Tammany Hall in NYC primary
In New York Kennedy backed Samuel J. Silverman defeated Tammany's Arthur G. Klein by wide margins for Surrogate Court. Silverman led 62,995 to 42,131 with Rohan at 7,264. Derounian, a Goldwater ally, beat William Casey for Long Island’s congressional seat, continuing a GOP shift. Kennedy urged a statewide probe into the Surrogate Court amid alleged deal making.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Goldwater
Steven B. Derounian
William J. Casey
Long Island
Derounian
Johnson
New York City
Kennedy-Tammany
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Silverman
Tammany
Arthur G. Klein
Silverman
Klein
Criminal Court
Thomas E. Rohan
Three Bandits Rob Lynchburg Bank of $4512
In Lynchburg at the Miller Park branch of a federal savings and loan, three armed men robbed the bank of 4512 dollars at about noon. They forced employees to lie on the floor and masked their faces with handkerchiefs. Police blocked major city intersections but the suspects remained at large.
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Lynchburg
Miller Park
Physicians urge practical tips over grim holiday death predictions
A group of physicians at the American Medical Association convention dismissed the "grisly numbers game" of predicting holiday deaths as worthless. They urged travelers to choose safer transport and follow concrete steps such as raising tire pressure to 35 to 50 pounds and wearing shoulder harnesses, arguing safer driving campaigns have failed to reduce deaths.
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Chicago
Seymour Charles
Newark
N.J
American Medical Association
National Safety Council
Charles
Physicians For Automotive Safety
John States
Rochester, N.Y
American Association’for Automotive Medicine
Weather Review for Virginia and North Carolina Delights Heat
Virginia will be hot and hazy with scattered thundershowers mainly west and north, highs in the 80s with 80s near the coast and mountains. North Carolina turns partly cloudy and hot with widely scattered afternoon storms, highs 84 to 99, cooler in mountains, Thursday little change with more isolated storms.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Downtown Weather Log Report
Daily weather log shows Tuesday readings with temperatures from 82 to 88 and winds SW to calm. Barometric pressure around 29.98 to 30.02 inches, 24 hour low 71, high 89, with no precipitation reported.
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Adolfo Alvarezia
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Illia
Juan Peron
Mexico City
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Steveven B Derounian
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