U.S. Planes Stray Near Hainan Hit by Chinese Aircraft
Two U.S. Navy Skyraiders were attacked near Hainan Island. One plane was shot down while the other escaped to Da Nang. Peking Radio accused the United States of war provocations. Pentagon officials could not confirm damage or pilot injuries on the second aircraft.
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Hainan Island
da Nang
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Zasteer
Hainan
Peking Radio
U.S
U.S. Asst
Phil G. Goulding
Subic Bay
Carrier Coral Sea
Gulf of Tonsin
Jail stalls progress in New York garbage talks
Negotiations over a new contract for 10,000 sanitation workers stalled as union leader John J. Delury remained jailed and Justice Saul Streit refused to release him for talks. Paul O'Dwyer warned swift agreement was unlikely while Mayor John V. Lindsay moved to regain control after legislative leaders blocked Rockefeller's temporary takeover bid.
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John V. Lindsay
Paul O'Dwyer
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association
Supreme Court
Saul Streit
John J. Delury
Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S. resumes arms shipments to Jordan in Middle East balance
The State Department announced Wednesday the resumption of arms shipments to Jordan after a suspension since last June. Officials cited maintaining U.S. and Western ties and a balanced military situation in the region, despite reports of clashes near the Jordan River with eight Arab infiltrators.
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U.S
Middle East
Jordan
Hussein
State Department
Israel
Jordan River
Hanoi Rejects Peace Rusk Report on Viet Nam Talks
Secretary Rusk said North Vietnam has rejected President Johnson's San Antonio peace plan. U.S. warplanes bomb Hue as Marines prepare to advance. In Saigon heavy fighting leaves 138 Viet Cong dead. Airstrikes target Canale Des Rapides bridge near Hanoi. Thant meets Hanoi diplomat in Paris on peace talks. Korea Pact seeks prompt action if North Korean provocations recur. Soviet warning over West Berlin raises Berlin tensions.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
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Thant
Paris
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Vietnam
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Riots erupt in Santo Domingo over Castro revolt call
Widespread downtown disturbances in Santo Domingo blamed on Fidel Castro inspired revolt. Gunfire echoed all day as a student demonstrator died struck by a policeman during a bonfire incident. Snipers wounded two officers. over 50 arrests in the capital and more in interior cities. Army encircled the University of Santo Domingo with armored cars and tanks in place.
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Fidel Castro
University of Santo Domingo
Patman Attacks Fed Chief Over Economic Policy
Rep Wright Patman accuses Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin of causing damage to the U.S. economy during a hearing of the House Senate Economic Committees. Martin dismisses the charge with a light remark as the exchange grows heated.
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Wright Patman
D-Tex
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
House Senate Economic Committee
Patman
House Banking Committee
McChesney
Martin Sance
Runoff amendment urged to reform presidential election
Rep. Jonathan Bingham proposed a national runoff to avoid three way presidential contests pushing to the House though approval before 1966 is impossible. The plan would need two thirds in Congress and ratification by 38 states. Prices and others follow.
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Jonathan B. Bingham
D-N.y
Bingham
George Wallace
Alabama
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Senate
Indict Ex Gov Barron on Bribery and Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted former West Virginia Governor W. W. Barron and five others on bribery and conspiracy charges. Barron, governor 1961 to 1965, called the case politically inspired. Other defendants include state officials BurA Sawyer and Vincent Johinkoski, Truman Gore, Bonn Brown, and Alfred Schroath. Sawyers, Gore, and Johinkoski were suspended.
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Barrun
Harran
United Football League
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Vincent Johinko~ski
Truman E. Gore
Bonn Brown
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Ex Governor McKeldin Breaks Down On Abolishing Death Penalty
Former Maryland governor Theodore R. McKeldin testified before the Maryland Senate Judiciary Committee that he regretted four hangings during his term, saying he lacked the character to act against public pressure. He asked for forgiveness as his voice trembled.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
McKeldin
Judiciary Committee
Maryland Senate
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