B52s Sweep In For Series Of Raids On North Vietnam
U S B52 bombers from Guam launched six raids Saturday night and Sunday on North Vietnam bases and supply depots in the largest assault since February 16. Navy planes attacked Hai Phong area ships while Air Force pilots targeted infiltration routes. Marines north of the DMZ reported 26 enemy killed, one Marine dead. Ky met Johnson in Guam to present Vietnam’s new constitution, while the Stoddard and Ingersoll endured shore battery fire during a rescue op with no crew casualties.
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Guam
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Demilitarized Zone
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Johnson
Constituent Assembly
Stoddard
Dong Hoi
17Th Parallel
Ingersoll
Tonkin Gulf
Hue
Thailand
Mu Gia
Laos
Mu Gia Pass
da Nang
1St Corps
Quang Ngai
Keppler
Earthquake Shakes Central Japan Stuns Residents
An earthquake strong enough to stop clocks and rattle doors shook central and northern Japan early Sunday. There were no reports of casualties or major damage.
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Tokyo
Japan
Johnson sees increased U.S. aid to states and Guam trip
President Johnson, en route to Guam for Vietnam strategy talks, described the conflict as a painful course needed to keep hope alive in South Vietnam. He spoke at a black‑tie governors’ dinner after a federal‑state relations meeting.
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Guam
Vietnam
Johnson
America
Milk Dump Contest Sparks Wisconsin NFO Milky Stunt
In Embarrass near the Shawano-Waupaca line, more than 100 NFO members dumped 300000 pounds of milk in a county challenge. Shawano County led with 165000 pounds while a Weyauwega farmer dumped 187 cans. A separate incident in Darlington saw Robert Foley arrested for spraying milk with a fertilizer tank truck.
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Shawano County
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Lawrence Dahl
Dahl
Waupaca
Weyauwega
Darlington
Robert J. Foley
Montfort
Iity
Ralph Huntington
Foley
Lafayette County
Johnson tells governors federal aid to rise to 60 billion
President Johnson told 49 state and territorial governors that federal grants could total 60 billion dollars annually within five years, a fourfold rise from current levels. He promised a full parcel of highway funds next year as discussions focused on federal-state cooperation and domestic issues rather than Vietnam policy.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
Farris Bryant
Office of Emergency Planning
White House
Bryant
Florida
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Romney
GOP
New England
Hartford
Conservation Employees Aid Rally Against Kellett Bill
Madison based Conservation Department employees testified at a legislative hearing about promoting a red shirt rally opposing the Kellett bill to merge conservation with water pollution control. They described phone calls and a bulldozer publicity stunt, and a department photographer who produced images later discarded by a public information official.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Louis Oshesky
Pardeeville
Leland McParland
D-Cudahy
James Taylor
Legislature
Taylor
Asst
James McDermott
Kenneth Coyle
Arrest and Trial of Jesus TV Series Preview
The La Crosse Tribune previews a broadcast segment by AP Religion Writer George W. Cornell starting Monday March 20. It outlines the arrest and trial of Jesus as discussed in religious discourse.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Little Rock Girl Wins 1967 Junior Miss Title
Arkan sas's Rosemary Dunaway a 17 year old Little Rock high school cheerleader is America's 1967 Junior Miss. She won Saturday night from a 12 contestant field as part of a program awarding about 30000 in scholarships at Mobile Auditorium.
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Ala
Arkansas
Rosemary Dunaway
Little Rock
America
Forrest Dunaway
Minnesota
Susan Vining
Weiss
Texas
Barbara Specht
New Braunfels
Hawaii
Julie Fleece
Honolulu
Indiana
Sharon Ginn
Plainfield
Cigarette Sales Boom in Wisconsin Hits Record Year
In Wisconsin sales last year rose for the third straight year to 448 million packs about nine billion cigarettes. The figure nears the 1963 record of 450 million packs, after a 1964 drop following the Surgeon General's warning on health risks.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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