Johnson urges Soviet cooperation in search for peace
President Johnson appeals to the Soviet Union to withdraw backing for aggression and join a global peace effort. He speaks to Cook County Democrats, notes 2,100 Marines leaving Santo Domingo, and warns against appeasement while contrasting past U.S. inaction with decisive action for peace.
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Chicago
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
Cook County
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Chuckle The Reason Some Men Hesitate In Making Up Minds
Witty proverb notes that indecision in men stems from wives who stutter, framing domestic dialogue as a humorous obstacle to quick choices. The quip plays on gender roles and communication dynamics with light sarcasm.
Paratroops Test Skill In Battle In S Viet Nam
About 2,000 U.S. paratroopers completed the largest American operation of the Vietnam War. They killed at least three Viet Cong and had six casualties, none serious, during a four day training sweep near D zone 40 miles northeast of Saigon. The 173rd Airborne Brigade spread five by ten miles, with units at Vung Tau and Bien Hoa Air Base on security duty.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Vung Tau
Big Bien Hoa Air Base
Vietnamese fight persists as casualties rise in South Viet Nam
Heavy ground fighting continued across South Viet Nam with at least nine killed missing or wounded today and Thursday. Vietnamese troops were again hit by Communist ambushes including a follow up near Lao Thien about 150 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Reds
Lao Thien
Marines Leave Santo Domingo as Johnson Orders Withdrawal
The United States withdraws about 2100 Marines from Santo Domingo after President Johnson says conditions permit. Helicopters lift Marines to the carrier Boxer off shore, with possible redeployment unclear. The move leaves 14200 paratroopers and 1500 Latin American troops in the Inter-American Force as OAS negotiators press rebel and junta leaders in a stalled capital. The Cibao Valley, home to Santiago and San Francisco de Macoris, remains a farming hub amid the crisis.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Johnson
Chicago
Hugo Panasco§ Alvim
Organization of American States
Cibao Valley
Santiago
San Francisco de Macoris
Extradition Sought in Bogalusa Deputy Murder Case
Louisiana pressed for extradition of Ernest Ray McElveen 41 of Bogalusa charged in the racial murder of deputy sheriff O Neal Moore. Deputy Creed Rogers injured as gunmen fired from a pickup on La 21 near Bogalusa. Mississippi Gov Paul Johnson approved extradition. Klan resentment reported.
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Bogalusa
Louisiana
Ernest Ray McElveen
Tylertown
Miss
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Jackson
O'Neal Moore
Creed Rogers
La. 21
Rogers
FDI
Wen
Moore
Washington Parish County
Five Airmen Die In Walker AFB Tanker Crash
Five airmen were killed when an Air Force KCH5 tanker crashed near Walker Air Force Base in Roswell New Mexico on Thursday night. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification. A board of officers will investigate the accident. An earlier KGFL report said the tanker exploded in air during approach and that the tall section was the largest wreckage piece.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Emil Mokry
Base Information Office
Walker Afb
Mokry
KGFL
Gemini 4 spacewalk marks first extended lunar mission test
Astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White reach day two of the Gemini 4 mission as White returns from a 20 minute space walk. Mission Control keeps the 97 hour 50 minute flight on track with weather, sleep cycles, and planned maneuvers.
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Howard Benedict Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White
White
Mission Control Center
America
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Houston Control Center
Virgil Grissom
Space
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Houston
Galveston Bay
Clear Lake
McDivitt
Hodge
Valery Bykovsky
James MecDivitt
Space Control Complex
James A. McDivitt
Florida Peninsula
MccDivitt
Johnson
Mission Control
Dr. Berry
Houston Mission Control
Ground Control
Air Force
Sho
Menivitt
Weather outlook with clouds and warm afternoon
After a sunny day the forecast calls for cloudy skies tomorrow with warmer temperatures and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Tonight's low around 60. yesterday's high was 75.
Space Flight Top News in West European Papers
West European papers lead with the Gemini space flight as the top story. Edward White walked in space longer than cosmonaut Leonov, sparking praise and debate on timing for a manned lunar landing. Prime broadcasts drew millions, with trials of rendezvous and wide international reaction.
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United States
Thursay
Haler
Cooper London
London
Edward H. White
Alexei Leonov
Sun
Britain
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Moscow
New York
Pravda
Final 15 compete for Miss U S A crown notables
Fifteen hopefuls vie in Miami Beach for the Miss U S A title and a chance to enter Miss Universe 1965. The winner receives 5000 cash and a 5000 annual appearance contract as CBS airs the crowning.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
CBS
Bobbi Johnson
Washington, D.C
Oklahoma
Cheryl Ann Semrach
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Divitt
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Ae Valley News
Women's News
Space Flight Top News
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Tulsarosa
N.M
Cheryl
Jane
Arizona State University
Ohio
Sue Ann Downey
Sue Ann
Hawaii
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Abbeville
South Carolina
Vicki Harrison
Alabama
Leigh Stanford
Susan Pill
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Santa Monica
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