Marines Return Home From Viet Nam Mission in San Diego
About 1,000 Marines of the 3rd Battalion 9th Marine Regiment arrived in San Diego after a year abroad. Families, a Marine band, and a cheering crowd welcomed them with signs and chants as Lt. Col. Charles E. McPartlin praised their spirit. The unit had served in Da Nang and aboard ships, earning a redesignation to the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment during overseas duty.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
9Th Marine Regiment
R Marine
da Nang
South Viet
Breckinridge
Charles E. McPartlin
McPartlin
2Nd Battalion
5Th Marine Regiment
Redistricting and war updates dominate early week
AP dispatch outlines political redistricting plans for Pennsylvania with a House reapportionment focus and wage compensation legislation. It also reports Viet Cong and U.S. military actions across South and North Vietnam, including air strikes, naval patrols, and casualty tallies amid ongoing conflict.
Singapore Breaks With Malaysia Headlines and Split Details
The document outlines Singapore’s separation from Malaysia in 1965 amid Malay Chinese political tension. Premier Lee Kuan Yew explains Singapore will be multiracial and trade with all nations, including China, while preserving defense and economic links with Malaysia. The bill envisions joint councils for defense and trade, with Kuala Lumpur affirming the split after parliamentary approval.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Lee
China
Commuist
Bank of China
Peking
Isleaders
Singa
Jpore
Malaya
Rahman
Britain
LaXeirie
Sarawak
Sabah
North Borneo
Borneo
Johore
London
New Greek Premier Awaited
ATHENS AP Stephanos Stephanopoulos a veteran politician and former deputy premier sought permission from Center Union deputies to become Greece’s premier. King Constantine asked Stephanopoulos to form a government after rejecting Papandreou’s bid. A caucus of 145 deputies was to be held to decide whether to back Stephanopoulos or Papandreou, with Stephanopoulos stating he would abide by the caucus majority.
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Athens
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Center Union Party
Greece
Constantine
George Papandreou
Stephanospoulos
Stephanopoulos
Papandreous
Center Union
George Athanasiadis
Novas
Desert Papandreou
Stephan
Apple Pickers In Demand in Massachusetts Orchards
Boston AP reports 2100 workers urged to pick apples as Massachu setts orchards plan to reopen next month. William Belanger, director of the State Division of Employ ment Security, says a personal appeal was made. Workers may be paid $1.30 an hour or 25 cents per bushel as growers claim the labor force is needed amid the 1964 dispute over control of the armed forces.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Dennis F. Floyd
Parma
Thien
Paul Ellison
St. Clair
Saigon
Binh Chanh
Chu Lai
da Nang
U.S
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
South
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
John’ Br.’ Craig
Orlock
Hanson
Vinh Army Barracks
Hanoi
Air Force
North
Dien Bien Phu
Vinh
Coast Guard
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Anj
Daltion
Comer
Nang
Vpyuus
Boston
Papandreou
Massachutte
J. William Belanger
Caucus Hall
Ap Mgnt
Belanger
King
NIH marks historic growth as research network spans seven institutes
The National Institutes of Health now covers seven institutes on a 305 acre Bethesda campus. Funding from a three year expansion totaling 320 million supports university hospitals medical schools and nonprofit groups with a 50 50 grant match. The clinical center 10 story hospital and three proposed facilities rely on volunteer patient participants to advance cancer leukemias heart geriatric and neurological research.
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Bill D.jlems
Moyers
Congress
National Institutes of Health
Medi
NIH
Cairo Press Bans Moslem Women Marrying Communists
Cairo publishes a ruling from Egypt’s top Islamic authority forbidding the marriage of Moslem women to Communists, signaling strict enforcement of religious and political boundaries within society.
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CAIRO
APT
The
Cairo Press Today
Egypt
Helen O Connell Hospitalized After Alleged Overdose
Los Angeles AP report says singer Helen O Connell age 45 was admitted to a hospital in serious condition after police allege a possible barbiturate overdose. She was found unconscious at the wheel of her car in a traffic lane, with a weaving turn before officers stopped the vehicle. The article notes past legal and personal troubles including a contempt of court charge against first husband Clifford Smith Jr. and the 1960 death of novelist Thomas Chamales, her second husband.
