3900 Infantrymen Land In Viet Nam
The first large U.S. combat force, 3,900 soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division, began landing at Cam Ranh Bay amid U.S. plans to deploy 71,000 troops in Viet Nam. The 2nd Brigade will arrive Tuesday to protect the 35th Engineer group working on harbor improvements. Air strikes targeted Yen Bai and Yen Se depots near Hanoi as planes dropped propaganda leaflets over Phat Diem, Ly An Han, and Tri Dong. All pilots returned safely.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
James Simmons
35Th Engineer Group
U. S. Air Force
Hanoi
Phat Diem
Lyan Han
Tri Dong
No Sanctuary, Reds Are Told By Dean Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned on ABC that Red China and any nation choosing to enter the Vietnam conflict must accept that sanctuary is dead. He said bombing North Vietnam shows attackers cannot operate freely in the south and flee north for safety. Rusk noted missile sites near Hanoi are not yet operative and have not cost any American lives.
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Dean Rusk
Washington
China
Viet Nam
ABC
Radiotelevision
Rusk
North
South
Hanoi
United States
Japan
Asia
Weather notes show warm trend and mild temps
Forecast calls for a warmer period with a low around 65 and a high in the upper 80s tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 80 and today’s low was 57, signaling a gentle uptick in temperatures for the area tonight and tomorrow.
Bogalusa Rights Leaders Ready For New Marches
Civil rights organizers led by CORE prepare fresh demonstrations in Bogalusa with hundreds of volunteers including clergy men from Protestant Jewish and Catholic groups. A tense Sunday march by white and Black groups drew about 350 police, helicopters, tear gas masks, and intermittent clashes. A white spectator was arrested for carrying a piece of iron amid heightened security. Roadblocks and driver checks accompanied the protests as officials warned of further actions.
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Frank Carrara Bogalusa
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Milton E. Parker
Bush
Connie Lynch
San Bernadino
Calif
Kings Sees Violence In South
Los Angeles AP report quotes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr warning that the civil rights movement could shift toward aggressive violence if southern vigilante groups persist. He fears the Deacons for Defense and Justice may be drawn into violence and that opponents would welcome such a turn.
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Los Angeles
Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. King
South
Explosions Hit Chicago Ice Cream Trucks and Downtown
Two more blasts rocked Chicago early this morning injuring no one and damaging buildings. Five blasts since Wednesday include downtown and near the Chicago River with trucks rigged to bumpers and windows shattered. Police noted two men seen fleeing and a Sunday night blast under a Tribune employee’s car.
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Chicago
West Side
Mr. Softee Corp
Chicago Tribune
Chicago River
Iraqi President Replaces Nasserite Allies in Cabinet
Damascus reports say Iraqi President Abdel Salam Aref ousted six Nasserite supporters from government and named new ministers including a former ambassador and three professors. The move casts doubt on the planned union with the United Arab Republic and signals a rift with Cairo. The shakeup follows a resignation by the Nasserites after Aref rejected accelerating the UAR merger.
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Syria
Abdel Salam Aref
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Baghdad
Aref
Cairo
Baghdad Radio Today
Aminent
Awyer
Taher Yahya
Yahya
Nasser
Arab Socialist Union
Godoy's Dominica Choice
Support grows for Hector Garcia Godoy as provisional president of the Dominican Republic though an interim government likely awaits the Aug four OAS talks in Rio. Godoy, 44, ex-foreign minister, seeks a cabinet with civilian and military junta backing as rebels also back him.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia Godoy
Organization of American States
Rio de Janeiro
Garcia Godoy
OAS
Juan D. Bosch
Bosch
Puerto Rico
Mariner 4 in record cold as Mars flyby nears
Pasadena based report notes Mariner 4 at 130 degrees below zero in space 132 million miles from Earth. The solar plasma probe on the 575 pound craft began failing after launch on November 28 and, despite computer fixes, has produced garbled data as the craft nears its July 14 Mars image date.
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Space
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Concentrated Search On For Missing Child
Kansas City police ended general searches for Denise Clinton missing since Thursday. Specific areas will be scanned as warranted. Denise was abducted during a robbery at the Great Plains Motel where she stayed with her maternal grandparents Chercie and ??? Reynolds. A gunman took 256 dollars, tied the grandparents, and fled with the sleeping child. A 1000 dollar reward was offered by paternal grandparents E. T. Clinton and wife. Machinists Union Lodge 1314 Bendix plant posted a 50 dollar reward for the kidnapper. Denise's parents Russell and wife remained at home awaiting news.
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Maj
James Newman
Great Plains
Denise
Chercie Reynolds
Reynolds
E. T. Clinton
Calhoun
Machinists Union Lodge
Bendix
Russell Clinton
Independence
Rusk Presses U S Japan for Southeast Asia Focus
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opening the fourth U S Japan joint cabinet conference urged deeper economic cooperation to aid Southeast Asia where freedom is challenged by aggressive neighbors. Japanese Foreign Minister Shiina pledged increased regional responsibility and ongoing cooperation amid complex transnational economic issues.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Japan
Etsusaburo Shiina
Shiina
U.S
Three Bodies Recovered From Sea After Air Force Loss
Eleven survivors were saved and eight bodies recovered from the 19 crew of a US Air Force early warning radar plane that ditched in foggy North Atlantic waters about 145 miles east northeast of Nantucket. Rescue involved US Navy carriers and German ships with debris and an oil slick spotted at dawn.
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Hon Nieu Island
Vinh
Falmouth
Mass
Air Force
North Atlantic
U.S
Nantucket
Barry
Newport
Wasp
Anthony
Ringgold
Wadsworth
Blotter
Coast Guard
Uncertain future of automation under discussion
A note on today’s debate over what may replace automation highlights the ongoing search for future work. Analysts and policymakers weigh options, including human-centered approaches, new technologies, and adaptable processes amid rapid change.
Work Gang Proposed For Rioting Students
Ohio Senate hearings focus on two bills after Fourth of July riots at Russell's Point and Geneva on the Lake. One bill would create a civilian work force under National Guard control for youths convicted of rioting. the other would let judges decide fines or jail time, with amendments planned. Some seek mandatory jail terms and expulsion from state schools for year. A close vote was anticipated on a separate measure expanding Sunday sales in large counties. House committees negotiate education funding, housing discrimination ban, and private parochial school bus transport.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Russells Point
Geneva
Robin Turner
Seneca
Robert E. Stockdale
William H. Deddens
R-Hamilton
Ohio National Guard
Deddens
Cincinnati Republican
House
Senate
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