International Air War and Geneva Day Amid Global Turmoil
American fighter bombers clashed with North Vietnamese MIGs near Hanoi Haiphong in the first dogfights in six weeks with no losses reported. South Vietnam observed a National Day of Shame marking the Geneva accords anniversary. Nguyen Van Thieu led ceremonies as he campaigns for president. Truce observers urged restraint in the Suez Canal zone while Indonesia moves against Sukarno backers and Hong Kong raids disrupt Communist operations.
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National Vesage Sets Up Tough Tire Regulations
Government proposes strict tire labeling for new cars to match tire types to vehicle weight. Beginning Jan 1, 1969 labels on glove compartments would show required tires, with wall markings to verify. July 1, 1969 to include tire wear indicators and rims must hold a deflated tire during a blowout until stop from 60 mph. Also reports airliner crashes killing 137, including government officials. CAPE KENNEDY mission Explorer 35 launches toward the moon. Racial violence fear prompts guards in several states. curfew in Cairo Illinois. injuries and stolen rifles noted. Akron rubber union ratifies new contract ending June 22 strike.
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Prosecute Ballet Stars Says Attorney In San Francisco
Attorney R Jay Engel filed a petition asking the district attorney prosecute ballet stars Margot Fonteyn and Rudolph Nureyev for their Rose rooftop party in Haight Ashbury. He argued charges may apply despite prior dismissals and cited harsher cases with less evidence. The July 11 raid led to arrests and subsequent releases and dropped charges for FonteynNureyev and 16 others. A Beverly Hills woman, Nancy Moore, 24, remained critical after self immolation at a service station on July 4 amid LSD use.
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Protest remark at Expo 67 lands $100 fine
John Barry Lord a 26 year old Canadian paintings curator at Expo 67 was fined 100 for shouting murderer and butcher during President Johnsons visit on May 25 Grace Mickelson of Rapid City M D was installed Wednesday night as president of the International Toastmistress Club at the close of a four day Los Angeles convention
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Los Angeles
Rector Dies after long service at St John’s Los Angeles
The Rev. George David son, rector of St John’s Episcopal Church in Los Angeles for 38 years, died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital aged 87 after a hip fracture. A solemn requiem will be held at St John’s Friday with burial at Forest Lawn Glendale.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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