Pigs in Kitchen Highlight Life in Viet Nam Hospitals
An Idaho nurse returning from 26 months in South Viet Nam says provincial hospitals run three patients per bed and pigs in kitchens act as live garbage disposal units. Nurse Beverly Ann Fry noted the region’s low doctor to population ratio and plans to return to Viet Nam to continue work as a regional adviser for hospital nursing services.
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San Francisco
Viet Nam
Idaho
Anyvle
Beverly Ann Fry
National League For Nursing
Agency For International Development Hospital
Incredible destruction as three boys vandalize vacant federal house
Three boys aged 12 and 13 used sledgehammers to destroy a vacant government property house at Crile Veterans Administration Hospital site, causing about 4000 dollars in damage. Four other nearby houses were damaged slightly. If older, they faced federal charges. local handling chosen. No Parma action yet.
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Cleveland
Asst
U.S. Atty
Nathaniel R. Jones
Jones
Crile Veterans Administration Hospital
York Road
Parma
Parma Heights
Five-man Dominican ruling group forms government of national reconstruction
A military civilian junta installs a five member ruling body calling itself a government of national reconstruction. Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera named president. Col Francisco Caamano leads rebel forces who reject coalition government. Others include Julio Pospigo Carlos Grisolia Poloney Alejandro Zeller Coco and Pedro Benoit. Rebels claim they represent the legitimate government and will not join the junta.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano
Antonio Imbert Barrerra
Imbert
Caamano
Caamam
Julio Pospigo
Juan Bosch
Carlos Grisolia Poloney
Donald Reid Cabral
Alejandro Zeller Coco
Pedro B. Benoit
Supreme Court
Julio Acuello
Klansman Will Have New Trial in Alabama
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers says Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. will be tried again for first degree murder after a mistrial in the case of a white woman civil rights demonstrator’s killing. Wilkins, 21, of Fairfield, was free on $60,000 bonds as nine jurors favored conviction but two acquitted. The state plans a fall September term. Two co defendants, Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton, await trial. all three face federal civil rights charges and remain free on bonds.
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Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
T. Worth Thagard
Wilkins
Flowers
Viola Liuzza
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Chuckle Handicapped Golfer: One Who Is Playing With the Boss
A humorous label for a golfer who plays with the boss, highlighting a lighthearted dynamic on the course. The phrase implies pride and amusement in a work-related round.
U S Planes Hit North Viet Nam in Major Aircraft Raid
More than 160 U S Air Force and Navy planes staged five raids targeting military sites and road networks in North Viet Nam, dropping over 230 tons of bombs. The largest strike involved 40 Navy Sky hawks from carriers Coral Sea and Midway, bombing Vinh air field. A Marine was killed near Da Nang as Viet Cong guerrillas attacked hamlets handing out schoolbooks. In Central Viet Nam, Viet Cong mines killed one Army Special Forces member and wounded two others during patrols near Le My village near Red Beach Two, an area long associated with Viet Cong activity. Marines intensified patrols and conducted psychological operations to win over locals.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
Coral Sea
Midway
Vinh
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
Ing
da Nang
Viet Nam
U.S. Army
le My
Red Beach Two
Warren urges law schools to study changes in society
Chief Justice Earl Warren, at the dedication of the $500,000 four story Robert S. Marx Law Library at the University of Cincinnati, urged law schools to engage in creative research to understand modern living. He said law must attune to shifts in social and economic institutions as it grows. The event also marked the dedication of the remodeled Alphonso Taft Hall of the College of Law.
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Cincinnati
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Robert S. Marx
University of Cincinnati
Alphonso Taft
College of Law
Skateboard Youth Shot At Dayton
Dayton Ohio AP Montgomery County sheriff says Jerry Brown a 17 year old Chaminade High School student was shot Friday night after skateboarding in front of a man’s home A group of teenagers skated when the man ordered them away Brown returned in his car and the man fired a shotgun shooting pellets into him Brown was listed in very fine condition at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County — Sheriff's Office
Jerry Brown
Chaminade
Brown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Seika Girls High School
Kyoto City
Tokyo
Japanese girl wins top award at national science fair
Toshiko Fujitsu, 18, from Kyoto, Japan, earns one of 13 top prizes at the National Science Fair in St. Louis. She learned four English phrases during the event and presented a bilingual report on how plant parasites cause plant cancer. First prize money was $100 as she sailed through applause and translation challenges.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Toshiko Fujitsu
United States
St. Louis
Toshiko
Japan
Meiko Komatsu
Tokyo
Masami Onimaru
Washington University
Seven Missing Seamen Feared Dead After Cedarville Crash
Coast Guard searches a frigid Straits of Mackinac for survivors from Friday collision of U S Steel Cedarville and Topdalsfjord. Three dead confirmed. seven missing believed perished. five injured treated at Cheboygan hospital. Topdalsfjord anchored for inspection at Sault Ste Marie.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Straits of Mackinac
Nicholas Lentini
Cheboygan Community Hospital
U.S. Steel Corp
Cedarville
Coast Guard
Sault Ste Marie
Topdalsfjord
Sault Ste. Marie
Weather forecast calls for warm humid period with isolated storms
The forecast predicts little change in weather for the next 24 hours with a chance of thundershowers arriving Sunday evening. Warm humid conditions continue with a low near 65 and a high around 85 tomorrow.
Tremors Reported in Ashtabula City Area
ASHTABULA Ohio AP mild earth tremors rumble in the eastern city section sparking concern City Manager David P DeLuca hints at proposing a study while suggesting the tremors may be man made but offers no details.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
David P. DeLuca
DeLuca
Three Killed In Ohio Car Crash Near Columbus
A late Friday crash on East Main Street in Whitehall near Columbus left three dead and one in critical condition. Victims were Robert Reuter 27 Jack A Peterson 19 and Nancy Gilger 23 all residents of Columbus or Whitehall. Nancy Gilger's husband William 23 was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Whitehall
East Main Street
U.S. 40
Robert Reuter
Jack A. Peterson
Nancy Gilger
William
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Latins Back U S Action on Armed Force for Dominican Republic
Latin American delegates in Washington defended the OAS move to create an armed force for the Dominican Republic, stating no pressure or threats influenced votes. Chile Ecuador Mexico Peru and Uruguay opposed the plan while Venezuela abstained. Fourteen nations supported the proposal.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
U.S
Rodrigo Jacome
Ecuador
OAS
Chile
Alejandro Magnet
Mexico
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
Johnson Signals Atlantic Unity Despite Franco Tensions
President Johnson told Charles de Gaulle the United States will pursue an Atlantic partnership with or without France. In a Europe speech via Easy Bird, he urged eroding the Iron Curtain, extending dialogue with the Soviet Union, and upholding German self determination, while warning against narrow nationalism threatening European unity.
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Dent Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
Johnson
Europe
Easy Bird
Atlantic
Soviet Union
U.S
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