States Rights Rally Pause in Baltimore Court Orders
The National States Rights party agrees to obey court orders banning racist rallies in Baltimore Maryland. A member, Connie Lynch of San Bernardino California, warns more will be heard from the militant group saying you will be seeing more and hearing more of us.
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National States Rights Party
Baltimore
Connie Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
Lynch
America
William J. O'Donnell
Richard B. Norton
Maryland
Wreckage Found Believed U2 Plane From Florida
Bolivian and U.S. officials confirm wreckage of a U2 reconnaissance jet in the hills west of Oruro near Peru and Chile. Pilot Capt. Robert D. Hickman of Alexandria, Louisiana, is identified among the wreckage after the jet traveled about 3200 miles from Florida on a routine mission from Barksdale Air Force Base.
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Oruro
Bolivia
U.S
Florida
Peru
Chile
la Paz
Robert D. Hickman
Alexandria
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Cuba
Colombia
Brazil
Ecuador
Panama
Hickman
Johnson Aims Pact as 35000 Mechanics Rally Behind Strike
President Johnson backs a tentative airline settlement as negotiators push to finish a contract for a Sunday ballot by 35 000 striking mechanics. Officials warn the vote will determine how quickly five strikebound airlines resume flying.
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Washington
Johnson
B52s Strike in Demilitarized Zone in Vietnam War
U S Stratofortresses from Guam hit an enemy ammunition dump and 26 gun positions in the southern half of the demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam. The raid, the first pre planned one, followed reconnaissance showing large Communist concentrations. North Vietnamese 324th Division blamed for infiltrations. 830 enemy dead reported, Allied losses light.
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Guam
Viet Nam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
North
United States
Hand Washing Fleeting Amid Rise of Automatic Home Equipment
A fragment notes that modern homes rely on automatic devices for many chores while hand washing remains limited to some tasks. The text implies a shift in domestic labor toward machines and away from manual cleaning.
Nurse 22 Faces Abortion Charge in Cincinnati
A 22 year old practical nurse, Anita Louise Robinson of Cincinnati, was indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury on an abortion charge. Prosecutor Melvin G. Rueger said she was arrested July 14 after a 19 year old girl sought treatment for effects of the illegal operation.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Anita Louise Robinson
Melvin G. Rueger
Stilwell's Staff Hopes As Sea Search Goes On
Ft Bragg NC Brig Gen Joseph Stilwell commander of the Army Special Warfare Center has been missing on a flight from San Francisco to Honolulu since last Sunday His staff and colleagues recall his meticulous attention to detail and heroic service in Korea Vietnam and prior wrecks He remains missing as the center continues searching and handling routine duties awaiting word from officials
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Joseph Stilwell
Col
Jack Tallerday
Stilwell
Army
Special Warfare
San Francisco
Honolulu
Vinegar Joe Stilwell
Korea
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Delta
Ferguson
Special Warfare Center
Gen. Stilwell
Knowles
Sgt. Ferguson
Cussin
Air Force
Coast Guard
Viet War May Grow Says U Thant After Talks
United Nations Secretary General U Thant warned in Moscow that the Vietnam War could develop into a major conflict if current trends continue. He said it could spill over frontiers but did not specify direct U.S.-Soviet involvement and noted no change in Soviet stance during his visit.
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Moscow
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Vatican silent on Pope Paul VI birth control stance
Vatican officials and L Osservatore Romano urge press restraint as Pope Paul VI weighs altering the church ban on contraception. Officials say no one knows the final decision yet and speculation runs wild about possible allowances or reversals, with an expected announcement in the fall.
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Pope Paul
Vatican
Vatican City
Paul VI
L'Osservatore Romano
John XXIII
Paul
Castel Gandolfo
L’osservatore
Rush Is On For Plane Tickets
President Johnson's radio and TV address ending the airline strike spurred a flood of calls to reservation offices. TWA in Philadelphia reported a rush to add clerks, while San Francisco and Los Angeles offices described chaotic but happy scenes as customers sought tickets.
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Johnson
New York
Trans World Airlines
Philadelphia
Mike Kurm
Carl Haas
TWA
San Francisco
Bill Force
United Air Lines
Los Angeles
Six foot rabbit stopper shocks drivers in Louisville
A six foot rabbit promotional prop appeared in front of a Louisville car, prompting drivers to speed up. The concrete statue survived the crash, but its tail and one leg were missing when owners retrieved it after it was reported stolen and left at an intersection.
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Louisville
Newport Folk Festival aims to draw true folk fans
Newport AP reports festival producer George T. Wein plans to require acts that attract genuine folk fans in the future. The festival saw minor disorders on one night this year when rock music was played.
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Newport, RJ
Newport
Weather outlook calls for clear cool night and warm Sunday
The forecast predicts a clear, cooler night with a low in the mid 80s. Sunday should be sunny and slightly warmer with a high in the mid 80s.
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Northwest
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Curtin
Col. Tallerday
Tallerday
Charles R. Ferguson
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