Second Night of Violence In Suburban City
More than 200 Negroes formed bands on Wednesday night ignoring a truce. Police equipped with riot gear cleared the main street as bottles flew and rocks were thrown. No arrests. one patrol car window shattered. A 42 year old white owner, Arthur Marks, was charged with assault and battery after an alleged incident involving a 10 year old boy. The NAACP charged police brutality.
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Arthur Marks
Marks
Miami
William Johnson
NAACP
Army Doctors Halt Malaria in Viet Nam With DDS Drug
Army researchers report DDS precription reduces malaria among troops by half in Viet Nam. Field tests show faster recovery, lower relapse from 40 percent to 4 percent, with highland falciparum targeted and stockpiles available. Plans call for 25 mg daily for one month after leaving Vietnam.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Surgeon General's Office
Highlands
U S Casualties Decline in Saigon Week by Week
U S and Communist casualties declined in the week ending June 18 but South Vietnamese losses rose as government counteractions increased. U S officials reported 79 Americans killed, 547 wounded and eight missing or captured, down from 142 killed, 741 wounded and one missing the prior week.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ters
U.S
Viet Nam 1st Division defeats two Red battalions in combat
After four months of politicking the South Vietnamese 1st Division ends three days of heavy fighting in the northern province. Forces claim 319 Communists killed and 68 weapons seized while U.S. advisers call it a government victory. Premier Ky cracked down on Buddhist resistance as Rangers occupy the Buddhist Institute and draft-age youths are rounded up for service.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
1St Army
North Viet Nam
N. E. Andersen
Cranston, RI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Quaker Couple Sign Loyalty Oath After Supreme Court Ruling
Bar bara and Vernon Elfbrandt signed a loyalty pledge ending a five year fight against Arizona oath laws. The move clears the way to over 60 thousand dollars in back pay from Tucson and Amphitheater school districts though additional legal hurdles may require further suits. They say the funds will cover loans incurred while five years unpaid.
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Tucson
Ariz
Barbara
Vernon Elfbrandt
Arizona
U. S. Supreme Court
Elfbrandts
Amphitheater
Medal of Honor Winner Charles Williams Reflects on Viet Nam Night
The 32 year old 1st lieutenant with the Army Special Forces recalls the June 9 10 1965 Dong Xoai defense when he took command after his officer was wounded He endured wounds and a long night to hold the outpost and protect his men Williams plans to return to the U S after a year in Viet Nam and says he would go again if ordered His wife Anita and their children await his safe return alongside a grateful nation AP reports on the medal ceremony prep and Williams quiet demeanor and pride in his unit
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America
South Viet Nam
Charles ©. Williams
Army Special Forces
Williams
Dong Xoai
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
White House
Ft. Benning
Special Forces
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Weather outlook fair with warm temperatures expected
Weather forecast shows fair conditions with little temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low in the upper 60s and Friday’s high near 90. yesterday’s high 89 and overnight low 63. At 11 am today the temperature was 89.
Chuckle On Modern Women and Grandmother Wardrobe
A light witty note contrasts current fashion with past styles. It observes that modern women wear as many garments as their grandmothers but sequence and selection differ, hinting at evolving wardrobe habits with humor.
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Jean
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Food and Drug Administration
Rip
Sion
Supreme Court
Ann Landers
Dr. Crane Tee
Valley News
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Wiiliams
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Medal of
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