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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1964

Page

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Scorched Earth Sweep Cleans Viet Cong Supply Area

U S and Vietnamese special forces conducted a three day operation west of Tay Ninh along the Cambodian border destroying Viet Cong sustenance routes. About 1000 tons of rice and vast numbers of livestock were razed or seized. Twenty five Viet Cong were reported killed amid heavy helicopter and ground force activity with 4300 Vietnamese special forces 200 Rangers and 29 American advisers. The area was cleared as a free zone for continued air attacks with villagers evacuated and no cross border incursions.

Tay Ninh Vaico Oriental Cambodia U.S

Woman Marks 107th Birthday In Harrisburg

In Harrisburg AP report Mrs Teney Shoe McGee aged 107 celebrates her birthday saying God lengthened her days and urging others to slow down and enjoy life People should live to a hundred and beyond according to her hosted advice and outlook on aging and time.

Harrisburg

Cloture Vote Amid Debate Set for Tuesday

In Washington AP reports Senator Humphrey remains optimistic that the Senate will back cloture to end the civil rights debate. He expects about 99 votes while Republicans project 25 or more in favor. Absentee fears fade as leaders press for 66 to 99 votes to proceed.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Senate Lator Demaian Clair Engle D-Calif Everett M. Dirksen Wayne Morse Dore

Cloture Vote Rundown in Civil Rights Debate

The Senate faces a Tuesday cloture vote in the civil rights debate. Cloture limits debate with two thirds approval. If failed, the filibuster could block action for the session. if passed, each senator gets one hour of speaking time and amendments may be considered.

Washington Senate Communications Satellite Corporation Johnson Ator

Roseto Italians Defy Heart Attack Trends

A seven year medical study in Roseto Pennsylvania shows a strikingly low heart attack rate despite high fat diet and wine use. Residents are lively, sociable and proud of Italian customs, with Mayor George Giaquinto attributing health to peace of mind and heredity while scientists seek causal links.

Roseto George Giaquinto Pennsylvania Roseta Bangor Nazar- ‘Eth Stroudsburg East Stroudsburg America

Viet Cong Activity Quiet in Vietnam War

American officers in South Vietnam discuss a lull in Viet Cong actions. Some see a slowing pattern due to weather and Laotian developments, while others fear a strategic shift by the Communists. South Vietnamese forces active in patrolling and pressure may deter hard core Viet Cong moves.

Saigon South Viet Nam Sath Viet Nam Laos Elsace Viet Nam

Ball Seeks De Gaulle In Paris Southeast Asia Talks

U S Secretary of State George W Ball arrived in Paris to confer with President Charles de Gaulle on Southeast Asia. He planned meetings with Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and De Gaulle at the Elysee Palace then would travel to London. De Gaulle would receive China's first ambassador to France Huang Chen for the first time Saturday as Ball acted as special emissary from President Johnson after Honolulu discussions.

Paris U.S George W. Ball Charles de Gaulle Southeasteia Ball State Department Maurice Couvere Murville de Gaulle Elysee Palace London China France Huang N Chen Johnson Honolulu Southeast Asia

Settlement Hope Looms In Hillsdale Essex Strike

Michigan mediation director cites cordial talks and minor issues cleared as Essex Wire strike near settlement at Hillsdale. Guard presence continues after 800 troops patrol the town while the governor weighs legal grounds and plant operations amid a 98 day dispute between Essex and IWE Local 810.

Lansing Mitch Michigan Essex Wire Corp National Guard Hillsdale Malcolm R. Lovelley State Labor Mediation Board Lovell Ramney International Union of Electral Workers National Labor Relations Board Michigan Apy Cio Leona Woodcock United Auto Workers Romney UAW Essex Frank Kelley U.S Grand Rapids Paul Albrechta Counsl Hills Idale Hillsdale County Lo & Am He. Gavarnar

Kim Chong-pil Resigns as Korea Dem-Rep Chief

Seoul sources report Kim Chong-pil resigns as chairman of President Chung-mee Park's ruling Democratic Republican party to ease mounting student fury. Park accepts, aims to quell protests as nationwide martial law remains in effect and colleges stay closed until early July.

Seoul South Korea Kim Chong-pil Chung Mee Park Democratic Republican Party Park Kim Japan Korea Pusan Dongo University Kimchon Khogju Kwangju Tangu Law United States

Allentown Prize Change Sparks Sharp Protest

In Allentown Pa the school district staged a rope jumping contest for third graders awarding a wrist watch to the winner but the prize had to be exchanged this year. Norbert Brantley nine was among the noted participants as the event faced questions over the prize swap.

Allentown Norbert Brantley

20th Anniversary Ceremonies Mark D-Day Attacks

D-Day observances mark the 20th anniversary with hundreds of veterans in the Omaha Beach area. US officials headed by Gen Omar Bradley arrive for ceremonies as French leaders balance participation with diplomatic notes. Survivors recall paratrooper missions and the contentious alliance history.

Omaha Beach France U.S Omar N. Bradley Silas Vance Maxwell Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Bradley Taylor J Lobst Aire

Burned In Protest Turns Turbulent In Tuscaloosa

In Tuscaloosa Alabama demonstrators linked to the Tuscaloosa Citizens of Action Committee protested downtown against segregated lunch counters and hiring practices. Police reported several injuries from being sprayed with mustard oil and lemon juice mixtures. Dr. J Woodruff Robinson treated about 20 to 80 youths for skin burns and irritation.

Tuscaloosa Ala Droid City Citizens of Action Committee Rev. T. ¥. Rogers J. Woodruff Robinson

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