Bombs Hit North Vietnam as U S Jets Attack Vinh
Waves of American bombers strike Saigon Central Highlands and bases near the DMZ while carrier aircraft swarm to hit a radar complex near Vinh. U S losses rise to eight hundred forty planes, with a Marine Intruder down near the DMZ and a Skyhawk rescued after a loss north of Vinh.
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Saigon
Central Highland
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Hanoi
Panhandle
North Vietnam
United States
Iuo
Dong Hor
Dmz
Ain
Campus Fire Fatal To Coed In Dormitory
A fire on the 11th floor of a 24 story Ohio State University dormitory killed one coed and injured 14 others, two critically. Officials suspected arson as a second similar fire in the complex occurred recently. the dead student was identified as Pam Patterson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Wintower
Gordon DB. Carson
University
Lincoln Tower
Pompidou seeks confidence vote as French strike paralyzes nation
Premier Georges Pompidou urged the National Assembly to back the government amid a nationwide eight million strong strike and economic paralysis. He offered to meet wage and work condition demands with labor leaders but warned against political demands. He warned that if strikes become political the government would respond with police and stressed the need for peaceful reform while avoiding a dissolution crisis.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Pompidou
Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Federation of the Democratic and Socialist Left
Federation
Pompilou
Ppulation
de Gaulle
Johnson Signs Bill for Auto Insurance Study
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing a thorough two year study of automobile insurance with a $2 million budget. The study will be conducted by the secretary of transportation and aims to advance safety for drivers passengers and pedestrians under existing government safety standards.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Hie
White House
Secretary of Transportation
Full Operation At Bastrop Mill Slated
Full operation will resume at Bastrop Mill of International Paper Co. at 7 a.m. Thursday, manager Starlus Rigell said today. All employees are asked to report for work on their regular shifts. The mill suspended operations at 3 p.m. Tuesday due to a wood shortage caused by prolonged adverse weather in the supply area.
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Bastrop
Bastrop Mill
International Paper Co
Starlus Rigell
Rigell
Graduation Attire Changes For Local Kindergartners
Pastel pink and blue caps and gowns will replace drab colors at the Jesus of the Good Shepherd Kindergarten graduation ceremony set for 7 am today in the St. Fredericks School auditorium. Mrs. Dollie Sweet leads the class as a proud teacher.
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Jesus of the Good Shepherd
St. Fredericks School
River Stage Changes Across Locations
River stage updates show Camden at 38.0 with a 1.5 drop while Monroe rises to 34.5 by 5.0 units. overall stages shift from prior readings.
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Camden
Monroe
Senate rejects counsel right at draft board hearings
The Senate voted 63 to 18 to table an amendment by Sen. Edward Long providing counsel at draft board hearings, arguing it would disrupt the draft system. Supporters said denying counsel mocks justice, while opponents warned it would undermine the current process and shift issues to federal courts. Senate leaders hoped the crime control bill would pass without a Johnson veto over related provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joseph D. Tydings
Dmd
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Supreme Court
Violence erupts as Columbia University protests clash with police
Police stormed Columbia University at 4 25 am after demonstrators attacked officers during a late day dispute over disciplinary action against SDS leader Mark Rudd. Dozens injured on both sides as law enforcement cleared Hamilton Hall and surrounding areas amid continued unrest.
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New York
Columbia University
Ivy League
Hamilton Hall
Mark Rudd
Students For A Democratic Society
Rain Returns With Thunder Showers This Afternoon
The weather bureau warns of return of rain with thunder showers this afternoon and evening. Temperatures rise to a high around 84 with lows near 65, winds east to southeast 6 to 16 mph, humidity rising as dewpoints climb. Sunshine seen 40 percent today and 20 to 30 percent Thursday. rain chances 30 percent this afternoon and 40 percent tonight and Thursday. rainfall up to half an inch possible.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Monroe
Louisiana Delta
Arguments Flare Over Peace Talks in Paris
In Paris the North Vietnamese envoy warned the Paris talks could fail and said the United States would bear full and entire responsibility if no agreement is reached. U S Ambassador Harriman countered that Hanoi uses the talks for propaganda and voiced disgust at war allegations lacking fact.
