Heavy Talda North Viet raids strike near Hanoi and Haiphong
North Viet shells and air strikes hit rail lines and targets north of Hanoi and Haiphong. Navy pilots attacked a soccer stadium and oil depot while F105s pounded the Kep railroad yard near Hanoi. U.S. forces reported 133 missions and one lost combat plane with two pilots rescued.
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North Viet
Hanoi
Haiphong
al Larrea
Thei Taunch
Érwin
Hai Duong
Cmdr
Gene Land
Biloxi
Miss
Navy
Air Force
Marine
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S
South Vietnam
North
U.S. Marine
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Army
Oregon
101St Airborne Division
25Th Infantry Division
196Th Light Infantry
Secom
Air
Thailand
China
Kep
Fire Hazard Camp Fire Deaths Prompt Phasing Out
In Tallahassee the cabinet revealed a World War II era wooden barracks camp near Jay that housed 37 dead inmates was a known fire hazard. Road Camp 12 and 12 more camps with wooden barracks are being phased out. arson ruled in Milton as the cause of the fatal blaze.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Doyle Conner
Milton
Thomas E., Ard
Pensacola
Earl F. Hoffman
Joseph Earl Wynder
Marianna
Truck Driver Faces Heavy Fine and Jail Time in Illinois
Leonidas Michigan truck driver may serve 10 months in Lee County Jail unless he pays a $1,584 fine imposed by Magistrate Morey Pires. Foster was fined for carrying 4 lead 15,840 pounds overweight with a 10 cent per pound overage.
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Dixon, Ill
Leonidas, Mich
Lee County
Almond
Foster
Morey Pires
Monsoons Return to Dry India
Steady monsoon rains returned to Bihar State for the first time in three years. Famine relief programs will continue into December. Relief workers estimate 10,000 starvation deaths across Bihar eastern Uttar Pradesh northern Madhya Pradesh and two areas of West Bengal, though officials have not confirmed fatalities.
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Bodhigaya
India
Bihar
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
West Bengal
Marshall opposes judges using personal views in rulings
Washington AP Marshall, Johnson nominees to the Supreme Court, says judges must not inject personal ideas into decisions. The assertion came as Southern senators pressed critiques during the Senate judiciary committee hearing for his third day of questioning. If confirmed, Marshall would be the first Black justice on the high court. He was nominated June 13 by President Johnson to replace Justice Tom C Clark. Sen Ervin and Sen McClellan warned that frequent reversals of prior rulings threaten the Constitution and sow chaos in justice.
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Washington
Marshall
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
High Court
Senate
Johnson
Tom C. Clark
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
John L. McClellan
Ervin
Joint Paper Operation Is Attacked
Washington AP. Press critic Ben H. Bagdikian says antitrust exemption for joint operation of failing newspapers would not preserve editorial independence but camouflage its loss. University of Utah law professor John J. Flynn agrees. They cite Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune case and note joint operations in 22 cities. Justice Dept challenged Tucson Citizen and Arizona Star joint ventures.
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Washington
Ben H. Bagdikian
Bagdikian
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
University of Utah
Flynn
Deseret News
Salt Lake Tribune
Justice Department
Tucson
Ariz
Citizen
Arizona Star of Tucson
Interracial Marriage Set To Happen In Tennessee
In Nashville, Herman McDaniel and his white fiancée Joyce Prescott plan to wed Friday, the first interracial marriage recorded in Tennessee after the attorney general ruled a county clerk cannot deny a license to a racially mixed couple who meet legal requirements. The couple was previously denied by the Davidson County probate master, but state guidance citing a Supreme Court decision overruled the ban, and they intend to reapply at the Nashville Metropolitan Courthouse.
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Nashville, Tenn
Herman McDaniel
Tennessee
State Attorney General's Office
McDaniel
Joyce Presccott
Davidson County
Spiller Campbell
Campbell
Milton Rice
R. E. Wore
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
David Vincent
Nashville
Two 11-Year-Olds Return From Backyard Capsule Mission
In SOUTH LYON Michigan two local boys Dale Kern and David Boatman spent four days in a wooden space capsule in a backyard. They were supported by Dale's mother Mrs Kalvin Kern who supplied food and other necessities while the boys followed a real space mission rhythm with ten minute toilet breaks every eight hours.
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South Lyon
Mich
Dale Kern
David Boatman
Kern
Kalvin Kern
Dale
Kennedy kin backs Sheridan amid Garrison probe
Walter Sheridan, an NBC investigative reporter, appeared before the Orleans Parish grand jury as the Garrison inquiry widens. Senator Robert F. Kennedy issued a statement praising Sheridan’s integrity and long association with the Kennedy family, marking the first Kennedy family reaction to the probe.
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New Orleans
Walter Sheridan
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Sheridan
Wasington
National Broadcasting Co
Orleans Parish
Garrison
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
FBI
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Sen. Kennedy
Downed Yank Pilot Rescued After Dragon Fire Mission
Lt Cmdr Dew Veitch, shot down near a North Vietnamese rail yard, survived a long, perilous ejection and hid on a steep hillside. Navy helicopter pilot Neil Sparks, under heavy fire, recovered Veitch after a tense rescue as MiG-21s engaged nearby. Veitch, 35, from Wisconsin, awaits return to the Oriskany after 75 prior missions.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Cmdr
Dew Met
Anthony Veitch
Laona
Wis
Verich
Vietnam
Oriskany
Werich
U.S
Piot
The
Australia
Blytheville Plans Segregation End By Closing Harrison High
Blytheville Ark AP reports a proposed $1 million school expansion to go before voters in September includes eliminating the all Negro Harrison High School. The plan by the Blytheville School Board adds a vocational wing to Blytheville High, builds another junior high, and adds classrooms at some elementary schools to qualify for extra federal funds.
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Blytheville, Ark
Harrison High School
Blytheville
Blytheville High School
Office of Education
Arabs Fail to Get New Soviet Aid
Arab leaders Boumedienne of Algeria and Aref of Iraq returned from Moscow after talks with Brezhnev and Kosygin, signaling no firm Soviet backing for new military action against Israel. The Soviets offered a U.N. centered path, while warning of broader conflict in the Suez area, as the U.N. General Assembly and Security Council maneuvers continued with Cairo based discussions among Nasser Atassi and El Azhari.
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Associated Press
Howard Boumedienne
Algeria
Abdel Rahman Aref
Iraq
Moscow
Israel
Boumedienne
Aref
Cairo
Communist Party
Leonid 1. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Noureddin Atassi
Ismail el Azhari
U.N. Security Council
Suez Canal
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
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Bob Wilhite
Assembly of God Church
Hope Kiwanis Club
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Lloyd Thrash
Bill Couzyn
Honolulu
Bob Trout
Gordon
Dick Moore
Texarkana
seRwa
Samada
Croup
VY Price
LEVIS
Rephan
STAR
Offeat
Bob Kennedy
Neil Sparks
Tulsa
Okla
Arkla
Ansas Louisiana Gas CO
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