U S Plans To Boost Military Manpower In South Viet Nam
U S plans to send up to 3 000 more advisers and training personnel to South Viet Nam as four American servicemen are killed in separate incidents near Saigon. The buildup follows a high level meeting between Premier Nguyen Khanh and U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor. The death toll since December 1961 reaches 163.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Nguyen Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Pacific
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Asia
Sharp
William C. Westmoreland
Sanitarian debunks rumors of unsafe pool water
Hocking County sanitarian Jack Cummins said city pool water is safe. He noted a June 17 test showed slight bacteria and trace coliform, but chlorine has been increased and a suspected source cleaned. Pool is maintained with chlorine checks every two hours while officials say no extra steps are needed.
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Jack Cummins
Hocking County
Harry Westfall
Cummins
Westfall
Council to Vote on Logan Police Department Revisions
City Council meeting at the municipal building at 8 p m will consider two amendments to the Logan police department code. One would restructure the force by adding a captain and two lieutenants and removing three patrolman slots. The second amendment would address salaries for the new ranks.
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Logan Police Department
Temperature Hits Season High of 98 in Hocking County
Hocking County records a season high of 98 at 2:30 p.m. Monday amid 90s for the 12th straight day. Early morning low was 67, with 93 by 11:15 a.m. Forecast calls for mostly fair weather with possible thundershowers tonight and partly cloudy, warm, humid conditions with scattered storms on Wednesday.
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Hocking County
The
Mercury
Goldwater Leads in 13 States in Monitor Survey
The Christian Science Monitor reports Barry Goldwater leads in 13 states with 103 electoral votes, including Arizona Idaho Montana Wyoming Maine Alabama Florida North Carolina Virginia Kentucky Indiana Nebraska and Kansas. The assessment notes strong to fairly strong positions in 16 additional states and cites Harlem violence as a potential white voter factor.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
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the Monitor
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Lyndon B. Johnson
New England
Midwest
Monitor
Goldwater
Idaho
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Wyoming
Maine
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Virginia
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Nebraska
Kansas
New York
Harlem
Beating Injuries Fatal To Boy Faces New Charge
A three year old boy died in a Gallipolis hospital from injuries suffered in a beating at his Jackson County home ten days earlier. David Leach 29 of Wellston faces a homicide charge as grand jury recall proceeds after an aggravated assault indictment for beating Bernard Blanchard. The boy remained comatose until death and was beaten at the home of his mother Joyce Wells. Sheriff John Evans said Leach was staying at Wells home and is accused of slapping the boy throwing him to the floor and kicking him.
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Jackson
Ohio
Jackson County
Gallipolis
David Leach
Wellston
Leach
Bernard Blanchard
Joyce Wells
John Evans
Castro warns U S of retaliation over Guantanamo
Fidel Castro declared Cuba would answer shot for shot if another Cuban was killed by U S Marines at Guantanamo. He held a 34 hour news conference in Santiago with 33 American and 40 foreign reporters for the 26th of July movement celebration. He rejected U S denial of the border incident and warned of possible measures while affirming ties to the Soviet Union and willingness to discuss with the United States if differences can be resolved.
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Santiago, Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Santiago
Castro
Guantanamo
Soviet Union
Arkansas Democrats Vote on Faubus in Primary
Arkansas Democrats vote today to choose between Gov Orval Faubus and a new challenger for the gubernatorial race next November. Faubus was favored to win the nomination for a sixth term in a quiet primary against three opponents.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faubus
Senate rejects self examination ethics rules
The Senate defeats a proposed rule requiring disclosure of outside financial interests for members and top employees. Instead, a 17 member ethics commission is approved to study high ethical standards over two years, with final vote possible today.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Baker
Commission On Ethics
Rules Committee
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
John J. Williams
R-Del
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Anatomy Of A Riot It Is Keyed By Rumor
A Rochester crowd erupts following a July 25 1964 incident outside a block party. Police, including two plainclothes officers, confront a growing mob as rumor fuels the riot. The scene spreads from Joseph Avenue and Nassau Street to nearby blocks with fire trucks and police from multiple precincts arriving.
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Rochester
N.Y
Helen Myricks
Gene Stevens
Carrie
Stevens
Myricks
Anthony Cerretto
Roger Bacon
Cerretto
Bacon
Nassau Street
Joseph Avenue
Dan Funk
Sal Arnone
Dan
Sal
Arnone
New York Central
U.S. Post Office
Brighton
Greece
Union Furnace School Reported Burglarized Over Weekend
Fred Good executive head of Starr Washington schools told the Hocking sheriff that Union Furnace school was burglarized over the weekend. A hasp on the door was broken and a roll away cabinet of tools pried open. Missing were several socket sets wrenches rackets and two hydraulic jacks. The most expensive tools were not taken.
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Fred Good
Starr-Washington Schools
Hocking Sheriff's Department
Union Furnace
Harlem Leaders Demand Police Reform After King Talks
Harlem leaders form a unity council after meeting with Dr. King and Mayor Wagner about Harlem unrest. They demand suspension of Lt. Gilligan and the immediate creation of an independent civilian complaint review board with subpoena power to address police brutality.
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New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Wagner
Harlem
King
New York City
Wagner
Atlanta
Rochester
N.Y
State Supreme Court
William Epton
Gerald P. Culkin
Epton
Harlem Defense Council
Unity Council
L. Joseph Overton
Harlem Labor Council
Unity Conference
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
Ranger 7 launches to photograph possible Apollo landing sites
Cape Kennedy reports Ranger 7 blasting off on an Atlas Agena rocket at 11 50 a m to take thousands of high resolution pictures of potential lunar landing areas. The 104 foot tall craft weighs 138 tons and aims to reach the moon in 68 hours with six TV cameras to transmit over 4 000 images.
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U.S
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlas
Agena
South Atlantic
United States
OU Student Held For Stabbing Coed
Cleveland AP says 22-year-old Ohio University student Danny L Thompson admitted stabbing 20-year-old Ohio University coed Dianne Pollitt five times during a dispute over dating. Pollitt was listed in fair condition at Lakewood Hospital with wounds to chest back abdomen and right arm. Investigators said Thompson signed a statement claiming he used a hunting knife in the confrontation.
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