Boost Could Be Result of Trip By McNamara
AP dispatch outlines expected U S troop increase, northern war efforts, pacification problems, and South Vietnamese army conditions as Defense Secretary McNamara visits Saigon. It notes aims for a larger force, contested pacification, and doubts about aid delivery and effectiveness.
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McNamara
Saigon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
Despita
Peanana
Fighting Starts Grave Situation in Congo Province
reports say heavy fighting between Congolese forces and foreign mercenaries erupts in Bukavu and Kisangani as Mobutu declares a nationwide state of emergency. Mercenaries reportedly seized Kisangani airport and parachuted into Bukavu, with Tshombe's fate entwined in extradition efforts amid growing international tension.
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Kinshasa
the Congo
Bukavu
Congo
Kisangani
Stanleyville
Brussels
Joseph D. Mobutu
United Nations Security Council
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
Tshombe
Katanga
Mobutu
U. S
Truston F. Crigler
Washington
National Army
Rusk Promises US Constancy In Viet War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, speaking at the Lions International Golden Anniversary convention in Chicago, pledged the United States will stay in Vietnam until South Vietnam can determine its own future. Demonstrators outside interrupted briefly, but Rusk argued for a lasting settlement in Vietnam and stressed that the US seeks only to halt North Vietnamese interference, not unconditional surrender.
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Chicago
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Lions’ International
Edward M. Lindsey
Lawrenceburg
Lions International
Middle East
Israel
United Nations
General Assembly
South
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
AT and T Ordered to Cut Interstate Profits and Rates
Washington AP reports the FCC ordered AT and T to cap interstate profits at 7.5 percent and cut interstate rates by 120 million dollars annually. The commission requires a plan by Sept 1 with reductions to take effect 30 days after. AT and T criticizes the ruling as disappointing while Bell System executives note potential impacts on service.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
FCC
Bell System
Commission
Be ‘System
Bell
Eesti Ee
41 Die In Rail Crash Near Langenweddingen East Germany
Berlin AP reports a collision between a passenger train and a gasoline truck near Langenweddingen East Germany caused 41 deaths and 54 injuries. Many victims were children. Recovery continued as four train cars and the station burned near Magdeburg about 30 miles east of Helmstedt.
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Berlin
Langenweddingen
East Germany
ADN
Langenweddigen
Magdeburg
Helm
Two Men Face Amended Case in Spree Here
An amended complaint filed in Douglas County Court charges Donald L. Lynch and Bruce H. Sparks with kidnapping Kansas University graduate student Daniels, whose death followed his abduction from the Virginia Inn. Daniels died June 28 in Salina. preliminary hearing for Lynch set for July 19 in District Court.
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Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Donald L. Lynch
Lynch
Lloyd McMinn
Wayne Schmille
Journal-World
Bill Maertens
Thomas Daniels
Douglas County Court
Bruce H. Sparks
Daniels
Kansas University
Virginia Inn
Salina
District 497 Board Delays New Parking Lot at Lawrence High
Lawrence district patrons and board members debated adding parking space at Lawrence High School on 21st Street. The board refused to authorize a new lot, citing need for more information and considering possible future compromise.
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District 497
Lawrence High School
LHS
21St and
la Sts
James Owens
21St Street
Bill Medley
Identity of U S Liberty attack remains unclear says Israeli sailor
Israeli naval reservist Micha Limor aboard a torpedo boat describes the June 8 encounter off El Arish during the Arab Israeli war. He recalls approaching a unidentified vessel, firing across its bow, and awaiting identification as planes attacked and smoke rose from the ship.
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U. S. Navy
Liberty
U. S
An. Israel
Micha: Limor
Associated Press
el “Arish
Southea
Housing: City Commission Gives First Reading to Ordinance
The City Commission approved the fair housing ordinance on first reading by a 4-1 vote after two months of study. Commissioner Emick opposed, asking for more time and copies for public review before final reading July 18. The ordinance limits discrimination based on race, color, religion or national origin with fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail.
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City Commission
John Emick
Emick
Clark Morton
Don Metzler
Commission
Human Relations Commission
HRC
Milton P. Allen
Lawrence Board of Realtors
Kansas University
Ted Owens
James Surface
Allen
Weather Vacation Reminder From Journal-World Service
The weather note prompts readers to inquire about the Journal-World aaath service and carrier advertising options with a contact line for Ph Vid-1000.
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Journal-World
Advyy
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Paddock
Emil Heck Jr
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