Ford Urges Bombing North Vietnam Missile Sites
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford said the United States should bomb Russian built antiaircraft missile sites near Hanoi and Hai Phong. He argued such targets threaten U.S. forces and could be attacked without harming nonmilitary areas.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Defense
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Borgnine Weds Donna Grancucci in Juarez
Actor Ernest Borgnine announces his fourth marriage to Donna Grancucci Rancourt age 32 in Juarez Mexico on June 30. He had obtained a divorce in Mexico May 25 from Ethel Merman, who divorced him in Santa Monica California last November after four months of marriage. California law would not have made that divorce final until November 18.
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Ernest Borgnine
Donna Grancucci Rancourt
Juarez
Mexico
Borgnine
Ethel Merman
Kitchel Sees No Third Party Rise From New Group
Denison Kitchel as head of the Free Society Association says the group will strengthen the two party system not create a third party. Former Sen. Barry Goldwater is honorary chairman and Kitchel ran Goldwater’s 1964 bid. He called any third party unlikely after a Tuesday news conference in Phoenix.
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Ariz
Denison Kitchel
Free Society Association
Kitchel
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Raid on agricultural coop in Thanh Ha targets Hanoi area
Radio Hanoi reported U.S. warplanes killed 35 people and wounded 22 in a raid on an agricultural cooperative in Thanh Ha Province, North Viet Nam. It also claimed a second U.S. jet was shot down with the pilot killed, but American briefing officers in Saigon did not confirm either event.
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Thanh Ha
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U.S
Saigon
Lana Turner Treated After Allergic Reaction in Palm Springs
Actress Lana Turner was rushed by ambulance to a Palm Springs hospital after an allergic reaction. Her condition was later listed as satisfactory by a physician.
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Lana Turner
Palm Springs
Calif
Sammy Davis Jr Signs $1 Million Tahoe Pact for 24 Shows
Sammy Davis Jr. of Broadway fame signs a one million dollar contract in New York for 24 performances at Harrah's Club in Lake Tahoe. He will perform eight weeks annually over a three year term.
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Sammy Davis Jr
Lake Tahoe
New
2800 Marines Land Today For Viet Nam Duties
About 2,800 U S Marines arrived at Qui Nhon and Da Nang as part of an 8,000 man buildup in central Viet Nam. The operation aims to bolster forces toward 60,000 as North Vietnamese pressure escalates.
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South China Sea
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D Zone
Picasso Loses Bid to Seize Gilot Memoir in Paris
A Paris court rejected Pablo Picasso’s request to seize the book Vivre Avec Picasso written by his former mistress Francoise Gilot. The ruling found no grounds to claim the memoir defamed him or painted him as universally cruel.
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Pablo Picasso
Picasso
Francoise Gilot
Judge approves Iberia Parish school desegregation plan
A federal judge approves the Iberia Parish school board plan to desegregate all grades this fall, marking the first complete integration of a Louisiana school system.
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New Iberia, la
App
Iberia Parish
Week of heavy combat in South Vietnam yields high casualties
American forces suffered 81 casualties in the past week with 18 killed 62 wounded and 1 missing. Vietnamese government reports 1075 local casualties including 265 killed while Viet Cong losses reached 976 killed. A U S spokesman said 28 Viet Cong were killed and 280 buildings destroyed by air strikes in South Vietnam. Swarming in 3rd graf 145-.
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South
Viet Nam
Graf
Dance for junior high students at South Park Recreation Center
A junior high school dance runs from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Saturday at the South Park Recreation Center with students urged to wear school clothes.
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South Park Recreation Center
Hornberger elected commander of Dorsey-Liberty Post No 14
Marlin Hornberger of 1614 E 18th St was elected commander for 1965 66 at Legionaires ceremony July 15. He served four years in the Korean War as an airman first class and joined the American Legion in 1955. Other officers elected include Rich Kennedy Dale Kerr Russ Bartley Harold Fisher Jack Tatum Leo Dahlem Paul Sinclair Kenneth Klingenberg Henry Wilson Bob Jaeger Dick Loosebrock.
