Viet Cong Killed and Captured in Thua Thien Raid Near Da Nang
South Vietnamese forces report 54 Viet Cong killed and 15 captured in a Thua Thien Province search and destroy operation near Da Nang. Nine communist suspects seized, 27 weapons recovered. Three government soldiers killed and 12 wounded. No American casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Thua Thien
Toai
Dong Xoai
Conference of Commonwealth Chiefs
London
Rebels Accept OAS Peace Plan With Minor Changes
The Dominican rebel regime accepted the OAS plan for a provisional government and elections in six to nine months with few changes. Both sides signaled willingness to proceed under OAS supervision. the junta gave no counterproposal. The rebels released Pfc. Charles E. M. of Bessemer, Ala., who wandered into the rebel zone after drinking.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS Peace Committee
OAS
OAS Et
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Pfc
Charles E. M
Bessemer
Ala
Civitan Club Plans Final Business Meeting
The Civitan Club will hold its monthly business meeting Thursday at noon at the Rufus Garrett Hotel. Outgoing president Pat Cauley asks all members to attend. James Atkinson and Jer Jones will be initiated as new members. Atkinson is new and Jones transfers from Texarkana.
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Civitan Club
Rufus Garrett
Pat Cauley
James Atkinson
Jer- Jones
Jones
Texarkana
Four U S Navy Planes Bomb Storage Tanks South of Hanoi
Four U S Navy planes blasted underground storage tanks about 130 miles south of Hanoi with pilots claiming 60 percent destruction. Ground fighting north of Da Nang involved Viet Cong losses of 54 killed and 15 captured in a search and destroy operation, with no American casualties reported.
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Edwin Q. White Gon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Thua Thien
da Nang
US Army
Skyraiders
Moc Chau
U.S
Kansans Readies Flood Delays as Arkansas River Slows
Thousands flee before the Arkansas River flood as Great Bend sees rising raw water but a forecast crest drops from 17 feet to 13 to 14 feet. Levees strengthened with sandbags, officials hopeful no major flooding, and a temporary farm dike broke near Great Bend. River flow eased, easing pressure on the plains.
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Associated Press
Arkansas River
Great
Great Bend
Arkansas Rain Ends Thursday Forecast Dims Showers
The US Weather Bureau said moisture from the southwest brings showers to Arkansas but rain will end in most of the state Thursday. Thundershowers were scattered, affecting about half the area, with overnight lows in the mid 50s to mid 70s and highs in the 80s. Texarkana received .20 inch of rain Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
US Weather Bureau
Texarkana
Ekstat
El Dorado City Council Meeting Set for Thursday
The El Dorado City Council will hold its regular session Thursday at 7 39 p m. Officials say only routine business will be considered.
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el Dorado City
Wildcat Teamsters Strike Shrinks Truck Traffic Philadelphia
Wildcat walkout by Teamsters Local 107 halts most trucks in Philadelphia and Wilmington causing perishable spoilage. Mayor Tate says emergency under control while injunctions threaten contempt charges for union leaders and drivers. Hoffa orders drivers back to work as protests continue.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Local 107
Wilmington
Del
James H. J. Tate
Roadway Express Inc
Wildcat
Leo Weinrott
United States
Weinrott
Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Peater
Ministers Gather In Algiers
Foreign ministers from Africa and Asia meet in Algiers as Boumedienne's regime faces daily protests for Ben Bella. They must decide whether to invite Soviet Union and Malaysia to the June 29 summit while riots rise and several are injured.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algerian National Assembly
Soviet Union
Malaysia
Ben Bella
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Hastings Banda
Malawi
Etsusaburo Shiini
Boumedienne
London
Asia
Africa
AMA Plans Own Study On Smoking Health Policy
The American Medical Association declined to endorse the 1964 surgeon general report on smoking and health. The House of Delegates voted not to adopt Oregon’s resolution linking smoking to lung cancer and diseases, stating it had already noted in 1964 there was no need for full endorsement and would study the issue further.
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New York
API
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Oregon
Luther L. Terry
Bank Robbers Lose Loot After Mountain View Shootout
Three gunmen held banker and wife captive in Mountain View and robbed the bank of 2 500 in silver. A gun battle with officers left the robbers scattered in the hills as trooper Hendrix and Sutterfield exchanged fire and recovered the money after the getaway car was abandoned.
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Mountain View
Mountain View Bank Heist Recap From Mabry Account
Bank manager H S Mabry detailed the Mountain View robbery where two armed men tied him and his wife, forced entry to the bank, and absconded with about $2,000 after a roughly ninety minute hold up. The couple were later freed and the sheriff contacted. He described the assailants as wearing walkie talkies and masks during the crime.
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Mountain View
Ark
H.S. Mabry Jr
Mabry
Associated Press
Mountain Vew Bank
Mabrys
Mabrye Wes
Warren Firm Wins Bid on Highway 15 Surfacing Project
Arkansas bids set a new record for highway work with 11 projects totaling about 7 million dollars. Contracts span multiple counties from Pine Bluff to Texarkana, including grading, drainage, overpasses, and culverts on I-40 and Arkansas 15, with firms from Pine Bluff, Memphis, and Mississippi winning awarded amounts.
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Little Rock
County ST. Frances
Arkansas 75
Hicks Station
Shell Lake
H.N. Rogers & Sons
Memphis
Jefferson
Arkansas 15
46Th Street
Harding Ave
Pine Bluff
Southeast Construction Co., Inc
Lincoln
U.S
Grady
W. R. Fairchild Construction Co
Hattiesburg
Miss
Miller
Texarkana
W. R. Fairchild
Crawford
Interstate 40
Shibley Road
Alma
E. E. Barber Construction Co. Inc
Fort Smith
Arkanas
Sims
Washita
Craus Co
Logan
Kennedy pleads to halt spread of nuclear weapons
Senator Kennedy urged a global halt to nuclear weapons proliferation calling the 1983 test ban a first step. He warned the United States cannot delay action while nations able to produce weapons advance within three years and pressed for broader measures beyond the limited test.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia
New York Democrat
State Water Work Voted By House
House approves more than 136.5 million in water projects for Arkansas lakes and streams as part of a 42 billion federal public works bill. The measure funds Arkansas River and tributaries in Arkansas and Oklahoma, with varied allocations including bank stabilization, Beaver Reservoir, DeGray Reserve, De Queen, Ham, Maniece Beyou, Millwood and other sites.
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Washington
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Beaver
DeGray Reservoir
Maniece Beyou
Millwood
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Korea
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Peking
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Johnson
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways & Means Committee
NEA Telephoto
Larry Peckham
Wichita, Kan
George Alvin Burton
Powersite, Mo
Chester L. Durbin
Nile
Cone
Cullen Jake Storey
Hendrix
Petroilehe
Marshall
Iff Beale Sutterfield
Searcy County
Tiac
Sutterfield
Hix
Warren Firm
Old Union
Pigeon Hill
Moro Inc
Warren
Perry and Faulkner
Four Brothers Inc
North
Mississippi
Luxora Interchange
Missouri
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