Kennedy family faces long vigil after RFK shooting
Rose Kennedy stays with her husband at Hyannis Port as Robert Kennedy remains in critical condition. Cardinal Cushing describes the family as guided by a saintly matriarch while Ed Walsh and Jean Smith relay updates from the hospital. Sammy Davis Jr withdraws from a London performance as his heart stays in America.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
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Sen
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Cape Cod
Robert
Edward
Massachusetts
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Rose
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Sammy Davis Jr
London
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Davis
All Americans
Vietnam Rangers Crush Cong Stronghold in Saigon
South Vietnamese Rangers backed by American tanks broke a Viet Cong stranglehold in six blocks of Saigon's Chinese district Cholon. Six Vietnamese soldiers died and five wounded, as 34 Viet Cong were killed and four captured. Fire from Communist mortars continued as the attack opened a new breakthrough after six days of house to house fighting. In Washington the House cleared for final passage a crime control bill restricting mail order handgun sales and setting age limits, amid debate over Kennedy assassination aftermath.
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Cholon
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Emanuel Celler
House-Senate
Senate
White House
Celler
D-N.y
U.N
United Nations
Security Council
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Council
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ethel Kennedy
New York City
Clash at peace table in Paris-North Vietnam talks
North Vietnamese negotiators said Hanoi would resume talks after U S air attack limits, urging an unconditional bombing halt. Minister Xuan Thuy challenged U S delegates to discuss bombing now, while Averell Harriman pressed for immediate bombing-related talks in a sharp exchange signaling core dispute.
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Hanoi
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Hanai
Xuan Thuy
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
Frenchmen Begin Returning to Work in France Strike
French government and unions push to end a 19 day general strike as public anger grows. President De Gaulle sacks Jacques Bernard du Pont and stars TV appeals while army technicians take over control rooms.
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de Gaulle
Jacques Bernard du Pont
Lawmakers split over gun control bill amid constitutional fears
National Republicans and Democrats rejected sending the gun control bill to a conference committee. They argued the Senate override provision would weaken protections, while supporters warned of unconstitutional provisions harming due process. NRA chief says it wouldn’t have prevented Kennedy case. Senator Dodd urges compulsory gun registration.
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Thomas A. Dodd
D-Conn
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Unclear text fragment from public notice page
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal/public notice style with reference to a decree number C-16783 and a court or official publication date in June. Readable elements include phrases resembling a daily publication header and mentions of a decree and official actions, but concrete details are damaged and not clearly identifiable.
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Nes
Curt Bey
Malee
Iy Cherler Caiviny Saae
Cony
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