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Paris
North Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Harriman
Teeee Tore
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Harrisman
World Gallery
William J. Jorden
Hanoi
Right To Work Act Introduced By Area Solon
Louisiana House members introduced a constitutional amendment to establish a right to work law banning employment denial for union nonmembers. The measure, by Rep. Benny Christian, would void contracts conflicting with the amendment and marks a move recalling a 1956 right to work repeal.
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Area Solon
Louisiana
House
Benny Christian
Rayville
Robert Kennon
Earl K Long
Olaf Fink
New Orleans
Louisiana Senate Fights Over Mineral Board Reform
The Louisiana Senate sent a resolution to Judiciary C seeking to bar legislators from serving on the Mineral Board amid claims the move aims to kill the measure. Sen. Jules Mollere argues legislators should not sit on the board, citing Gov. McKeithen’s Jumonville appointment. Meanwhile a plan to create a coordinating council for higher education seeks to master plan LSU and state colleges with veto power over new degrees.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana Senate Today
State Mineral Board
Judiciary “C” Committee
Mollere
John Mc.Keithen
J. E. Jumonville
Ventress
Jumonville
Metairie
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Jackson B. Davis
Shreveport
McKeithen
Jonn Schwegmann
Mineral Board
Senate
Louisiana
Louisiana Coordinating Council For Higher Education
LSU
Colleges and
State Board of Education
House Passes Credit Costs Protection Act
The measure would require full disclosure of credit costs to borrowers and buyers and creates federal penalties for extortionate lending. It advances to the Senate after seven years of debate and conference, with a voice vote approval by the House. The bill also allows immunity for witnesses and targets coercive loan practices linked to underworld financing.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Senate House
Heart Transplant Patient Enjoys Stable Early Recovery
Louis John Fierro, a 54 year old Elmont, New York salesman, received a donor heart at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston. The operation was led by Dr. Denton A. Cooley and completed in about 30 minutes. Fierro was listed in highly satisfactory condition and awake with stable vital signs. The donor, Hubert Brungardt of Pasadena, Texas, died of brain hemorrhage after convulsions ended in coma.
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Houston
Tex
Louis John Fierro
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Denton A. Cooley
Fierro
Elmont
N.Y
Hubert Brunwardt
Pasadena
St. Luke’s
Southmore Hospital
Brungardt
Humbert Leo Brungardt
Viola
Florida
Everett C. Thomas
St. Luke's
Thomas
Phoenix, Ariz
Bill to Increase Funds for Solons Expenses Okayed
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 8-6 to report favorably a bill raising legislators out of session expenses from 250 to 1000 dollars a month. McLain led the panel and was the bill’s main sponsor with over 55 signatures. Several named representatives supported while others opposed. McLain did not vote as chairman. Absent members listed.
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Baton Rouge
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jesse McLain
Covington
McLain
Chris Fuser
Vernon J. Gregson
Clyde F. Bel Jr
New Orleans
Samuel B. Nunez Jr
Chalmette
Ashton B. Collier
Atlanta
H. B. Dejean Jr
Opelousas
P. J. Laborde Jr
Marksville
Harry Hollins
William L. McLeod
Lake Charles
P. J. Mills
Shreveport
Donald Williamson
Vivian
Claude Leach Jr
Leesville
T. C. Brister
Pineville
Robert Munson
Cheneyville
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
J. B. Broussard
Estherwood
Lionel Laperouse
NEA Iberia
Esper Marionneaux
Livonia
Former ballplayer fills job app with humor
A former player completes a job application and writes under reason for leaving "No curve ball" highlighting a witty take on his pitching past. The anecdote captures a light moment about sports and employment.
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