Rioting and Air Strikes Hit Four States and Hanoi Rail Lines
U S planes blasted rail lines north of Hanoi and attacked a power plant as part of a large air campaign over North Vietnam. Jets from Thailand and carrier aircraft flew numerous missions, with one Phantom shot down and both crew rescued. 582nd U S combat loss to date. In South Vietnam, limited ground fighting continued with casualties reported.
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Air Force
Hanoi
Bek di
Thailand
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South China Sea
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Quang Tri
United States
Air Force Thunderchief
Gov McKeithen Seeks Tide Lands Bill With Louisiana Delegation
Washington AP Gov John J McKeithen of Louisiana attends Senate debate on censure of Sen Thomas J Dodd D Conn He plans to discuss tidelands legislation and Medicare integration with Louisiana’s congressional delegation Also to consider revenue shares from offshore oil and gas and Medicaid style charity program implications.
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Washington
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Russell B. Long
D-La
Dodd
McKeithen
Gulf of Mexico
River Stage Readings by Location and Change Recorded
Water stages reported for Monroe Camden and Fall locations showing river level changes with present readings and preexisting stage values. Data indicates fall in stage at multiple sites with Camden and Monroe noted alongside numeric measurements.
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Monroe
Camden
Johnson Reaffirms Middle East Aims and Peace Efforts
President Johnson restated his May 23 stance on U S support for territorial integrity in the Middle East. He stressed that implementation depends on events and on the views of involved nations. He urged peaceful cooperation with the Soviet Union and noted ongoing Vietnam and civil rights concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Middle East
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Twin Cities Chit Chat and Local Notes
News-Star staff writer Pat Herlevic is treated at St. Francis Hospital and expects a quick recovery to return next Monday. Monroe Police introduce Eloyce Tannehill as secretary of the Ouachita Valley Chapter of the National Secretaries Association in a ceremonial installation last night.
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Pat Herlevic
News-Star
St. Francis Hospital
Monroe
Eloyce Tannehill
Ouachita Valley
The
National Secretaries Association
Stennis Rejects Dodd Funds Use in Censure Debate
Sen. John Stennis opened the ethics committee case urging censure of Sen. Thomas Dodd over personal use of more than 116000 in testimonial funds. He warned theSenate the matter rests now in the Senate itself as Dodd’s defense labeled the trial court and jury. Dodd and family sat in the gallery as debate began.
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Washington
Sen
John Stennis
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Grace
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Ethics Committee
Long
U S Venus Probe Launching Slated
Cape Kennedy flight teams prepare to launch Mariner 5 toward Venus at 1 47 a m EDT. The 540 pound craft trails the Soviet Venus 4 by two days as scientists note Venus may host life indicators with carbon dioxide and water vapor detected in atmosphere.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Venus
Mariner 5
Soviet Union
U.S
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Pickering
NATO Calls For Solutions In Middle East
In Luxembourg the NATO council chief Jens Otto Krag urged lasting political solutions to Middle East issues after last week’s war. He highlighted US and Soviet restraint and called for negotiated endings for Vietnam. Secretary General Brosio praised Israel but faced criticism from delegates over his stance.
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Middle East
Luxembourg
North Atlantic Alliance Council
Krag
United States
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Brosio
Israel
Weather Outlook for Monroe Area This Week
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Wednesday. Isolated thundershowers expected this afternoon with highs of 86 to 92 in the Twin Cities area. Lows tonight 69 to 74, with southerly winds 8 to 16 mph.
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Monroe
Twin Cities
Soviets Supplying New Arms to Egypt After War
U S officials report Russia delivering new shipments to Egypt after the Israel Arab war. Crates at Alexandria indicate MIG fighters among the arms, with mixed signals on Moscow intent. Western officials note past Soviet aid totals exceed a billion dollars to Egypt and other Arab states.
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Washington
Russia
Egypt
Alexandria
T'S
United States
Israel
Middle East
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
State
Defense Department
U.S
Jordan
Soviet seeks emergency U N special session on Israel withdrawal
The Soviet Union asked for an emergency General Assembly session to press Israel to withdraw from occupied territories in Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. Ambassador Fedorenko presented the request to Secretary General U Thant as Security Council meets. if 62 members respond affirmatively, the session will be summoned within 24 hours.
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Soviet Union
General Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U Thant
Thant
Assembly
U.N
Mine blasts kill three Israelis near Gaza frontier
An Israeli army spokesman said three Israelis were killed and four wounded when an anti vehicle mine exploded on a dirt road near Rayim Hit kibbutz. A second mine wounded an army medic and his driver as they removed the first casualties.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza Strip
Rayim
U S Opens Bids On Oil Gas Off Louisiana Coast
A crowd of about 700 gathered in New Orleans as the Interior Department opened bids on 965 000 acres of oil and gas lands off the Louisiana coast. The sale offered 206 tracts. bids were received on 174 about 84 percent. The first hour produced more than 150 million dollars in bonuses for the government.
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New Orleans
Interior Department
Louisiana
Continental Shelf
Johnson nominates Thurgood Marshall to Supreme Court
President Johnson announced the nomination of Thurgood Marshall the first Black person named to the U S Supreme Court Marshall 58 currently solicitor general and former NAACP chief legal counsel would replace Associate Justice Tom C Clark who resigned Johnson noted Marshall has argued 19 Supreme Court cases as solicitor general and 33 in private practice with a history making record in civil rights law and federal litigation
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Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Ramsey Clark
White House
Justice Department
High Court
Chuckle Wife Jokes About Scratching Front Fender
A light caption uses a wife quip about scratching a car fender and directing her husband to the back seat to view the damage, capturing a humorous domestic moment.
No Relief Expected In Tornado Belt
A U S Weather Bureau meteorologist warns the central states will see no immediate break from persistent tornadic and stormy weather lasting over a week. Tornado warnings and sightings persist from Nebraska to Colorado with floods threatening urban drainage, while damage remains extensive but injuries few.
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United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
Macon
Central
Plains
Midwest Valley
Chicago
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Grower
Kansas City
Florida
Miami
Outbreaks Roil Ohio Florida Cities Hit Hard
Racial rioting and disturbances sweep four communities as National Guardsmen and police restore order. In Tampa mobs loot and burn while Cincinnati Avondale sees light looting, Watts echoes with fires in Los Angeles, and a Montgomery march in sympathy for Prattville grips observers before dispersal by guards.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Avondale
Cincinnati
Ohio
Watts
Los Angeles
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William Wichman
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