Vietnamese airlifted Rangers clash as Viet Cong battle rages
Fighting in the area intensified with Vietnamese ranger units airlifted in. A Viet Cong training camp 40 miles north of Saigon was reported destroyed with three Viet Cong killed and two captured. A U S Mohawk reconnaissance plane was missing after scouting Communist areas near Bien Hoa. Capt. Gordon F. Nelson and Capt. James R. Carnes were rescued after a downed F105 jet flight north of Vinh.
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Saigon
Binh Duong
U. S
Bien Hoa
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Vinh
Nn Fong
Space capsule astronauts decline ticker tape parades
Space officials said invitations for parades in New York Newark and Miami were declined and the space center expected a celebration in St Petersburg Florida. Julian Scheer noted the schedule and the crew watched onboard film while Captain Gordon Cooper or Gemini era captions were discussed.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Space Center
New York
Newark
N.J
Miami
Julian Scheer
IASA
McDivitt
Rusk Foresees Sharp Engagements in Vietnam War
In a NBC interview Secretary of State Rusk said U.S. forces in South Vietnam face sharp fighting as monsoon season begins. He noted no desire to call it a war, while stressing tens of thousands of North Vietnamese arms and personnel have moved to aid the South.
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Washington
Steve Dean Rusk
U.S
South Viet Ty
Rebbits
NBC
United States
Asia
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
North Viet ‘Nam
U.S. Milee
South Viet
NASA debate underscores space value for America
Officials defend space spending as a 1 percent of GNP investment, emphasizing US jobs, education, technology, and security. NASA advocates, including Dr Homer Newell, discuss the moon’s role in understanding solar system origins and long term exploration potential.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Webb
Johnson
Homer Newell
NASA
Space Science and Applications
Newell
Earth
Mars
Venus
Welfare Board Looks at Space Needs for Greensboro Office
Guilford County Welfare Board discussed expanding Greensboro operations from about 18,000 square feet across four buildings to 25 000 to 30 000 square feet. They weighed renting versus maintenance, noted potential federal funds if all Greensboro work under one roof, and planned further talks with county commissioners on the 1965 66 budget.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Welfare Board
S. M. Thompson
High Point
Reensboro
Summit Avenue
Thompson
R. Eugene Brown
State Welfare
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Welfare Department
Guilford County
S. Main Street
Thomas
Guilford
Welfare Board
Forsyth
Detective's six year journey to degree inspires family
New York detective and World War II veteran Steve Crowley, a high school dropout, earns a BA in social science from St John’s after completing a six year evening program in five years. He balanced full shifts with study, earning seven commendations while his wife and seven children witness the milestone and cheer his effort.
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Helene Crowley
Steve
Steve Crowley
St. Sunday
Crowley
New York City
Department Sane Uichele
St. John’s
Greetings Extended To ARP Church in Flat Rock
The General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church received greetings from eight related church bodies. Representatives included Presbyter J A Juarez from Mexico and Rev Jack H Barker from Cumberland Presbyterian, among others from Scotland.
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Flat Rock
N. C
General Synod
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Scotland
Mexico
J. A. Juarez
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Jack H. Barkier
Cumberland Presb Church
J. V. C. Sum
Cross
Reformed Presbyte Church
Evangelical
Orbiting Patrols Considered to Maintain Public Peace
Report suggests a series of orbiting police patrols as a method to keep the peace. Details on design, cost, and deployment remain under discussion among city officials.
Search Pressed For Boy's Body In Onslow County
Rescue squads aided by Coast Guardsmen pressed their search today for the body of Chessie R. Wilson 14 of Warsaw who drowned with three companions during a 4 H outing in White Oak River eight miles west of Swansboro Onslow County. The bodies of John E. Moore 9 of Pamlico Thomas Wilkins of Warsaw and Kenneth Sutton 4 of Pamlico were recovered Tuesday night. Two other boys were rescued.
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Swansboro
N. C
Chessie R. Wilson
Warsaw
White Oak River
Onslow
John E. Moore
Pamlico
Thomas Wilkins
Gastonia Man Charged With Murder in Mother-in-Law Slaying
Gastonia Bob Morgan, 27, is charged with murder in the shotgun killing of his mother-in-law Mrs Bertha Brown, 48, at her East Gastonia home. Morgan said he went there seeking his wife, reportedly mother of three of his four children, and carried a four-year-old son as the gunfire erupted.
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Gastonia
N. C
Bob Morgan
Bertha Brown
East Gastonia
Morgan
Brown
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