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Russ Bartley
Harold Fisher
Jack Tatum
Leo Dahlem
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Kenneth Klingenberg
Henry Wilson
Bob Jaeger
Dick Loosebrock
France stands firm on boycott of Common Market talks
Paris AP France refuses to participate in new Brussels meetings on Common Market agriculture funding. Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte says no comment on return conditions. France opposes compensating farmers via a supranational Strasbourg Assembly and rejects giving advisory powers to the parliament.
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France
Alain Peyrefitte
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Perrefitte
Strasbourg
Strasbourg Assembly
Zionist Leader Moshe Sharett Dies in Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett, 71, a founder of Israel in 1948 and former prime minister from 1953 to 1955, died of cancer in Jerusalem. He served as foreign minister from 1948 to 1956 and led Israel’s labor movement. He is survived by his widow two sons and a daughter.
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Moshe Sharett
State of Israel
Sharett
U S Ambassador Receives Funds for JFK Library
George McGhee, U S ambassador, was handed a check for 1 186 129 marks or 294 532 25 dollars in Bonn West Germany for the John F Kennedy Memorial Library in Boston.
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George McGhee
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John F. Kennedy Memorial
Boston
Arraignment Set for Pope in Nebraska Bank Robbery Slayings
Duane Earl Pope, 22, of Kansas, is set for arraignment in Lincoln on charges tied to the June 4 Farmers State Bank robbery at Big Springs Neb and the killings of three bank staff members including the president. He may enter a plea or seek a continuance. defense plans to request one.
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Robert van Pelt
Lincoln
Duane Nelson
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Wallace Rudolph
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Robert Crosby
Coalition Moves In Voting Rights Battle In House
In Washington the House debates a Republican substitute to the administration voting rights bill as Rep. Howard Smith pushes Southern support. Rep. Lindsay backs the administration measure for final passage, while Ford and McCulloch promote the GOP bill offering state-resident registrars and limited literacy-test suspensions. voting on amendments starts Thursday.
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Gerald R. Ford
William M. McCulloch
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Judiciary Committee
McCulloch
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Rain helps crops but flood risks linger for area fields
Weather expert Garrett notes rain boosts crop growth but warns standing water harms tomatoes and other vegetables. Sweet corn and tomato crops are arriving at the market while locally grown beets and beans have already been on sale for weeks.
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Garrett
Dodge Heiress Weds Providence Groom in California
Delphine Dedelone Dodge great granddaughter of the founder of the Dodge Motor Car Co. wed Charles Boyer Richards Cornelius of Providence Rhode Island in Saratoga California. The couple departed after a champagne reception for a Hawaii honeymoon.
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Saratoga
Calif
Delphine Dedelone Dodge
Dodge Motor Car Co
Charles Boyer Richards Cornelius
Providence
R.I
Hawaiian Islands
Retiring at 60 Amendment Gains Senate Support
The Senate adopted by voice vote a Byrd amendment to let all Social Security covered workers retire at 60 with two thirds of the age 65 rate. The plan reduces spousal benefits at 60, estimates 3.5 million eligible and 900,000 to use next year, with $500 million annual initial cost. The broader bill would create health care for 19 million Americans 65 plus and raise payroll taxes to fund it.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Johnsons
Card of Thanks for Mae Palmateer
We thank churches, friends, relatives, and neighbors for prayers cards food and flowers during the illness and death of Mae Palmateer. Special thanks to Dr. Richard Nelson and Memorial Hospital and Moline Home staff for kindness. Mr and Mrs Hugh Hines and family and Mr and Mrs Lester V Sherer.
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Memorial Hospital
Moline
Mae Palmateer
Hugh Hines
Lester V. Sherer
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