Coast Guard Grounds Gun-Running Trawler Off Saigon
Coast Guard intercepts a 125 foot gun running trawler off South Viet Nam and grounds it in flames after a sea battle. A large amount of ammunition and weapons were seized, believed for Viet Cong. Ashore, U S paratroopers of the 101st Brigade fight Viet Cong near Tuy Hoa as B52 bombers strike toward the Cambodian border. Navy and Air Force pilots report multiple strikes against trucks, bridges, and radar sites in North and South Viet Nam.
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Dong Hoi
Capitol Hill Pressures NATO Tied to Viet Nam Policy
Capitol Hill debates NATO amid French restraint and Vietnam concerns. Senate hearings open with McGeorge Bundy as first witness, aimed at Europe’s political shifts and U.S. role. Lawmakers urge Johnson De Gaulle talks to bridge diplomatic gaps noted by Frank Church and Dean Rusk.
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Europe
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How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Teaser ad claims FASTEETH powder makes dentures fit securely with an alkaline non acidic formula. It promises no gummy taste, reduces plate odor, and offers comfortable wear. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Cottage Inn In Franklin Is Looted
Franklin police hunt an intruder who broke into the Cottage Inn at 544 Main St using a crow bar. The thief stole five fifths of whisky one hundred fifty dollars and a carton of cigarettes, discovered by custodian Gerald Johnson during Sunday morning cleanup.
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First nonwhite British police officer patrols Coventry
Britain's first nonwhite policeman, Constable Mo hamed Yusuf Daar, 23, patrols Coventry on his first duty day. He is of Indian and Pakistani parentage and marks a historic milestone for the force amid ongoing desegregation efforts.
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England
Britain
Mohamed Yusuf Daar
Armco Promotes Looby To Supervisor of Engg
Armco announced the promotion of L. F. Looby to supervisor of application engineering in Middletown. A metallurgical engineering graduate of Michigan College of Mining and Technology, Looby joined Armco in 1955 as a metallurgist at the Baltimore Works and later moved to Middletown for market development and product specialization roles. He is a member of ASM, SAMPE, and the Middletown Aviation Club, and resides at 2909 Rusmar Court, Middletown.
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R. G. Sloan
Looby
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Armco
Batimore Works
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American Society For Metals
Society of Aerospace Materials and Process Engineers
Kennedy backs Johnson for 1968. plans Senate bid in 1970
Senator Robert F. Kennedy affirmed support for President Johnson’s 1968 bid and said he would only run for the Senate in 1970. Speaking at Kennedy Airport after a two week overseas tour in Africa and Europe, he discussed Viet Nam, race issues, and his ongoing interest in Africa. He noted concern about U S policies and praised church leaders while condemning apartheid’s cruelty in South Africa.
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