U.S. Bombers Hit MIG Base Again
U S air forces attacked North Vietnam striking the Chue Won MIG airfield again and targeting Hanoi Doumer Bridge in a second straight day of raids. Fighter bombers from Thailand bases engaged MIGs and heavy flak while reports say one U S civilian employee was wounded and 10 MIGs were destroyed or damaged.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Doumer
Hanoi
Chue Won
Red River
Red China
Thailand
Phuc Yen
Doumer Bridge
Air Force
Kien Hoa
Mekong Delta
Johnson denounces yellow peril talk in Asia
President Johnson called talk of a yellow peril in Asia absurd during remarks at a White House Medal of Honor ceremony for Marine Maj. Howard V. Lee. He rejected Rusk's Oct 12 comments about China’s vast population and nuclear capabilities as race irrelevant to U.S. aims.
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Washington
Johnson
Asia
Dean Rusk
White House
Maj
Howard V. Lee
Vietnam
Rusk
China
Dog bites Monroe dogcatcher then detained for period
Nolan Justice, Monroe city dogcatcher, attempted to capture a tame dog Tuesday. The dog bit him on the left arm and right hand before being detained for the required period. A commenter joked that the dog caught the dog catcher. Rev and Mrs N D Pearce celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary at home Tuesday.
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Nolan Justice
Monroe
Justice
N. D. Pearce
S. 6Th St
Auto Workers Okay Pact In Early Voting
UAW members vote in 61 locals across 25 states on a three year Ford contract. Early returns show large margins with production workers approving at 93 percent in Local 60 Detroit area and high rates in Local 400 Highland Park, while skilled tradesmen split or near two to one in some locals. The pact yields about 1.01 per hour average gains over three years with $39 cents extra for skilled trades, and must be ratified by 8 pm to end a 49 day strike.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Detroit Area
Livonia
Highland Park
Reuther
New Mumps Vaccine Planned For Puberty and Adults
A new live attenuated mumps vaccine will be available within months. Recommendations urge giving it to male children nearing puberty and to males without childhood mumps history, plus exposed summer campers and at risk adults. Measles vaccine policy also urged removing killed-virus versions from schedules.
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Washington
American ‘Academy of Pediatrics
Philip A. Brunell
New York University School of Medicine
Brunell
Samuel Katz
Harvard Medical Schoo
Academy
Senate votes against five billion dollar spending cut
The Senate rejected 48 to 39 a proposal to cut federal spending by 5 billion in the current fiscal year. Leaders discussed near 2 billion in further cuts while Congress debates funding for agencies awaiting 1967-68 appropriations and a July 1 start date.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Johnson
John J. Williams
R-Del
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Williams
Fire kills two at Wayside Inn in Ellenville hotel blaze
A two alarm fire at the Wayside Inn in Ellenville New York killed Solomon Tennenbaum 72 of Saugerties and Charles Levidowsky an employee on the top floor. The blaze discovered at 2 15 am forced 24 guests from the 50 year old four story wooden hotel and drew more than 200 firefighters. One guest and a girl employee suffered injuries but were reported in satisfactory condition at Ellenville Community Hospital.
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Ellenville
N.Y
Wayside Inn
Catskill
Solomon Tennenbaum
Saugerties
Charles Levidowsky
Hotel
Bar and Grill
Tennenbaum
Levidowsky
Abe Rand
Ellenville Community Hospital
Cool Weather Back In Area Forecast
The Mon roe area predicts fair skies and cooler temperatures through Thursday. Highs between 68 and 74 with overnight lows 40 to 46, northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Yesterday’s FAA Selman Field high reached 88 and the low was 40. No rainfall reported.
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Monroe
FAA
Selman Field
Rights Bill Passes Judiciary Panel On Tievote
Administration backed civil rights bill squeaked through the Senate Judiciary Committee by 8 to 7 after Sen. Hugh Scott flew from England on a military plane to vote. The committee adopted the administration measure over Sen. Ervin’s substitute as it moved to amend delays.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hugh Scott
Scott
Pennsylvania
England
White ‘House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin
House
Capitol
Atty
Ramsey Clark
John Doar
Justice Department
Ervins
Judiciary
Thomas J Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Rhode Island
Oxford University
White House
Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower Truman Lead Blue Ribbon Vietnam Policy Group
A bipartisan group chaired by former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harry S. Truman unveiled today endorsing U.S. policy in Vietnam. The report backs limited resistance to aggression and aims to ensure America’s voice is heard abroad without silencing dissent.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Vietnam
America
Peking
Hanoi
Man Accused In Six Slayings Dies
PHILADELPHIA AP Leo Held, accused of a 90 minute rampage killing six and wounding six, died at Lock Haven hospital from a pulmonary embolism after a gun battle. Police had not questioned him due to his condition and constitutional rights.
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Philadelphia
Leo Held
Lock Haven Hospital
Fis
Held
Joseph C
Hefferon
Pennsylvania
Dist
Allen Lugg
Lugg
Loganton
Hammermill Paper Co
Piper Aircraft Corp
Indonesia closes its embassy in Peking amid damage
Jakarta reports Indonesia has closed its embassy in Peking after it was damaged by Red Guards. Eighteen Indonesian staff were told to leave but could not obtain exit permits as Indonesia suspended diplomatic relations with China following the Sept 30, 1965 coup attempt.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Peking
Radio Jakarta
Radio Malaysia
Adam Malik
China
U S Forces Build Fence On Korean DMZ To Halt Infiltration
U S troops guard an 18 mile stretch of Korea's DMZ constructing a chain link fence topped with barbed wire to curb North Korean sneak attacks that killed at least 20 Americans and wounded 60 in the last year. Korean authorities plan a similar barrier along part of the border. The fence, with towers and electronic gear, aims as an early warning system. Lt Col Meighan says success hinges on vigilant soldiers watching the fence.
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Korea
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
South Vietnam
George A. Meighan
Meighan
Arabs Shoot At Own Plane In Suez Front Fight
Amid renewed Suez fighting near Port Tafuliq and Suez city, Israel and Egypt accuse each other of aggression as fires rage at oil refineries. The U N Security Council debated a Soviet resolution condemning Israel while Israel pressed a cease fire violation charge.
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United Nations
N.Y
Egypt
Suez
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Suez Canal
Port Tauliq
Great Bitter Lake
Port Taufiq
Canal
Sinai Desert
Damya
Jordan River
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council
Hamid Mahmoud
Security Council
Port Ibrahim
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
River Stage Readouts Show Falls at Monroe Camden
River stages report declines with Monroe at 14.3 feet and Camden at 4.0 feet. Location updates indicate continued fall as flood levels ease.
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Monroe
Camden
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