Johnson vacations with family while nation watches
President Johnson and his kin flew to Puerto Rico for a four day break, golfing in tropical sun after a quiet inspection of bombers, while public notes his conventional relaxation. Meanwhile Mrs Chesmore won the World Championship Gold Panning title, beating men and her husband. A Cocoa Beach Marine, Robert C. Johnson, survived a car train crash with minor injuries after his car became wedged under a flatcar in Sharpes, Florida.
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President Johnson
White House
Johnson
Ramey Air Force Base
Yuki
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
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Robert Chesmore
Mis. Chesmore
Tropico
Robert C. Johnson
Cocoa Beach
Fla
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Cocoa
International toll from Vietnam clashes widens amid raids
Forty eight Americans were killed and 28 wounded as shells hit a U.S. Navy hospital at Marble Mountain near Da Nang. The 25th Infantry claimed 20 guerrillas killed in ambushes on a southern highway while Camp Radcliffe and Khe Sanh faced attacks. U S planes bombed Haiphong facilities and Haiphong relay points.
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Marble Mountain
da Nang
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Camp Radcliffe
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Highlands
U.S. Marine
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
U.S
Haojpore
Haiphong
Khe ‘Sanh
Hue
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Imperial
Allied Troop Boost in Saigon War Effort
The U.S. Command Sun gay reports 3 500 more American troops arriving in South Vietnam and says the South Vietnamese government can provide 125 000 additional men if armed and trained by the United States. Marines of the 27th Regiment are sent to northern provinces where a Communist invasion has been feared for nights.
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Saigon
U.S
Sungay
South Vietnam
House unit Slama Viet reforms critique lands reforms
A House Government Operations Committee on Sunday issued a sharp appraisal of South Vietnamese and American efforts to enact meaningful land reform. The panel said fourteen years of history provide scant hope that the government of South Vietnam will institute a meaningful reform program soon.
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Washington
House
South Vietnam
Nasser Vows to Regain Land After Annexation Claim
President Gamal Abdel Nasser condemned what he called an Israeli annexation of Arab land and pledged to liberate the territory inch by inch regardless of cost or sacrifices.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Bomb blasts hit London embassies and officers club
Explosions in separate London incidents damaged the Spanish and West German Embassies and an American officers club near Belgravia. Police attributed the attack to a left wing group though no injuries were reported.
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London
Belgravia
U.S
Nixon Widens Lead in Gallup Poll as Romney Drops Out
Nixon extends his lead over Rockefeller to 37 points in a Gallup Poll taken two days before Michigan Governor Romney quit the race. Rockefeller gains with independents, Nixon leads overall adults 48 to 44, and 62 delegates lean toward Nixon. O'Hara says he advised Rockefeller against calling out troops during New York sanitation strike. Pittsburgh teachers and Florida educators remain on strike as talks fail.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Gallup Paoll
A. C. O'Hara
New York Army National Guard
New York City
O'Hara
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
National Guard
Winds Hamper Search for Missing B52 Submerged
In Corpus Christi Texas high winds up to 45 mph delayed air rescue divers seeking an unidentified submerged object in the Gulf that may be a missing B52 bomber. The aircraft left Fort Worth on Wednesday with eight aboard for test flights over Matagorda Island. Radar contact was lost after a practice run and the survey ship Georgia reported an object about 80 miles south of Galveston in 120 feet of water.
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Johnson Takes Charge in Copper Strike Mediation
President Johnson meets with company and union officials at the White House to end a 233 day copper strike. This marks his fourth White House mediation in a major labor dispute, with Labor Defense and Commerce departments directed to assist.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Labor, Defense and Commerce Departments
Parole Hearing Looms For Lifers Carole Tregoff and Dr Finch
Carole Tregoff and Dr Finchi Finch, both serving life terms for the murder of Finch's estranged wife, face potential parole after seven years. Tregoff, 30, has been imprisoned since 1961 at Frontera Institute for Women, and Finch, 50, began his sentence at San Quentin before transferring to Tehachapi. Parole board decisions are unlikely to grant release at first hearing.
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Carole Tregoff
Berard Finch
Finch
Bass
California
Women’s Parole ‘Board
Institute For Women
Frontera
Tregoff
Tehachapi
Dy. Finch
San Quentin
Bur chard Honored by Cardiology Surgeons in San Francisco
Dr Christiaan N Bur chard received a standing ovation from about 3000 heart surgeons and specialists at the American College of Cardiology Convention in San Francisco praising his historic heart transplants while noting the profession still has more to learn and improve.
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Christiaan N. Burchard
Isis
San Francisco
American College of Cardiology
Pope Paul VI Scores Blessing From St Peters Window
Pope Paul VI blessed the crowd in St Peters Square from his study window on Sunday and said Lenk called for a militant concept of Christian life.
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Paul VI
St. Peters Square
Lenk
Evers say white car fired at home in Jackson Mississippi
Negro leader Charles Evers reported Sunday night that white men in a yellow Malibu Chevrolet fired a shotgun at his Jackson residence. He said a guard returned fire, with Evers describing the shots as potentially hitting the attackers. Evers is a runoff candidate against Charles Griffin for the southwest Mississippi U.S. House seat. Also noted: television commentator Louis Lomax, 45, and Robinette Kirk, 42, wed in Beverly Hills, marking Lomax’s third marriage and Kirk’s second.
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Charles Evers
Jackson
Miss
Evers
Charles H. Griffin
Mississippi
Congress
Louis Lomax
Robinette Kirk
Beverly Hills
Tomax
Miss Kirk
Media voices clash with morals at industry breakfast
Television figure Robert Dornan told Hollywood's 17th annual Communion Breakfast that media segments undermine youth morals. He called TV the third parent and urged all sectors to accept responsibility toward the young. Also reported: protests in Fitchburg burn credit cards amid wartime economy talk. 88 year old Yale alum Brewster F. Ames audits Shakespeare and German at Sonoma State College. Ames says he seeks continued education after his wife’s 1966 death.
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Hollywood
Doran
Dornan
Brewster F. Ames
Sonoma State College
Cotati
Yale
Ames
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Fragmented OCR Item About Delivery and Care
Fragmented text fragment likely references delivery or care terms with unclear context and missing details. No distinct names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the readable portion.
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