Indonesia Fighting Dwindles
Reports from Jakarta say organized resistance in central Java appears collapsed with only scattered ill armed rebels remaining. An American businessman found little fighting and noted supporters of Lt. Col. Untung. Sukarno called a high command meeting in Bogor while Malaysia reported rebel gains in Jogjakarta and central Java.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Java
Indonesia
Central
Col. Untung
Sukarno
Bogor
Radio Malaysia
Jogjakarta
Army High Command
Siliwangi
Central Java
Col. Suherman
Omar Dhani
Untung
Rail Crash Toll Feared In Durban Tragedy
In Durban South Africa a suburban rail disaster left hundreds injured and up to 150 feared dead. A white railwayman, W Hartslief, was killed by angry black workers at the crash scene while another white staffer was badly injured.
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Durban
South Africa
South African Railways
W. Hartslief
Hartslief
Dayton Judge Grounds and Jails Orville Wright
In Dayton Ohio Orville Wright was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in the workhouse for driving without a license. Additional 500 dollar fines and sixty day terms were added for prior license violations. He owes the city 1613.50 in costs and says he drives at night seeking work.
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Dayton
Judge Grounds
Orville Wright
Ohio
Arthur O. Fisher
Wright
Fisher
Pope Paul VI and Johnson Discuss Peace After Historic Meet
In New York Pope Paul VI and President Johnson discuss routes to peace and UN progress after a 50 minute private talk. They outline efforts against illiteracy and disease and note the Pope’s appreciation for actions on education and health. Luci Baines Johnson attends with the Johnsons.
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New York
Johnson
Paul VI
Pope Paul
India
Pakistan
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
United Nations
United States
Washington
Luci Baines Johnson
Viet Cong Attack Kills and Wounds U S Troops Near Saigon
Viet Cong forces ambushed a small U S Army unit northeast of Saigon, killing or wounding all members as two guerrillas were reported killed in the clash. Other Viet Cong actions included river convoy losses in the Mekong Delta and an attack near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
An Xuyen
Phu Cu
Binh Dinh
Qui Nhon
Chinese Air Force Downs U S Fighter Over Mainland
Peking Radio reports four American aircraft entered southeast China’s Kwangsi Province at 12 28 p m Chinese air units intercepted the intruders and shot down one fighter the claim adds.
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Tokyo
U. S
China
Peking Radio
Kwangsi Province
Dixie Solons Take Up Union Shop Filibuster
Southern Democrats aim to block a repeal of the ban on union shops with a Senate filibuster led by Sam J. Ervin Jr. The aftershocks of a Daily partisan clash pit 25 Southern and Republican senators in a rotating effort to stall the White House backed measure.
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Dixie Solons
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
White House
Administration backs off on talking points amid Taft-Hartley vote
The administration plans to let opponents shape the debate as Mansfield, its leader, missed Monday’s session to attend Pope Paul VI’s visit in New York. The House approved repeal of section 14B of Taft-Hartley on July 28, placing it on President Johnson’s must legislate list.
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Mansfield
New York
Paul VI
House
Johnson
BYU bans suggestive dances on campus floor
Brigham Young University bans swim and dance forms deemed risqué on the chapel-styled campus. Student leaders support the ban while some students threaten to leave for off campus events. President Ernest Wilkinson warns violators face expulsion and announces an intramural dancing program with instructors.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Mormon
Terry Lenio
Chicago
Rod Allen
Rochester
N. Y
England
BYU
Ernest Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Blue sheep spotted at Denver stockyards oddly dyed
About 200 blue sheep appeared at the Denver Union Stockyards on Monday. Officials said the woolly prank involved dyeing the animals. Authorities investigate the incident as a local mischief.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Union
Pope Paul VI Returns From Historic World Peace Pilgrimage
Crowds greet Pope Paul VI at Rome airport after his 30 hour trans Atlantic trip aimed at world brotherhood. He pledges to work for peace and notes the church’s duty to support civil peace while avoiding political or economic realms. The Vatican council and delegates witness his return as he reports on the mission.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul
Weather Outlook and Pope Paul UN Speech Remarks
Skies clear and warmer tonight with a low around 45. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with a mid-60s high. Pope Paul thanks UN Secretary General U Thant and praises American Catholic welcome while Italian socialist Nenni is cited as a former communist ally turned deputy premier.
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Pietro Nenni
Avanti
Pope Paul
United Nations
U. N
U Thant
Mississippi Justice Reaffirms Federal Rulings in Desegregation
Jackson Mississippi AP Justice Tom P Brady, once critical of the 1954 school decision, holds that federal civil rights rulings bind state courts. He voids detentions of Carroll Bolton and Amye Lee Bynum, two Black youths freed after desegregation protest in Greenville.
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Jackson
Miss
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Ynow
Tom P. Brady
U.S. Court
Greenville
Park
Carroll Bolton
Amye Lee Bynum
Brady
Georgia Negroes Plan Bus In And Teach In
Negro leaders in Crawfordville plan to board white-pupil buses to push desegregation and hold a teach in at Alexander Stephens High School. About 300 pupils would march if entry is denied, with a late night rally at the Taliaferro County Courthouse. The actions follow earlier moves in the county and King’s Atlanta visit.
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Crawfordville
Georgia
Taliaferro
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alexander Stephens High School
Williams
Taliaferro County
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
SCLC
Luna 7 On Way To Moon
Moscow reports an unmanned Soviet satellite Luna 7 headed for the moon and possibly the first soft lunar landing. Tass said systems functioned well and the craft followed its prescribed course as the third moon shot this year.
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Moscow
Tass
Chuckle Women Styles Change Yet Designs Remain
A brief item notes that although women may update styles, Chuckle’s design philosophy stays constant. The piece highlights consistency in fashion identity across seasons and reiterates brand emphasis on enduring style elements.
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