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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1965

Page

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Navy Phantom Downed By Mobile Red Missile Near Thanh Hoa

A U S Navy Phantom from the Midway was shot down about 90 miles south of Hanoi near Thanh Hoa. One parachute seen, search failed to locate the airman, the other crewman presumed dead. US officials link the strike to Soviet supplied mobile missiles in North Viet Nam. Henry Cabot Lodge presented credentials as new U S ambassador to Saigon.

Saigon South Viet Nam Hanoi U.S Midway Thanh Hoa Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge Nguyen van Thein Lodge

Graham declares communism must be stopped somewhere

Evangelist Billy Graham told Sigma Delta Chi in Denver that communism must be halted and that the president believes it should be stopped in Vietnam. He arrived for a 10 day evangelistic program and criticized clerics who do not back the Johnson administration on Vietnam.

Denver Colo Billy Graham Viet Nam Graham Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Society Johnson

Disintegrating Negro Family Life Study Report Revealed

Washington officials reportedly re evaluate a confidential Labor Department study warning that three centuries of oppression have eroded the Negro male role and damaged family structures, threatening a nationwide racial crisis despite civil rights laws. The 1960s era report, circulated before the L A riots, cites ghettos as worsening indicators and notes the White House conference aimed at aiding Negro rights.

Washington Los Angeles Associated Press America Labor Department Office of Policy Planning and Research Johnson White House Daniel P. Moynihan New York City

Johnson invites Russian to next Gemini launching

President Johnson said a Russian watcher would be welcome at the October Gemini 6 launch and announced inviting Soviet Academy of Science to send a high level representative. He also touted unity on Viet Nam and outlined a broad set of domestic and international actions including UN appointments and space program advances.

Space Laboratory Johnson Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory U.S. Air Force UPI Washington Viet Nam Arthur J. Goldberg U.S United Nations Robert S. McNamara Far East White House White House East Room James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration Soviet Academy of Science South America South Viet Nam Los Angeles James Roosevelt D-Calif Congress U.N. Economic and Social Council Charles W. Yost U.N James Madison Nabrit Jr Howard University U.N. Security Council Eugenie Anderson Hobart Taylor Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory Presi

Involvement Traced to Truman on Viet Nam Policy

Johnson cites cooperation from Republicans on the war and rejects party blame while the GOP counters that Truman began U S involvement in 1950 and Eisenhower policy was economic. The White House and House Republicans race to present contrasting Viet Nam papers before news cycles.

House Viet Nam Johnson Barry Eisenhower U.S Truman White House Harry S. Truman United States

Beards Itchy Cabin Cluttered Gemini 5 Sets U.S. Space Record

Gemini 5 astronauts set a new U.S. endurance record as they neared the world mark and observed a Minuteman launch. Commander Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr. reported cramped quarters, itching beards, and light housekeeping while soaring over the Pacific on their 62nd orbit.

John Barbour Pacific United States Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Earth Conrad Cape Kennedy Fla mid-Atlantic Soviet Union Gordon Cooper Jr Trudy Peter Conrad Gordon Cooper

Woman Killed When Car Hits Mailbox in Douglas County

Mrs. Clifford Hildebrandt a 51 year old of Lake Nebagamon Wisconsin died after a car rounded a curve struck a mailbox whose concrete counterweight pierced the windshield. The vehicle swerved into a ditch and she died in a Duluth hospital. The Wisconsin highway toll reached 607 for 1965.

Douglas County Wisconsin Clifford Hildebrandt Lake Nebagamon Hildebrandt Duluth

Two Gunmen Surrender After Nevada Farmhouse Siege

Two gunmen charged with robbery and kidnapping surrendered after a 13 hour standoff at a Fernley farmhouse. James Gourlay and John Colvan, Army enlistees from Detroit and Hudson Falls, held 11 hostages with 100 officers present. No injuries were reported.

James Gourlay San Jose Calif John Colvan Hudson Falls N.Y Reno Nev FBI Fernley California Alice Clements James R. Gourlay Detroit Mich John D. Colvan Nevada Desert Lyon County Gourlay Colvan Nevada Highway Patrol Sheriff's Gill Clements

Horse's Kick Kills Son Of Fire Chief

Jeffrey Cole a 10 year old son of Maple Bluff fire chief was killed Tuesday when kicked in the chest by a neighbor's riding horse Coroner Clyde Chamberlain Jr ruled the death accidental but ordered an autopsy noting no severe external chest wound Doctors said heart rupture could have caused death The accident happened while Jeffrey and neighbor girl Sherry West 11 watered the horse Maple Bluff police chief Albert Frazier said the children fed and watered the horses daily with the owner's permission Carroll T Holtz

Madison Jeffrey Cole Maple Bluff Clyde Chamberlain Jr Jeffrey Robert Cole Sherry West Albert Frazier Carroll T. Holtz

Format Change Defeated as Senate Passes Aid Bill

The Senate voted 67 to 27 for Johnson’s 3.36 billion foreign aid authorization, ending hopes for a two year overhaul this session. House negotiators resisted, while the final plan awaits Johnson’s signature and a future appropriations bill.

Washington Johnson Senate House Congressional

Green Bay Man Dies Of Train Injuries

Alvin Destache, 51, of Green Bay died from injuries after stepping into the path of a southbound North Western passenger train at a city crossing following a wait for a northbound freight to pass.

Green Bay Green Bay (Ap Alvin Destache North Western

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