Two Named To Budget Commission In North Carolina
Pene Dae Moore Eagles Jr of W and Edward M Oherron of Charlotte named to serve as public members on the North Carolina Advisory Budget Commission. The panel drafts the state budget for governor approval and is a powerful body. Eckerd represented Mecklenburg County in several sessions including 1951 1953 1955 and a 1956 special session.
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de Moore
Eagles Jr
Edward M. O’herron
Charlotte
North Carolina
Advisory
State Senate
Ad- Eckerd
Mecklenburg County
How Were Defenses Penetrated
Guerrilla attack on a heavily fortified air base in South Vietnam used careful planning and tactical surprise. About 25 infiltrators attacked parked fighters and cargo planes under cover of mortars, then withdrew as explosions lit the area. A U.S. Marine guard was killed during the assault near the runway.
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Hal Boyle
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Monty Bodington
Cranston
R.I
Viet Cong hit Da Nang base in night assault
Do Xuan Hien a 29 year old North Vietnamese officer is under interrogation as a Viet Cong team attacked Da Nang radar and barracks causing five million dollars in damage. A Hien infiltrated South Vietnam in April with the 325th Division and aided the hit run that killed an Air Policeman and damaged aircraft.
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da Nang Air Base
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
da Nang
U.S
Do Xuan Hien
Thanh Hoa
Navy
North
Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
7Th Fleet
Republic of South Viet Nam
Chu Lai
Phu Bai
Johnson orders supersonic transport program and FAA chief approved
President Johnson orders development of a supersonic transport with speeds up to 2000 mph under FAA administrator General William McKee. The plan involves contracts with Pratt & Whitney and United Aircraft and is based on a McNamara headed committee review. The effort aims for safety, competitiveness, and profitability, with Halaby praised for FAA leadership.
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Washington
Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
William McKee
FAA
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McKee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pratt & Whitney
United Aircraft Cp
East Hartford
Najeeb E. Halaby
Market Finds Calm After Gains In Turbulent Session
New York markets eased at midday after two days of losses, trading about two-thirds the pace of the prior two sessions. The decline narrowed as a smaller number of issues moved and a sharper contrast to earlier volatility emerged.
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New York
Gamble Benedict to Wed New York Police Fire Investigator
Clinton New York AP heiress Gamble Benedict and Thomas F. Gallagher a 32 year old state police investigator planned to wed at St Marys Church in Clinton near Utica. Gallagher 32 earned 11500 annually and is son of Thomas F Gallagher Sr a Rochester native and Cleveland Indians scout. The marriage follows a turbulent family history including Benedicts prior elopement and annulment with Andre Porumbeanu. The bride’s family reportedly left her an estate valued around 50 million after Benedicts death or inheritance.
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Clinton
N. Y
Gamble Benedict
Thomas F. Gallagher
New York State
St. Mary’s
Utica
Miss Benedict
North Carolina
Andre Porumbeanu
Douglas
Gallagher
Amine
Thomas F. Gallagher Sr
Rochester
Cleveland Indians
York
Ireland
Kathrine Geddes Benedict
New York City
Gamble
Henry Benedict
Gamble-Andre
Europe
Paris
Benedict
Andre
Gheorghe Milhail
Grigorea
Porumbeanu
Thomas Gallagher
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pope May Attend U N Meet
The Vatican observer said Pope Paul VI is expected to attend the next United Nations General Assembly session in September. Msgr. Alberto Giovannetti told a reporter it is premature to gauge final attendance.
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United Nations, N.Y
Vatican
United Nations
Paul VI
U. N. General Assembly
Alberto Giovannetti
Holy See
Four Injured As Continental Jet Breaks Up on Runway
A Continental Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Kansas City broke into three sections after skidding off a rain slicked runway at Municipal Airport. All four injured, 60 passengers and six crew aboard. Pilot Capt. Lee Zerba said heavy water on the runway contributed. The craft tore through a fence and struck a dike but there was no fire. Several hospitalized with head injuries and sprains. others treated and released. Passengers included two Force chaplains and several aircrew members.
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Kansas City, Mo
Continental Airlines
Municipal
Missouri River
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Lee Zerba
Ailvin Litschwager
Torrance
Calif
Marine Pfc
Carl Wolford
Columbus
Ohio
Howard T. Andeson
Thousand Oaks Calif
Don Holt
F' Segundo
Vivian Rojas
Kathy Lace
Manhattan Beach
Mill
Jack Moses
Lubbock
Tex
John Naughton
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Budget Commission
Viet Cong
Maj
R.E. Gruenther
Salida, Colo
Red Commando
Porumbea
U.N. Meet
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