Rebels massacre report in Congo and other brief world items
White troops said to have found evidence of a new rebel massacre near Likati in the Northern Congo. In Italy a yacht fire aboard Aristotle Onassis’s vessel carried Maria Callas to Greece with no major damage reported. A Soviet Dawn of the East paper accused Israeli diplomat David Bartov of subversive activity among Jews in Georgia. A West Berlin court sentenced Horst Streit to three years for his flight from East Berlin.
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National briefs roundup hits varied topics across nation
A Florida minister urges revival of old time preaching at the Southern Baptist convention with 15,000 messengers. The U S Supreme Court declines to hear the Dorado case affecting California gun crime convictions. A CAB bid to ban in flight movies fails after IATA deadline. Mrs Kathryn Granahan improves after brain surgery. A Los Angeles slaying trial jury hearing continues with tense testimony. The House approves funds for a U S bill avoiding wine taster expense.
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UPI
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Fort Lauderdale
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Hinson
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern
Washington
Five Fire Calls Reported in City and County
Fire crews answered five calls in 24 hours ending Monday. A pump house at 525 N Highland Ave burned with origin unknown. A minor car fire occurred at 7000 S Decatur Blvd. A water service issue for a Mayfair Market rooftop freezer was reported at Tropicana and Paradise. Trash fires were noted at Nevada Steam Plant and Paradise and Desert Inn Roads.
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Desert Inn Roads
Gordon Walker urges Viet Cong participation in South Vietnam government
Former British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker said a Viet Cong role in South Vietnam is essential for a settlement. He noted not all Viet Cong are Communists and suggested VC representatives could join an international conference with the North Vietnamese delegation. He urged stronger diplomatic efforts alongside military action and called for unconditional negotiations and a compromise.
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UPI
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Southeast Asia
Viet Cong
North Viet Nam
Picket Morale Declines at NRDS as Pickets Stand Ground
Four IAM placards line the NRDS entrance while inside the station there is no disruption to routine work. Aerojet General and government spokesmen say the picket action will not affect Nevada Test Site employees or ongoing tests tied to the NERVA program at Jackass Flats in Nevada.
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Nuclear Rocket Development Station
NRDS
Aero Jet General Corp
Jackass Flats
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Aerojet
Azusa
Calif
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Aerojet General
Outer Planets
Space Nuclear
Hospitalized Actress Mercedes McCambridge Miss USA Judge
Academy Award winner Mercedes McCambridge was admitted to a Miami hospital with bronchitis and chest congestion. A pageant spokesman said her condition is not serious but she will miss serving as a Miss USA Pageant judge.
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UPI
Mercedes McCambridge
U.S.A
Reds Seek Gemini TV Coverage Across Europe
Three Communist nations asked to join in European reception of the Gemini launch coverage. The lift off of the two man Gemini flight will be shown live in Europe via the Early Bird satellite, a UPI report said.
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Johnson vows 2000 Marines to withdraw from Dominican Republic
President Johnson said the Dominican Republic situation remains serious but has improved enough to permit the immediate withdrawal of 2000 U S Marines. He pledged continued support for Mora and OAS efforts to obtain a peaceful settlement while pursuing reconstruction and a broadly based government.
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UPI
Johnson
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U. S
Jose Mora
Organization of American States
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Santo Domingo
Caribbean
Mora
Jets Strike Hanoi-Area Depot as Viet Cong Offensive Rages
U S Air Force jets pushed within 45 miles of Hanoi to bomb a major ammunition depot for the third day. A Navy F8 jet was shot down but the pilot was rescued. In Quang Ngai, Vietnamese Marines fought to regain ground as Communist forces attacked, with claims of up to 700 killed or wounded and American advisers among the dead or wounded. Diplomatic turmoil in Saigon deepened as Ambassador Taylor postponed talks amid cabinet reshuffle and Catholic leader demands for Premier Quat’s ouster. About 90 U S planes faced anti aircraft fire with light to heavy opposition over North Vietnam.
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Quat
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Vinh
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South China
Solons OK LBJ's War On Poverty
The Senate approved a five year 3.3 billion anti poverty program with public works and development loans. final costs and annual allocations differ from Johnson's request, and House action remains. The measure allows up to 80 percent local funding and includes 170 million for loans and guarantees to spur development in distressed areas.
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UPI
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Congress
House
Innocent To Murder Innocent To Murder
Walter Lester Rogers, 28, pleaded innocent to murder charges in the slaying of an electronics engineer during an attempted bar holdup last February in Reno. Dist. Judge Grant Bowen set August 9 as the trial date and ordered Rogers held without bail. He is accused of fatally shooting Newton Baldwin Smalley at the Eagle Bar on California Avenue as Smalley drank.
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UPI
Walter Lester Rogers
Dist
Grant Bowen
Rogers
Newton Baldwin Smalley
Eagle
California Avenue
Smalley
Gas Mine Disaster in Japan Kills 236, Injures 32
A gas explosion at Yamano Coal Mining Co. in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, killed 236 miners and injured 32 as rescue teams battled through debris for 14 hours. The tragedy, near Kyushu's southern coast, marks Japan's third worst mine disaster.
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Japan
UPI
Here
Yamano Coal Mining Co
Kyushu
Inatsuki Town
Fukuoka
India
Bhori
Calcutta
Makoto Mara
Yamana Coal Mining Co
Abel Heads USW Abel Heads USW Pittsburgh
I W Abel former Canton Ohio millhand became president of the United Steelworkers Union. He vowed a new era and said steelworkers do not strike on a whim of a mythical labor boss. Abel, 56, is the third USW president.
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UPI
I. W. Abel
Canton
Ohio
United Steelworkers Union
USW
United Steelworkers of America
Abel
Weather highs and lows reported across the mainland
UPI reports the highest temperature Tuesday in the continental United States was 103 at Presidio Texas while the lowest was 32 at Redmond Oregon.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Allianis
Bakersfield Ween
Bismarck
New York
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