B52 raids hit bases as ground fighting eases in Vietnam
U S B52 bombers struck a large base camp near Pleiku and an infiltration route near Da Nang while Hue faced a Viet Cong mortar shelling. North Vietnam saw carrier jet strikes on a naval base near Vinh and barrages of 46 cargo barges along coast and waterways. Two major operations ended and another began, with Manhattan ending near Saigon and Malheur concluding 300 miles north while Malheur Two starts in the same region.
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da Nang
U.S
Hue
North Vietnam
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Vinh
Enterprise
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Manhattan
25Th Infantry Division
Tron Triangle
11St Airborne
Slide Kills U.S. Officers in Manila Monsoon Tragedy
In Manila and surrounding provinces, heavy monsoon rains caused landslides and cliff collapses. At least seven people died, including two U.S. military officers, and two officers remained missing after a mountain mudslide hit their jungle survival training camp at Clark Air Base.
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U.S
Chirk
Lawyers seal bid to reveal fund behind Kennedy probe
Dist Atty Jim Garrison and Judge Haggerty ordered a group of businessmen financing the investigation to hand over membership rolls and money records next Monday. The move comes as defense seeks records for motions to quash the Shaw indictment accusing him of conspiring to murder President Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963. Gordon Novel then withdrew a $50 million damage suit against Garrison instead of returning for a deposition in New Orleans.
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Jim Garrison
Criminal Court
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Aime
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John F. Kennedy
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Garrison
National Drug Makers Lash One Sided Probe
The drug industry charges a Senate panel with a one sided inquiry into high pill costs while the PMA insists the hearing distorts facts. Senators say firms refused to testify, and PMA promises to appear, arguing generic and brand name price ties inflate prices and profits.
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Senate
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
C. P. Staler
Congress
Gaylord Nelson
P Wil
Nelson
Jacob K. Javits
P.N.Y
Javits
PMA
Melvin D. Small
Georgetown University
Redistricting bill faces Senate set back and House clash
Washington lawmakers across chambers clash over redistricting timing and one man one vote rules. Kennedy brothers push 10 percent district population variation with immediate compliance amid Senate revision.
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Senate
House
Supreme Court
Kennedy Brothers
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
79 Top Soviet Writers Rebel Against Censorship
A group of 79 Soviet writers has petitioned the Kremlin controlled National Writers Congress to debate ending literary censorship and defend authors attacked by Communist authorities. Signers include Vasily Aksyonov Konstantin Paustovsky and Alexander Tyardovsky.
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National Writers Congress
Union of Writers
Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn
Writers’ Union
Communist Party
Solzhenitsyn
Tyan Denisovich
Playright
Vasily P. Aksyonov
Konstantin Paustovsky
Alexander T. Tyardovsky
Panty raid offender fined by Eugene judge
Eugene Municipal Judge Frank Woodi fined Lon Lee Samuels, 18, of the University of Oregon, 75 for setting off a false alarm at a women’s dorm during a panty raid. He chose three days of firefighting duty over five days in jail as punishment. Ky bans campaign criticisms ahead of South Vietnam’s September National Assembly election.
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Eugene
Ore
Frank Woodi
Lon Lee Samuels
University of Oregon
Samuels
South Vietnam
National Assembly
Nguyen Cao Ky
Independent currency notice from Angstae County
A fragmented OCR item shows a dated monetary note with values and references to Reais Frigay and Angstae County. The readable text lists June 9 and numbers 487, 39, 289, plus scattered personal or place names. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Cested
Reais Frigay
Val
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