Johnson visits Central America amid protest and new economic aid
President Johnson attended a five nation Central American summit in San Salvador amid antiwar protests that hurled paint and eggs at his bubbletop limousine. He announced seventy million dollars in loans and programs across El Salvador Nicaragua Guatemala Honduras and Costa Rica including a seven year regional market and funding for education transport rural electrification and farm development.
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Johnson
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Central American Fund For Economic Integration
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Heart Lung Swap Considered For Ailing Blaiberg
Cape Town doctors weigh a combined heart and lung transplant for Dr. Philip Blaiberg as pneumonia and lung complications worsen. Barnard's team has not found a donor, and Blaiberg's condition has deteriorated though the patient previously showed strong recovery after earlier heart grafts.
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South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Barnard
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Giant Bombers Strike North Vietnam North of Demilitarized Zone
Eight-jet B52 bombers conducted new raids into North Vietnam targeting weapons depots bunkers and anti aircraft sites just above the DMZ. Two missions occurred near Con Thien with earlier raids across Saigon Quang Ngai and the southern panhandle as U S air power seeks to slow infiltration pressures on the South. Two F4 Phantom crews were listed as missing after moderate to heavy anti aircraft fire.
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North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
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Quang Ngai
Panhandle
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Wsted
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Hanoi
A Glance Inside George Wallace No 3 Candidate
George Wallace, No 3 in the presidential race, frames himself as the voice of the common man while opposing the political Establishment. Ex Alabama governor seeks support as controversial figure in national politics.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Fresh optimism as talks with Hanoi show possible break
In Paris and Washington hopes rise over a possible peace move as the idea of three American fliers' release rekindles momentum. Harriman and Thant weigh UN involvement, while diplomats cite signs of a potential de escalation breakthrough despite no formal policy shift.
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Thant
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Nasser Seeks Soviet Help in Arab Lands Liberation
Nasser said after Kremlin talks that Soviet leaders confirmed support to liberate Arab lands and aid the Arab nations. He noted no indication of new military action, while talks aimed to resolve the Middle East crisis after the 1967 war. Podgorny praised the lasting friendship between the USSR and Arabs.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
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Israel
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Israel buys Hawk anti aircraft missiles from United States
The Pentagon announced the sale of Hawk antiaircraft missiles to Israel, first new military sale since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. Details on quantity and price were not disclosed, but the deal was agreed June 29 and supports Israel’s air defense.
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U.S
Russia
Egypt
Wings Of FIN F111A Tests Break On Ground
The Defense Department disclosed that wings of an F111A broke off during a late January 1968 ground structural test. The planes sent to Vietnam lacked a corrective fix and operated under limits to reduce stress. Three of eight F111As in Southeast Asia crashed. more investigations followed.
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Vietnam
Defense Department
Department
Carl Curtis
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Senate Military Preparedness Subcommittee
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John S. Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Foster
Nevada
Southeast Asia
Union Stockyards To Be Closed After 87 Years
The Cleveland Union Stockyards Co. will hold its final cattle auction next Wednesday and close livestock operations July 13 on the 27 acre site at 3200 W. 65th St. Company president Jacob I. Rosenbaum cited impracticality of continuing the business.
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Cleveland Union Stockyards Co
Jacob I. Rosenbaum
65Th St
Sunny Warm Day Forecast With 80s High
The forecast calls for sunny skies and warmer temperatures with a high in the 80s. Monday will be partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers.
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