President Johnson's beagle Hin killed by car on White House grounds
AP reports President Johnson's beagle Hin, a longtime White House pet, darted after a squirrel and was struck by a car on the driveway. The death marks the second canine tragedy at the White House since the Johnsons moved in, following sister dog Her's 1964 death.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Lynda
Johnsons
Daugh
Ter
Luci
Johnson's
Him
Unethical medical experiments cited by Harvard professor
Dr Henry Beecher of Harvard Medical School asserts human experiments without consent are ongoing across leading medical centers government and industry. He cites 22 examples verified by New England Journal editors and describes risk to health and life in trials including thymus removal in children and catheter studies in infants.
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Harvard Medical School
Henry K. Beecher
Harvard
Massachusetts General Hospital
New England Journal of Medicine
Beecher
Army
Navy
Mississippi March Angers Whites in Delta
In Holcomb Mississippi whites react with hostility as fifty whites line the street while a civil rights march led by James Meredith passes through. A mixed crowd expresses contempt and the highway patrol moves to prevent trouble as the march proceeds toward Jackson.
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Holcomb
Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
James H. Meredith
Roy Alldred
Wilmington, Ill
Highway Patrol
The Nurse Problem creates staffing headaches at Middletown Hospital
A nurse shortage worries Medicare plans at Middletown Hospital as instructors from the Dayton School of Practical Nursing warn staffing cannot be built up. The article promises details on page 22.
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Middletown
Dayton School of Practical Nursing
Marines Fight Off VC With Rocks After Ammo Runs Dry
Recon platoon of the 1st Marine Division at a high hilltop post 12 miles northwest of Chu Lai repelled waves of Viet Cong after exhausting ammunition. Marines used rocks in close combat until air support and reinforcements pushed back the attackers. Two US pilots were missing and two aircraft were lost over North Vietnam during the broader air war.
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Chu Lai
Sai
U.S. Command
North Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
U.S
Dong Hoi
Philip J. Kelly
Toll Rises as Battle Claims 142 U S Lives Last Week
American combat deaths climbed to 142 with 741 wounded and one missing or captured in the latest week. The toll compares with 109 killed, 636 wounded, 13 missing the prior week, as U S and allied forces report intensified fighting after a victory over a North Vietnamese regiment in the central highlands.
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South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U. S
Weather update calls for clearing and cooler night
Forecasters predict a clearing, cooler night with a low near 55 and a pleasant Friday with a high around 75. Yesterday peaked at 79 with a 63 overnight low. Middle Town reported 0.06 inches of rain before 8 this morning under cloudy skies. Today’s 8 am temperature was 70.
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Middletown
Chuckle One's Brain Weakness Highlighted in Report
A brief item notes Chuckle One’s cognitive strength is limited by its weakest link, suggesting inconsistency in performance. The piece implies a humorous take on mental sharpness and resilience.
Mansfield Pushes Face to Face Talk with Red China
Senator Mike Mansfield urged a direct meeting between Secretary of State Rusk and Red China’s Foreign Minister Chen Yi to seek a peaceful Vietnam settlement. He warned the war could become a U.S. Chinese conflict and stressed direct high level contact as essential for Southeast Asia peace.
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Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red China
Chen Yi
Senate
Yeshiva University
Korea
Peking
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
China
United States
Republicans demand drop of open housing in civil rights bill
Washington AP reports Republican leaders told Attorney General Katzenbach that the open housing provision cannot be sold to the Senate. Dirksen McCulloch and Hruska pressed for written proposals and a policy committee meeting to discuss any possible solution. The GOP insisted exemptions would not erase the principle of freedom of choice in selling or renting property.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Katzenbach
U.S. Senate
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
GOP
Senate Judiciary
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Exiles claim Castro regime executed prisoners in Cuba
Exiles in Miami allege mass executions at La Cabana fortress in Havana on May 27. They quote Dr. Miguel Angel Olba Benito saying seven pints of blood were drawn per prisoner and sold to Communist Vietnam at fifty dollars a pint, with corpses buried in mass graves near Marianao.
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Fidel Castro
Viet Nam
la Cabana Fortress
Havana
Miguel Angel Olba Benito
Commission For Humane Treatment
Cuba
Olba Benito
la Cabana
Marianao
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