Toll of Deaths Mounts in North Carolina Holiday
Traffic deaths rose over the Fourth of July weekend in North Carolina with 16 highway fatalities and one drowning. Victims include a Greenville family of three Ervin Ray Everett 32 Phoebe Ann Everett 24 and Gene Everett 37 as well as victims near Gastonia Kinston Beaufort and Shelby and a drowning near Beaufort.
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Tense On Links Billy Gets Free Advice
A man offers Billy Graham a curious tip after a tense moment about his links. The evangelist remains calm as the stranger proposes a bold solution, saying he will leave his locker open for Graham to help himself before the next game.
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Public backs Johnson Dominican Course by wide margins
The American public favors President Johnsons Dominican policy by about 3 to 1. Seventy eight percent support military action to prevent Communist gains and keep troops until a stable government is set. A strong majority object to needing OAS approval before intervention. The hue of opinion shows broad approval of the Dominican crisis handling.
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Peace Efforts Rebuffed in Vietnam Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Washington has met silence or rebuffs from the Communists in seeking a peaceful Vietnam settlement. He notes Beijing statements opposing talks while bombing continues and states Hanoi could include Viet Cong in any peace delegation. Ambassador Harriman calls Vietnam the toughest test for Communists. Sir Patrick Dean doubts UN role for now.
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Ba Gia Outpost Scene From Viet Nam Skirmish
Maj Irwin Cockett and his crew battled a Ba Gia outpost ambush as Viet Cong mortars opened fire and a 50 caliber machine gun barrage raked the area. The plane was badly damaged and exploded after an emergency landing. one crewman died, but Marines evacuated survivors.
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22 Giant B52s Hit Viet Cong Positions
U S officials said about 25 B52 bombers hit Viet Cong positions from Guam, dropping about 500 tons of bombs on a jungle tract 35 miles northeast of Saigon. No ground operation followed and return flight reported without losses.
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Rampant Fourth of July Rioting Triggers National Guard Deployments
Across five resort towns in Ohio, Missouri, Iowa and New York crowds of beer drinking youths clashed with police leaving 700 arrests and extensive property damage. In Geneva-on-the-Lake Ohio National Guard was sent in and Russells Point saw officers backed by guardsmen. Rockaway Beach Missouri saw 175 jailed as thousands gathered. fines followed and injuries reported.
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Communist Barge Captains Back Down at German Border
Seven East German barge captains who blocked Allied travel documents for three days signed Sunday, yielding to West German permits. They sailed toward West Germany from Berlin as authorities said the captains acknowledged the documents under four power traffic rules. West German permits cost $50. Allied permits are free. Mayor Willy Brandt urged allied pressure over East German regulations and air violations.
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Congress Faces Big Battles Ahead on Domestic Legislation
Washington AP reports Congress faces heavy fights over voting rights health care for the aged urban affairs housing and education bills and a presidential disability amendment as White House plans and public pressures shape a stalled agenda. The House and Senate majorities may not fully meet President Johnson's aims on policy shifts and duty free limits for international travel.
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Playboys diplomat Rubirosa dies in Paris car crash
Porfirio Rubirosa former Dominican diplomat and famed Paris social figure died of serious injuries after a Ferrari left the Bois de Boulogne road and collided with a parked car before striking a tree. He was being taken to a hospital.
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