10 Inches Of Rain Sets Athens Awash
Athens flood injures several in flood related accidents as Oconee River rises well above normal. Crews report bridges washed out and trailers at risk with motorists stranded and residents securing units to trees amid ongoing flash flooding.
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Georgia
Military Approach In Asia Protested
Washington AP Former top State Department official Roger Hilsman says he quit the Johnson administration over a military path to victory in Vietnam and argues Kennedy would have avoided it. He cites bombing of North Vietnam as aimed at crushing Hanoi rather than retaliation. Other leaders weighed Vietnam and Middle East crises in various appearances.
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Norwich University
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Conn
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R-Ill
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Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Draft Rejections Drop as Vietnam War Spreads Testing Standards
A Army surgeon general report shows 176 027 youths failed mental standards and 23 555 were disqualified for both mental and physical reasons in 1966. Total examinees rose to 1.61 million from 1.23 million in 1965, with declines in rejections among White and Black youths due to relaxed mental criteria amid Vietnam demands.
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Vietnam
Svetlana Alliluyeva criticizes Kosygin over India stay
Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva says Premier Kosygin tried to block her from extending her visit to India for her husband's ashes and refused official permission to remain. She notes Khrushchev would have granted it, implying policy shift under Kosygin influenced her decision to seek refuge in the United States.
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Three Girls Drown After Creek Search Near Mocksville
Three young girls disappeared while hiking near Mocksville and drowned in Dutchmen's Creek. Kay Champ 12 Cindy Champ 7 and Linda Durham 7, all of Fork Davie County were found early Sunday. It is believed Linda Durham fell in first, then the Champs tried a rescue. Searches found canvas shoes on a ledge and the bodies 200 to 300 yards apart upstream.
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Linda Durham
James Durham
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Davie County
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Riots Rock Roxbury Boston Three Nights of Violence
In Roxbury Boston three nights of rock throwing looting arson and sniper fire injure over 70 people and lead to 100 arrests with property damage in the millions Local leaders urge Gov Volpe to declare the area a disaster area to unlock loans and aid Firefighters and police faced stone pelting and a sniper incident with no injuries reported in the final described clash.
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