Mansfield Expect U N Action On Vietnam After South Vietnam Vote
Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., says the Johnson administration will push for United Nations action on Vietnam after the September 3 elections in South Vietnam. He notes the White House discussion and hopes the issue reaches the Security Council soon. Mansfield praises McNamara's testimony opposing mining Haiphong and endorses the administration's position.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Johnson
U.N
Vietnam
South
U.S
Security Council
Mansfield
Senate
White House
United Nations
South Vietnam
U Thant
North Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Haiphong
Inflation pressures rise in family groceries
Washington reports new inflationary pressure focusing on the family food bill. Groceries drive day-to-day purchases and can spark strong housewife emotions, signaling potential political profit for administrations and opposition efforts to tap the issue for votes.
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Washington
Slacken In Vietnam War Action Dominates Reports
Reports Saturday emphasize a slower ground war with Task Force Oregon claiming 29 guerrilla kills while six Americans die and 46 wounded across South Vietnam. Air offensives continue on both sides as three American brigades aid Marines and South Vietnamese troops in the northern 1st Corps area. Government economists warn July price rises signal inflation, urging a 10 percent income tax surcharge to curb a potential budget deficit.
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Saigon
U.S
Oregon
Quang Ngai
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
1St Corps
Congress
Johnson
Andrew F. Brimmer
Federal Reserve Board
Seattle
Padlocked Motel and Truck Stop Raided in Thomasville
Eleven others arrested in a raid on an abortion and safe robbery ring at the Longview Motel and Truck Stop. Sheriff Fred C. Sink and police from Thomasville Greensboro and Lexington conducted the operation with twelve arrests and all detainees held in local jails.
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Longview
Thomasville
Illinois
Davidson County
Fred C. Sink
Superior Court
Robert M. Gambill
Lexington
Sheriff’s Department
Greensboro
South Of The Border Film Sparks Local Debate
Readers debate a Tarheel Drive-In showing the bare-breasted film "1 A Woman" in High Point and its ban status. The anti-bosom ordinance targets the city, while the outlying drive-in sits in pro-bosom territory. The low budget film draws big box office as audiences react to sensational billing.
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Roy Rogers
Wimmen
No All Negro High School in High Point Planned
The statement says no all Negro high school will be available in High Point after next June. William Penn buildings may be repurposed for elementary use, but no firm plans exist. Long-range projections require two high schools, with Andrews Senior High opening by fall 1968.
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High Point
William Penn
M. B
Andrews
E. Washington Drive
Largest dog in the world record holder named Sevarg's Elbo von der Mark thalle
The St Bernard known for Alpine rescue work is cited as the largest dog in history with a 246 pound weighing record set in 1961. The claim links to Jack Butzback of California, noted as a potential poverty relief candidate.
Overseas employment leads and contact points
The note lists overseas work sources in Vietnam and beyond. It mentions J A Jones Construction Co Charlotte as a possible employer and provides addresses for Overseas Jobs Miami New York Hill International Miami Austco Long Beach for year round and summer jobs and government assisted passages.
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S. Vietnam
J. A. Jones Construction Co
Charlotte
Saturday Review
International
Miami
Fla
United Nations Plaza
N. Y
Hill International Publications
P. O
East Islip
Australia
Long Beach
Calif
Why Hurricanes Get Girls Names in 1953
The piece explains the 1953 naming system by the U S Weather Bureau and lists this year’s hurricane names. It then quotes Henry Draughn urging residents to stop piling clippings in streets, citing City Code Sec 109 and city street cleaners.
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W. A
U.S. Weather Bureau
Arlene
Beulah
Cindy
Debra
Edith
Freda
Ginny
Helena
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Margo
Nona
Orchid
Portia
Rachel
Sandra
Terese
Vera
Wallis
High Point
Henry Craughn
Lissen
Frens
Draughn
John Hodiak Dead at 41 in Tarzana Calif
Newsweek obituary dated October 31 1955 reports John Hodiak died of a heart attack October 19 1955 in Tarzana California at age 41. It notes no television series TV involvement in the notice.
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John Hodiak
Newsweek
Hodiak
Tarzana
Calif
Louisiana Grant-In-Aid Act Declared Illegal
A three judge federal court in New Orleans ruled Louisiana's grant in aid act unconstitutional. The panel found the program intended to finance private non sectarian schooling to preserve segregation. The decision underscores the state's policy being driven toward separate schooling.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
E. W. Gravelet
Vietnam election hit by bombing near rally
The bombing of a bus near a campaign rally killed 22 civilians and wounded six as South Vietnam chieftain Nguyen Van Thieu and rival Nguyen Cao Ky campaign ahead of the voting. Thieu urged peace talks while Ky announced a hard line and a possible halt to corruption purges in the army.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
My Tho
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Hue
Independence Palace
U.S
North Vietnam
Washington
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Council
Southeast Asia
France
United States
Arthur Goldberg
Lavena Daniels
Jerry Parrish
Dermont Conrad
Penn
Zsa Zsa
Badin
India
Anne Sean
Reds
Hanoi
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