NATO Sets Expanded Atomic Data Sharing With NATO Nations
President Johnson announced a broadened agreement to extend U S nuclear information to NATO and member states. The plan increases data sharing to improve alliance planning and effectiveness of NATO defenses, aligning military and political goals and reinforcing cohesion among allies.
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NATO Organization
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Robert McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
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Missing Airmen Sought After Bermuda Plane Collision
United States search teams comb the Atlantic off Bermuda for 12 airmen missing after two Air Force planes collided during a Gemini space project rescue training mission. Seven were rescued and five bodies recovered. survivors are in good condition.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S
Air Force
Atlantic
Kindley Ai Force Base
Search for three civil rights workers widens in Mississippi
The Navy added 400 sailors to the effort in Neshoba County as federal and state authorities, joined by 100 sailors from Meridian, intensified the nine day search for missing civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Rita Schwerner Goodman and James Chaney. President Johnson told Mrs Schwerner he would consider sending more troops if useful.
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Red-Clay
White House
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Johnson
Rita Schwerner
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Mississippi
Pilotless jet kills two children in Haverhill crash
An Air National Guard F86 pilotless jet plowed through a neighborhood in Haverhill Massachusetts injuring several homes and vehicles before crashing into the Gifford residence killing Todd Gifford age 10 and Pamela Gifford age 8. The pilot parachuted to safety and was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter.
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Pamela
Farr H. Gifford
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DF. Sullivan
Boston
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Coast Guard
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Gifford House
James J. Shanahan
Groveland
Earl Sweetser
Sweetser
Gifford
St Augustine Abetting Delinquency Is Charged
Juvenile court warrants name Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and three others for using minors as wards in integration marches in St Augustine. Charges allege they contributed to delinquency by guiding youths in demonstrations while authorities enforce new limits on night marches and confrontations with segregationists. The scene shifts as a federal judge weighs contempt charges against Governor Bryant amid ongoing protests and police actions.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Integration Movement
Fred Brinkhoff
King
R. B. Hayling
John Gibson
J. 8. Jackson
Central
Iten Grad
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Simpson
Farris Bryant
Turkey threatens Cyprus invasion over UN plan
Turkish Premier Inonu said Turkey may intervene in Cyprus if Greece rejects UN peace proposals brokered by mediator Sakari Tuomioja. He accused Greece of expanding its Cypriot garrison beyond the 950-man limit and warned that U.S. pressure may not restrain Ankara.
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George Papandreou
Johnson
Makarios
Inanu
Alec Douglas-Home
Lodge Says South Viet Nam Plan on the Track
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge asserts South Viet Nam policy is on track and not a campaign issue, while Republicans split over its political implications. House and Senate critics question U S strategy as Morse and Aiken fault the administration and consider foreign policy a campaign issue.
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William W. Scranton
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Oregon
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George D. Aiken
Vermont
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Two Dead and 13 Missing on Louisiana Oil Rig
An offshore floating oil rig exploded off Morgan City Louisiana before dawn leaving at least two dead and 13 missing. Coast Guard reported 27 survivors, all severely burned, transferred by helicopter. The rig with 42 on board sank after the blast 78 miles southeast of Morgan City. Survivors said a shallow high-pressure gas pocket at 640 feet triggered the explosion.
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Warren Commission to Probe Diary Leak in JFK Case
The Warren Commission announced a full FBI inquiry into how Lew Oswalds diary material appeared in print amid Dallas Morning News copyright stories. Rankin said the probe seeks to identify sources and the print path, while the commission plans to delay its report until after July 18. Kreuger of the Dallas Morning News defended press rights and vowed to publish all significant developments.
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Warren Commission
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J. Lee Rankin
Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
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Soviet Union
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Jack B. Kreuger
United States
The
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McNamara Defends U S Military Strength Against GOP Claims
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara released a three page rebuttal to a Republican task force report accusing the administration of weakening U S military power. He cited large gains in missile forces bombers and naval reach and highlighted increases in research and development over four years.
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U.S
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
McNamara
Antiguerrilla
Eisenhower
Kennedy rejects theory of conspiracy in Kennedy slaying
In Krakow Robert F. Kennedy stated there was no conspiracy behind President Kennedy's assassination. He said Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and that ideology did not motivate him. Kennedy called Oswald a misfit and rejected European speculation tying the crimes to communism or a broader plot.
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Chuckle Publiie Opinion on Perceived Minds
A concise opinion piece mocks how readers infer others thoughts. It notes the habit of projecting mental states onto people and its dubious reliability. The column satirically questions the value of second guessing motives.
Weather outlook with heat and humidity relief possible
Scattered thundershowers may lower temperatures tonight and tomorrow but humidity remains high. Yesterday’s high reached 95 degrees and is expected to repeat, with a low around 62 degrees today.
Typhoon Winnie Devastates Manila Leaving Deaths and Destruction
Typhoon Winnie paralyzed Manila with winds up to 95 mph. At least 10 drowned and scores injured as central Luzon towns endured destruction. Power blackouts, uprooted trees, and widespread flooding halted transport, communications, and air travel in the capital.
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