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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
2
The U S Command tallies 106 North Vietnamese killed near Dak To in Kontumi province after a central highlands clash that shattered a 130 man American paratrooper unit. The 173rd Airborne Brigade saw 80 killed and 34 wounded with 10 enemy bodies previously counted.
White youths taunted James Meredith with racist songs as he finished 34 miles on his 34th birthday during the March Against Fear in Batesville Mississippi. Amid tension, he met a guitar player who briefly joined, then declined, and about 25 white cars watched without incident. Meredith began the day at the spot of his 1966 shooting and aimed for Jackson, facing hostile signs and warnings of a bloody war from locals.
At Yokosuka base near Tokyo thousands of Socialist and Communist members protested the nuclear submarine Barb visit. Police clashed with 700 radical students injuring three and arresting four as the Barb and its 109 crew arrived for rest and recreation. Guatemala police dispersed a guerrilla training center, killing one, capturing three, and finding grenades and bombs with propaganda.
CBS News Inquiry finds Oswald fired the shots that killed President Kennedy and that the Mannlicher Carcano rifle was capable of the alleged speed. The broadcasts also question conspiracy theories tied to the Zapruder film and test firings from a 60 foot tower. A follow up will examine conspiracy claims and public disbelief. In Pennsylvania, witnesses report fire in Mohawk Airlines jet’s tail before a fatal crash that killed 34 aboard.
Examines Johnson and Kosygin remarks from their summit. Johnson pledges to match moves toward peace and notes no immediate Middle East agreement, while Kosygin accuses U.S. aggression in Vietnam and calls for Vietnamese withdrawal. Both cite steps toward a nonproliferation treaty and improved US Soviet cooperation.
Frankie Hayes Jr., aged 9, dies in Dallas Sunday from leukemia after weeks of illness. Two months earlier he was said to be in remission following treatment with L asparaginase at Wadley Research Institute. Dr Joseph Hill faced reprimand from Dallas County Medical Society for premature cure announcements.
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