Explosions At Greensboro Chemical Plant Injure Five
Five people are injured, three seriously, as explosions and fires destroy the Cinder-Lederer Chemicals plant six miles south of Greensboro on the High Point highway. Names include Sumpter Hughes Otis Hughes Warner Bell and Isaac J Bynum with Lois Hope treated for minor injuries.
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Greensboro
Cinder-Lederer Chemicals, Inc
Robert A. Bruce
Sumpter Hughes
Otis Hughes
Warner Bell
Reidsville
Lois Joanne Hope
Isaac J. Bynum
Hope
Bynum
High Point Highway
Guilford County
R. W. Grant
Goldwater Assails Defense Spending Push in Texas
In Fort Worth and Dallas crowds, Sen. Barry Goldwater attacked Johnson administration spending shifts favoring subsidies over defense. He questioned the TFX warplane contract award to Gen Dynamic in Fort Worth, urging a Senate inquiry and calling it politically influenced.
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Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Fort Worth
Goldwater
Gen. Dynamics Corp
Fort
San Diego
New Orleans
Sterling Steeves
Tarrant County
Johnson Committee
Boeing Co
Seattle
Coastal Cleanup Begins as Gladys Passes Off North Carolina
Crews repair and clear roads on the Outer Banks after Hurricane Gladys, which stayed about 225 miles east of Norfolk and moved northward at 8 mph. Easier to pass on NC 12 and ferry service will resume. schools in Manteo and Kitty Hawk closed due to unsafe road conditions.
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N.C
North Carolina
Norfolk
Hatteras
Weather Bureau
Eos
Hatteras Island
Buxton
Highway Patrol
Kitty Hawk
Oregon Inlet
The
Highway Commission
Commission
N.C. 12
Cape Hatteras
Virginia Capes
Gladys
U.S. 158
Laurence Swain
Civil Defense
Dare County
Poe
Ocracoke
Warren Commission Report Summary Published As Book
The Enterprise will publish the official Warren Commission summary on Kennedy’s assassination. AP rushes a hard-cover edition of the full report, expected at over 300000 words. Orders: send $1.50 per copy to The Enterprise with name and address.
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Kennedy
Associated Press
West Germans Approve Wall Crossing Pact
West Germany's cabinet approves an accord with East German authorities allowing West Berlin residents to visit East Berlin via wall crossings. The deal, described as humanitarian, authorizes signatures by West and East officials in a bid to ease travel while avoiding recognition of the Communist government.
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Carl Hartman
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Brandt
Iity
Horst Kerber
Erich Wendt
West Germany
Ther
von Hase
West
Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Curtain Lifts on 1965 Auto Models From Major Makers
Detroit reports the debut of 363 new 1965 models as Ford and American Motors reveal Lincoln Continental and Ramblers. GM divisions premiere Thursday with Ford lines Friday. Prices largely hold for seventh year amid UAW gains. 1965 cars trend toward longer, more powerful styling with more engine options and accessories. Chevrolet leads with 45 models, Ford with 44.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
American Motors
General Motors
Jer Corp
Ford
United Auto Workers
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Shattered Body of Greenville Girl Found in California
Helen Mason a 16 year old from Greenville left for Los Angeles seeking work and ended up dead. An oil field worker spotted a car circle and found her crushed body. Paul Baker 20 identified the remains saying he hitchhiked with Helen and Mrs Sharon Baker Hawkins 17. The two traveled with Helen claiming they were married though detectives said no marriage existed. The coroner ruled death as multiple crushing injuries from the wheels.
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Los Angeles
Helen Mason
Greenville
D.C
Midandi
Seméil
Iff
Paul Baker
Sheriff’s Department
Baker
Sharon Baker Hawkins
Helen
Ruth Crymes
Mendell Baker
Tracy City
Tenn
Four Trapped Men Freed at Nevada Test Site
Four workers trapped in an 1800 foot deep test shaft at the Nevada test site were rescued after a cable failure. George R. Cooper of Tucson and three others were brought to the surface in good condition after a three and a half day ordeal. One worker, James C. Gray, was killed. others injured lightly. Rescuers cleared the tangled cable and restored elevator service to complete the lift.
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Nev
Nevada Test Site
George R. Cooper
Tucson
Ariz
Floyd Shaw
Santa Barbara
Calif
Leland Roeder
Pioche
Art Luhnow
North Las Vegas
James C. Gray
Indian Springs
Two U S Planes Shot Down Near Rach Gia
Two US Air Force Skyraiders were shot down near Rach Gia 125 miles southwest of Saigon during close air support. One American pilot is missing, the Vietnamese pilot was rescued. the second plane crash landed and the American reached government lines. Vietnamese markings masked the aircraft, and fighting continued in the area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Rach Gia
Johnson frames choice in voters hands for November election
President Johnson told six labor union audiences that voters will choose between a responsible mainstream and reckless extremes in the November election. He argued the heart of American life is under attack and urged Americans to defend it. He said Americans are not given a simple choice of parties or ideologies but a broader test of civic resolve.
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Johnson
Ace
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