Strongholds Scorched as Planes Bomb Viet Cong Bases
U S and Vietnamese warplanes scorched guerrilla bases in South Viet Nam killing about 295 Viet Cong. Marines repelled a west Chu Lai attack with four guerrillas killed. In air strikes over North Viet Nam, U S planes hit targets north and south of Hanoi leaving a large building ruined.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Chu Lai
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Lang Chi
Ha- M
Qui Nhon
Big da Nang
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Stoddard
John R. Craig
da Nang Harbor
Quang Ngai
Kenneth G. Blackwell
Newaygo
Mich
Bien Hoa
Tai Xuouan
Yen Bay
Protests in Salonika Rally Against US NATO and Greek Royal Family
In Salonika a mass protest of over 5,000 youths organized by pro Communist groups marched past the U S consulate shouting Down with marionettes of Johnson and Pull out of NATO The crowd targeted the Greek royal family and King Constantine amid rising anti American sentiment and political turmoil in Greece with police on standby.
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Salonika
Greece
United States
Johnson
Constantine
Frederika
Germany
Hitler Youth Movement
George Papandreou
Ku Klux Klan Seeks New Image and Voter Power
AP reporting from Raleigh details Klan leaders portraying the Ku Klux Klan as a lawful political force aiming to be a major voting bloc by 1968. Leaders stress nonviolent, open presence, deny bigotry, and defend themselves against civil rights critiques while reiterating white supremacy as their core stance.
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Raleigh, N.C
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
New Miss Universe Crowned In Miami
In Miami Beach Florida the Miss Universe pageant crowned Apasra Hongsakula of Thailand as Miss Universe 1965. The runner up was Virpi Miettinen of Helsinki Finland, described as a blue eyed blonde model.
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Apasra Hongsakula
Thailand
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Virpi Miettinen
Helsinki
U.S.A
Sue Ann Downey
Columbus
Ohio
Sweden
Ingrid Norrman
Anna Schuit
Amsterdam
Holland
Bangkok
Apasra
Perm Hongsakula
Hongsak
Pook
Rama IV
Klan Leaders Defy President Amid Marches and Rallies
President Johnson announced the arrest of three Klansmen in the killing of a Detroit white woman who joined a civil rights march. The Klan rallies and drives surged as indicted men appeared at gatherings in Alabama and North Carolina amid cheering crowds and inflated membership claims.
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North Carolina
Klan
KKK
Johnson
Detroit
Alabama
Attorney's Wife Wins State Title
Mrs. Lacy S Hair of Fayetteville won Mrs North Carolina at a Raleigh luncheon and will compete for Mrs America in San Diego August 22 29 She is active in the Junior Woman's Club and the Young Democratic Club and led the Clothing Closet welfare project Her husband Lacy Hair and two children attended the event.
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Burlington, N.C
Lacy S. Hair
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
North Carolina
Mrs. Hair
Scott
Suzanne
Lacy Hair
Lacy Jr
San Diego
Calif
Junior Woman’s Club
Young Democratic Club
Junior Woman's Club
Raeford High School
Hiroshima Atom Bomb Fear Lingers Story Page 3
Fear and uncertainty linger in Hiroshima after the atomic bombing as residents cope with destruction and long term health risks. Government aid and international reactions frame ongoing recovery efforts and public anxiety.
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Hiroshima
Battle Begins Nudist Crackdown Hits Saint Tropez Beach
French gendarmes in regulation bathing suits launched an offensive against nudists who frequented Saint Tropez. Police cite moral concerns and plan to deter public nudity while a local merchant advertises khaki military-style bathing suits to help ex nudists battle enforcement.
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Saint Tropez
France
Oo Tropez
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Papandreou
Athens
Eedreou
Center Union Party
Giant Cross
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
N.C
South Carolina
Bob Scoggins
Spartanburg
New Bern
Dong Hoi
U.S. Aggessors
Wirephota
Atlanta, Ga
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Shelton
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Lady Hair
Thomasville
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