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Newspaper

La Crosse Sunday Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1964

Page

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Army Air Force Dispute in Viet Near Settlement

In Saigon a pending interservice agreement aims to end a long standing quarrel between Army helicopter units and Air Force fighters. The plan would unify fire control across services and allow joint operations under Vietnamese corps command, addressing past miscommunications during air strikes.

Viet Malcolm W. Browne Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Army U.S. Air Force Army Air Force J.H. More Delk M. Oden Corps Tactical Operations Center

De Gaulle Presses French Nuclear Independence on Riviera Anniversary

On the twenty year anniversary of Allied landings in France, Charles de Gaulle urged a independent French nuclear force and national defense development. He laid wreaths for the 36th Texas Division and commemorated Free French troops while acknowledging a changed crowd of vacationers.

Toulon France Charles de Gaulle Riviera de Gaulle Marseilles Rhine

Congo Army Halts Rebel Push Near Bukavu

Rebels moved toward Bukavu the capital of Kivu Province but were driven back by Congolese forces. Col. Frank Williams and Col. Guy Logeist visited Bukavu to assess the situation as panic spread and Europeans fled toward Rwanda. Mulele’s forces were reported near Kwilu with about 2,000 men. Premier Tshombe warned Brazzaville against aiding rebels and threatened drastic measures.

Leopoldville the Congo Bukavu Kivu Frank Williams U.S Congo Guy Logeist Rwanda Kikwit Kwilu Pierre Mulele Mulele Moise Tshombe Congo Republic Brazzaville Gam- See

Commander of Thresher Honored in Naval Academy Service

A bronze plaque was dedicated at the Naval Academy Cemetery in Annapolis for Lt. Cmdr. John Wesley Harvey, class of 1950, commander of the Thresher. His widow and two sons attended the ceremony as former submarine shipmates and classmates looked on. The Thresher and all hands were lost off the New England coast on April 10, 1963.

Annapolis Thresher Naval Academy Cemetery Cmdr John Wesley Harvey Severn River John Wesley Jr Bruce Manning J. Harvey Philadelphia New England

Girl Dies Of Injuries In Crash Near Hudson

Susan Wold seven of River Falls died in a Minnesota hospital from injuries suffered when a family car struck a culvert southeast of Hudson last Sunday. Her parents Harold Wold forty five and Ethel forty died in the crash. Nine of the thirteen children were in the car as Wisconsin’s 1964 highway toll rose to six hundred fifty.

Associated Press Susan Wold River Falls St. Paul, Minn Hudson Harold Wold Ethel

Fourteen Astronaut Trainees Return From Desert Survival

Houston confirmed the 14 astronauts in training returned from a desert survival exercise near Reno Nevada after two days with minimal water. They carried parachutes and survival kits as they completed the drill likely to prepare the first American to walk on the Moon.

Houston, Tex Moon Houston Nevada Reno

Conventional Arms Specified In Viet Crisis

President Johnson accuses Barry Goldwater of making loose charges on nuclear weapons without justification. The clash centers on what Johnson says are misinterpretations of orders to use weapons in Southeast Asia and a photo moment over Goldwater’s eyeglasses. Miller echoes concerns about Johnsons wording while Goldwater maintains no direct accusation was made. Page 3.

Washington Johnson Barry Goldwater Free World Goldwater William E. Miller New Yorker U.S Viet Nam Hershey Southeast Asia 7Th Fleet Miller Burch

Soviets Pledge Aid To Cyprus Invasion Warning

Moscow pledged to aid Cyprus if foreign forces invade the island in response to Cyprus government pleas for military help after Turkish air strikes. The Kremlin said it would defend Cyprus and begin negotiations on the matter.

Moscow Soviet Union Cyprus Kremlin Makarios Republic of Cyprus

Twelve Crewmen Rescued From Sea Wolf Fire

The Coast Guard cutter Ponchartain rescued twelve crewmen of the tug Sea Wolf after a fire caused the tug to sink 950 miles northeast of Honolulu. The lumber-towing vessel had left Portland, Oregon, when the blaze began Friday night and one crewman suffered second degree burns on arms and feet.

Honolulu Sea Wolf Coast Guard Ponchartrain Portland Ore

GOP Chairmen Receive Campaign Orders at Strategy Session

GOP state chairmen and finance leaders from across the United States attended a day long strategy meeting in Washington. National Chairman Dean Burch announced a campaign budget near 13 million dollars and unveiled a nationwide vote quota system involving 185000 precincts. Goldwater addressed leaders privately and warned Democrats favor a symbol shift from the eagle to an ostrich.

Washington Barry Goldwater GOP Dean Burch Burch Goldwater Amer Ican Bobby Baker Billie Sol Estes Arizona Baker Robert S McNamara William E. Miller New York Miller Gentleman Bird Johnson Lady Bird Lynda Bird Knights of Pythias National Committee White House Raymond Humphrey Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon

Police clash as New York protesters oppose Viet Nam action

In mid Manhattan police blocked a Times Square protest by about 250 demonstrators from The May 2 Movement. About 30 arrests were made as officers dragged several protesters to vans, including a woman by the hair. Several officers and demonstrators were injured.

Viet Action United Nations U.S New York mid-Manhattan Times Square Viet Nam Cuba State Department

Mob Attacks U S Library in Jogjakarta Indonesia

A 3,000 strong mob in Jogjakarta seized a U S information service library as anti American sentiment rose amid Johnsons Malaysia pledge and a U S Senate move to halt aid. U SIS director James Anderson and Francis Galbraith reported the library was taken over but assurance was given it would not be seized.

Jakarta Indonesia U.S. Information Service Jogjakarta Johnson Malaysia U.S. Senate Sukarno Tunku Abdul Rahman Java Here Paul Neilson USIS James Anderson Washington, D.C Neilson U.S Francis Galbraith

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