U S Planes Lost Over Viet War Zone
U S planes lost four in a day of air war against North Vietnam with five fliers rescued and one missing. Two F105s were down near Dong Hoi while two Navy F4s from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf collided but all four crewmen parachuted to safety. Monsoon conditions kept U S pilots at 88 missions as bombing stayed below the 19th Parallel.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
Southern Panhandle
U.S
Panhandle
Johnson
Air Force
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
20Th Parallel
Hanoi
David W. Winn
Minneapolis
Minn
South China Sea
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Gulf
Navy
Soviets Close Gap With U S In Space Docking Plans
Western space experts say the latest docking of two Soviet satellites signals progress toward manned lunar missions and a potential space station for military use. The Cosmos links, following Soyuz 1 failures, suggest refined radar and new systems, while American Gemini missions already proved unmanned docking.
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Erns
Cate
Gemini
Agena
Edward Welch
National Aeronautics and Space Council
United States
Weather forecast for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley
The forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley calls for fair mild weather today with tonight’s temperatures in the 40s to 50s. Wednesday will be cloudy and warm. Yesterday’s high reached a record 57 degrees and this morning’s temperature was 32.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Nationwide Telephone Walkout Threatened
President Beirne of the AFL-CIO Communications Workers warned a nationwide strike of about 200000 telephone workers could occur next Thursday after a seven hour meeting. He said the board agrees the strike is likely and urged a strong push for a substantial general wage increase. Some 8000 IBEW members are already on strike at New Jersey Bell, while 14000 union members plan to picket and refrain from work. The Bell system, highly automated, would feel impact mainly on long distance calls if a strike hits.
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Washington
Joseph A. Beirne
Afl-Cio Communications Workers
Beirne
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
New Jersey Telephone Company
Bell Telephone System
Tax tipster rewards shrinking at IRS says AP report
Washington AP reports the IRS still relies on tipsters to catch tax cheats but rewards are declining. About 100000 tips arrive yearly, yet only 624 rewards were paid last fiscal year, with 11 million of IRS's 148 billion in collections stemming from informants. The new computer system aims to catch errors before informants act and rewards require material recovery of additional taxes.
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Washington
International Revenue Services
America
IRS
Johnson weighs Vietnam talks during Hawaii trip
President Johnson's Hawaii visit centers on briefing Adm. Grant Sharp and Adm. John S. McCain on Vietnam while pressing for a neutral meeting site. He urged concerted replies to U.S. peace proposals as Hanoi accused Washington of bad will and criticized past negotiations.
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Johnson
Adm. US
Grant Sharp
Pacific
Vietnam
Sharp
Adm
John S. McCain
North Vietnam
Honolulu
Iolani Palace
Chuckle Husband Painting House to Neighbor Window Wash Joke
A playful exchange features Chuckle Husband painting a house directed at a neighbor washing windows. He teases Luck with a two week vacation versus his three week time off, delivering a lighthearted jab in a neighborly moment.
German Riots Spread Across West Germany
Police clashed with leftist demonstrators in Frankfurt and Munich as thousands protested distribution of newspapers. More than 150 demonstrators were arrested and 30 were seriously injured. West Berlin saw no violence though over 2,000 students staged a nonviolent march under police watch. Rudi Dutschke, wounded with three bullets, was reported out of immediate danger. A house painter, 23 year old Josef Bach-?
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Frankfurt
Germany
Axel Springer
Munich
West Germany
West Berlin
Rudi Dutschke
Socialist Student Federation
SDS
West
Josef Bach
Attack at Springer Plant Sparks Munich Unrests
Mann was wounded by police and at hospital in good condition. Clarkson? Not present. Springer, Europe’s largest publisher, faced SDS protests over conservative editorial stance. In Munich, Klaug Frings, AP photographer, seriously hurt by a stone amid clashes at the Springer plant. Four others seriously injured. over 100 arrested. Police found an incendiary device in a courtyard.
Four 3 Day Weekends Proposed for U S Holidays
A House Judiciary Committee supported bill would fix Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day Veterans Day and Columbus Day to Mondays creating four national three day weekends each year. It targets federal employees with possible state adoption and faces opposition from patriotic and veterans groups and church groups wary of attendance and patriotism issues.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Washington
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Albany
Lewis
Elsmere
N.Y
August Piccard
Eere
George Esper
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Force
A Shau
Hue
Highlands
Vladmimir M. Komarov
Russia
LBJ
Nhan Dan
Warsaw
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Ann Landers
Ewes
Heloise
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Rep
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R-Ill
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Peter W. Rodino
D. N.J
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