Global War Escalation and Turmoil Reported Worldwide
U S pilots bombed the Hanoi Haiphong area amid heavy antiaircraft fire while Communist forces struck U S bases in Cu Chi and Da Nang. B52 raids into North Vietnam continued as casualties rose to 1 457 in a week. In the Middle East Arab nations condemned U S aid to Israel as a new U N resolution debate unfolded in New York. Kisangani and Lagos saw aid airlifts and rebel advances as Congolese and Nigerian forces clashed. In Hong Kong, British troops suppressed a pro Communist union raid with arrests and violence. Paris marked Bastille Day with a military parade as De Gaulle prepared to review the ceremonial march.
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Rights Balkers Hit by NAACP and CORE Grant
Civil rights leader Roy Wilkins urged President Johnson to act decisively against officials blocking enforcement of civil rights laws. Ford Foundation issued a 175000 grant to CORE in Cleveland, part of a 502000 package to the city amid rioting. Newark and Hartford saw fresh race tensions as AMC began UAW contract talks, with Reuther signaling potential concessions.
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Queen OKs Harewood Marriage Amid Royal Scrutiny
Queen Elizabeth II approves the marriage of Earl of Harewood to Patricia Tuckwell, a 38-year-old divorcée, amid the royal family’s historic spotlight since the 1936 Edward VIII admission. The cabinet advised consent under the Royal Marriages Act of 1772 as Harewood, 44, seeks to wed the Australian former model and mother of a son.
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Discharged GI Enlisted Under Brother Name in Fraud Case
A 35 year old soldier from Gering Nebraska was discharged from the Army for fraudulent enlistment after serving months in Vietnam. He had enlisted under his younger brother Howard Hamburg's name claiming he could not rejoin under his own. Howard reportedly did not know of the action.
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Kosygin says China can be bypassed in Vietnam talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin says Red China can be bypassed to settle the Vietnam war. Cyrus S Eaton reports a 414 hour discussion with Kosygin on June 30, noting the war is the major problem and may be settled without China's participation. East German leader Ulbricht was renamed chairman of the State Council and National Defense Council. Willi Stoph kept the premiership.
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Keith Richards allowed to travel abroad on bond
Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards obtained permission from the Lord Chief Justice in London to go abroad for a defined period while appealing a drug conviction. He is authorized to leave the country for professional work.
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Postal Post Names O Mara As Assistant Postmaster General
President Johnson on Thursday announced John L. O Mara of Western Electric Co. Oklahoma City as assistant postmaster general.
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CMA Leader Robert L. Thomas Named Executive Director
Robert L. Thomas aged 43 from Lafayette has been appointed executive director of the California Medical Association, marking a major leadership shift within the organization.
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