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Los Angeles
Helen O'Connell
Dorsey
O’connell
Santa Monica
Calif
Clifford Smith Jr
Four Slain Off Coast of Florida
Four crewmen die aboard the Seven Seas after a suspected internal shooting aboard the vessel off Florida. Honduran Burywaise says a crewman killed the first mate and captain in their cabins. he hid as gunfire continued and later found three bodies aboard with a missing skiff. Search crews and multiple vehicles scoured the Elbow Cay Bahamas area for the missing men and boat. The Panamanian or Honduran crew were aboard the banana freighter bound for Miami from Mexican ports. ownership is a Miami firm Gardiline led by Damir Garcia. The ship left Yokohama for repairs and faced steering trouble and strong currents delaying arrival.
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Burywaise
Coast Guard
Elbow Cay
Bahamas
Seven Seas
Miniami
Gardiline
Governors Meet With LBJ On Delaware Water Crisis
NEW YORK AP Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania joins New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania officials to meet President Johnson in Washington to discuss solving the Delaware River Basin water shortage. Udall warned of an imminent water impasse by September for cities drawing from upper basin.
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New York
Wiliam W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
iPresident
Johnson
Washington
Wiys
Interior
Stuart Udall
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Delaware
Udall
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard J. Hughes
Scranton
Robert F. Wagner
James H.J. Tate
Hugh Addonizio
N.J
Alfred Pierce
Voting Action Pushed In National Registration Push
The official stated that action will be necessary and by Tuesday trained federal examiners will be at work registering eligible men and women in 10 to 15 annuitas.
Obituary notices for Ora W Sonnenlit Ler and others
Mrs Ora W Sonnenlit Ler widow of John S Sonnenlitter of 140 School Street Indiana died August 8 1995 at Indiana Hospital Born August 27 1880 in Indiana County daughter of John A and Matilda Henry Wheolweaver lived in Indiana Fayette and Washington counties over years Survived by two brothers Paul C Woolweaver Indiana and Hart R Woolweaver Warren Ohio Services to be held at Robinson Lytle's Indiana with interment at Oakland Cemetery The text also notes various historical voting rights debates and literacy test suspensions in the 1960s referencing federal registrars and state counties showing the era’s civil rights context
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John S. Son
Nenlitter
School Street
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Indiana Hospital
Indana Co
John A. and
Matilda Henry Wheolweaver
Civil Service Commission
Decem
Fayette and
Playes
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Paul C. Woolweaver
Hart R. Woolweaver
ABC Radio-Television
Nicholas Katzenbach
Robinson - Lytle’s
Katzenbach
Southern
Alex J. Klepacki
Wayne Avenue
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Mississippi
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Virginia
North Carolina
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India
Polish Union Society
Iselin Lodge
Stephanie Klepacki
John G
Martha) Watta
Henry
Detroit
Jone
David
Cora Sharpe Hawk
Rossiter
Hawk
Christine Bennett
Glen Campbell R.D. 1
Telischak Trucking Co
Taylor
Michigan
George
Margaret) Sharp
Richard
Bertha) Smith
Richmond
Guy “Hawk
Goldwater
Fla
Roy ‘Hawk
Mary Cleve Patterson
Monterey Street
Pittsburgh
Livermore
Clarksburg
Allegheny General Hospital
Conemaugh Township
Indiana County
Samuel R
Clara Duncan Patterson
Patterson
Lysle Patterson
Armagh
William
Latrobe
Glenn R
Blairsville
Doyle W
Ferguson and Son
Edward J. Thompson
Blairsville Cemetery
Wasil Greb
Clymer
Cleveland
Mary Zazula Greb
Tooele
Utah
Mike
Utah Com Greb
Pete
Steve
Ann Croft
Josephine Hanigosky
Miry Broda
Irene Koney
John
Daniel
Tilton
James Hall
M. J
Western Pacific Rail
Kolodhy Funeral Home
Road
Hall
Melvin
Klansmen March In Americas Amid Racial Tension
The Ku Klux Klan staged a silent march and rally in Americus Georgia as a civil rights demonstration occurred nearby. Police kept watch though there were no incidents. A separate report notes deaths and funeral details for multiple individuals, including Mr. Hawk and Miss Patterson, with services in Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Americus
Ku Klux Klan
Leonard Hawk
Sloan Street
Taylor
Michigan
Rossiter
Alexandria
Andrew Whatley
Blaine
Detroit
United States
Confederacy
Sumter County
Johnson Briefs Senators On War Policy Sessions Set
President Johnson and top aides brief senators in two White House sessions likely focused on Vietnam War policy and government activity. Half of the senators meet at 9:30 a.m. and the rest at a later time, with House members invited later, as Moyers said. Johnson had telephoned advisers from Camp David before the sessions, including Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, recently returned from Saigon.
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Johnson
White House
Viet Nam
Tte
House
Bil D. Moyers
Lonstessmen
Camp David
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Saigon
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