Jets hit North Viet Nam missile site as US losses mount
U S jets struck a Soviet supplied missile launcher 52 miles northeast of Hanoi over the weekend. Four Sky Hawks and an A6 Intruder damaged the unit with eight tons of bombs. Five American planes were reported down in raids on the north with two killed and four captured or missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Independence
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Haiphong
Fire Protection Plan Put Before Jurors In Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish citizens fire protection committee asks Police Jury to extend current program until new arrangements are ready. The jury meets at 7 p.m. at the courthouse as plans for four fire stations progress and bids for batteries are opened.
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Quachita Parish
Citizens Committee On Fire Protection
Fred Huenefeld Jr
Huenefeld
Fire Rating Bureau
T. W. Humphries
Juror Selection Opens Second Wilkins Trial in Liuzzo Case
In Hayneville Alabama prosecutors begin rigorous voir dire to ensure a fair trial for Collie Leroy Wilkins, accused as the trigger man in the Liuzzo killing. Attorney General Richmond Flowers faces security concerns and opposition from defense lawyers as jury prospects are questioned over Klansman and race issues.
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Collie Leroy Wilkins
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
Hayneville
Ala
UPI
Richmond Flowers
Wilkins
Alabama
Flowers
Arthur Hanes
Hanes
Birmingham
Lyndon Johnson
Cerniglia Family Welcomes New Son Sean Anthony
Twin Cities notice reports Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cerniglia Jr. at 2006 Filhiol Monroe welcomed Sean Anthony Cerniglia born Friday at St. Francis Hospital. The couple previously have three sons Stephen James and Frank III.
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Frank P. Cerniglia Jr
Filhiol
Monroe
Sean Anthony Cerniglia
St. Francis Hospital
Cerniglia’s
Stephen James
Frank III
Mrs Ruth Smith Visits Oklahoma City With Daughter Shannon
Mrs Ruth Smith of 407 Cryer Street West Monroe is spending the week in Oklahoma City visiting her parents. She travels with her three year old daughter Shannon.
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Ruth Smith
Cryer St
West Monroe
Oklahoma City
Seven Men Perish In Mine Holocaust
In Sardis West Virginia a coal mine fire killed seven miners after an 82 hour rescue effort. Four bodies were recovered near a passage three quarters of a mile from the outbreak and two more later, with the first victim Charles Lantz dying at a Clarksburg hospital. Families waited at the mine entrance as rescue workers and clergy upheld vigil.
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Sardis
W. Va
West Virginia
E. E. Spotte
Clinchfield Coal Co
Clell Leedy
Bluefield
Robert Savage
Rosement
Isaac Moats
Moatsville
Andy Kurusez
Galloway
Carl Banish
Lost Creek
Kennedy Kerr
Belington
Charles Lantz
Buck
Navy weighs 20 fast cargo ships for rapid global power
The Navy studies about 20 fast deployment logistic ships to move tanks and gear quickly to trouble spots. Estimated near 640 million for the fleet, about 32 million per vessel, with Congress already funding two ships at 67.6 million. The plan includes roll-on roll-off ramps and an aircraft-like gas turbine propulsion aiming for 20 knots.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Defense
Congress
Navy Sealift
Edwards sworn in to Louisiana House seat after Thompson death
Edwin W. Edwards a Democrat from Louisiana was sworn in as a House member eight days before the general election for the Thompson seat. The election was cancelled after no filing against Edwards. He received applause after the oath as family watched from the gallery.
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Washington
Edwin W. Edwards
House
T. A. Thompson
Edwards
John W. McCormack
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
Gary Tyler
Congress
Thompsno
Chuckle Cartoon Quip on Surprising House Guests
A humorous line notes how women dislike friends dropping by to find the home in its usual, unchanged state. The joke plays on expectation and social etiquette.
Senators Attack Draft Protests as Treason Against Peace Efforts
US senators condemned antidraft demonstrations as treasonous undermining Viet Nam peace talks. Senate leaders Kuchel Mansfield cited FBI probe of a Hooksett NH student arrest and backed laws making it a crime to obstruct military transport.
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Washington
Asia
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kuchel
FBI
Hooksett
N.H
Congress
Mansfield
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peiping
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Milward L. Simpson
R-Wyo
Johnson condemns demonstrations opposing Viet policy
President Johnson denounced weekend protests against Vietnam policy in a staff briefing during his hospital stay. Moyers said the president worried that demonstrators could be exploited by communists while he spoke by phone with Katzenbach about a Justice Department probe.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Unclear skies give way to mild Twin Cities forecast
Mostly clear to partly cloudy skies prevail in the Twin Cities through Tuesday with mild highs around 83 to 87 and lows near 58 to 64. Some showers are possible Tuesday, light winds at 5 to 15 mph. Sunday peaked at 87 with 55 this morning. No weekend rainfall reported.
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Twin Cities
Draft card arson suspect charged in federal case
A 22 year old Syracuse man, David J. Miller, became the first person charged under the new draft card destruction law after being arrested in Hooksett. He failed to enter a plea at arraignment, was ordered held on bail, and plans to represent himself at Friday hearing. Miller helped lead a Catholic Worker group protest and burned a draft card during a rally in New York City.
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David Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
FBI
Manchester
N.H
Miller
New York
David J. Miller
Hook
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Hooksett
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
James Wilson
Catholic Worker Movement
Lemoyne College
N. Y
Wilson
St. Anselm’s College
The
Sarto Foundation
Foundation
Catholic Worker
Bourque
Julia
Ruby Sanity Hearing Delayed By Texas Judge
State District Judge Louis T. Holland granted a defense motion to postpone the sanity hearing for Jack Ruby, killer of Kennedy’s assassin. The next step will be handled by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin as defense attorney Phil Burleson argued a current hearing could harm Ruby’s position.
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Dallas
Tex
Louis T. Holland
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Phil Burleson
Ruby
Deportation talk heats Rutgers students over viet nam letters
A Rutgers student punched a mother after she slapped him for criticizing U S service members in Viet Nam. Lt James J Lantrey of the Coast Guard wrote from Viet Nam urging support and defending anti communism while calling for deportation of dissenters who back a Viet Cong victory.
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Carlstadt
N.J
Viet Nam
Cuba
Rutgers University
Walter Lantrey
James J. Lantrey
Coast Guard
Point Comfort
Lantrey
Rutgers
United States
Asia
Europe
Jakarta Army Bans Communist Party and Sobsi
Jakarta area commander Maj. Gen. Umar Hadikasumo announced a military ban on the Indonesian Communist party and Sobsi in the capital region. The order calls Communist leaders and allied groups to report to authorities within five days. Sukarno urged unity and warned against imperialism while promising calm and enforcement. The crackdown follows the Sept. 30 coup attempt. fate of other Communist groups remains unclear.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Indonesian Communist Party
Communist Party
Umar Hadikasumo
Sobsi
Central Bank
Hadikasumo
Sukarno
Indonesia
Permuda Rakjat
Party Youth Movement
Gerwani
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Personal Income Rate Increases Amid Social Security and Military Pay
Washington reports personal income rose by 13.3 billion to a 545.3 billion annual rate. The Commerce Department cites higher Social Security payments and military pay as the main drivers. Excluding these factors, income would rise 1.7 billion to 533.7 billion, aligning with prior two months.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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