Johnson frames U S action against North Vietnam during Syracuse speech
President Johnson declared that aggression cannot go unchecked and that the United States has matched deliberate North Vietnamese aggression with deliberate action. He spoke at Syracuse University during the dedication of a journalism building, urging world scrutiny in pursuit of peace and insisting allied nations must stand against the Hanoi regime.
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Goldwater backs Johnson on Vietnam trip
Barry Goldwater, on a Catalina Island cruise, called for keeping the American flag unshot anywhere, endorsing President Johnson’s Vietnam policies. He spoke after reaching shore, stating support and urging unity amid the Tonkin Gulf actions. A Defense Department photo shows naval attacks on North Vietnam and carrier aircraft details.
China Paper Warns U S of Retaliation Over Tonkin Gulf
The Hong Kong Evening Post quotes a Red China editorial warning the United States it will retaliate against perceived provocations in the Tonkin Gulf area. It labels the crisis as serious, notes North Vietnam’s defensive actions, and states China will not sit idly by its fraternal ally. No specific retaliatory measures are named.
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U S Navy Destroyers in Gulf Clash Alleged Second Attack
Defense Department says PT boats carried out a second deliberate attack on the U S Navy destroyers Maddox and Turner Joy, patrolling off Communist North Vietnam in the Gulf of Tonkin, amid renewed North Vietnamese aggression claims.
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North Vietnam Denies U S Torpedo Boat Attack
North Viet Nam dismissed a U S claim of another torpedo boat attack on American destroyers in international waters as fabrication. Radio Hanoi quoted the official news agency saying there was no defense, no losses, and accusing the U S of covering up illegal acts and threatening Southeast Asia.
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Quick Support For LBJ Seen
Washington Democratic and Republican leaders predicted swift wide support for President Johnson's call for a resolution backing U.S. determination to defend peace and freedom in Southeast Asia. Some Republicans indicated off the record they expect full discussion of U.S. policy on Vietnam before approval. House and Senate leaders planned rapid action, but a timetable for the resolution was made public.
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Debates Open in House on LBJ War on Poverty Bill
In Washington the $5 1025 million war on poverty measure reaches the House floor with three days of debate and amendments planned. Speaker McCracken aims for a Friday vote as Democrats push for passage amid GOP opposition and talks of floor amendments to align with a Senate $942 million version.
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Louisa County Fair Opens Judging and Races
Louisa County Fair officials begin judging open class sheep, 4 H beef heifers, and cattle as harness races draw over 1,000 spectators. Republican candidates Evan Hultman and Bill Bump attend events at the Louisa County Fairgrounds in Columbus Junction. The floral hall hosts a cherry pie contest and Chautauqua Memory program, with evening concerts and races planned.
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Hughes Seeks Study on Farm Vacation Plan in Iowa
Gov Harold Hughes announced at the Cedar County Democratic fundraising dinner that he will appoint a committee to study creating a farm vacation program in Iowa. He stressed promotion of Iowa’s vacation assets, noting only 10 percent of travelers stop overnight and urging development of the state’s seeing historic and recreational attractions as an untapped resource for growth.
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Bodies Identified As Rights Workers
Three badly decomposed bodies found near Philadelphia Mississippi have been identified as civil rights workers Andy Goodman and Mickey Schwerner. The third body is believed to be James Chaney. FBI officials gave limited confirmation citing insufficient evidence. The men vanished June 1 after being released from jail on a speeding charge. The station wagon used by the trio was found burned near Philadelphia. The site is on Olen Burrage’s farm, with Burrage present during excavation.
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Carcass Lamb Show Draws Entries at Louise County Fair
Columbus Junction rookie Clifford Idle led the Carcass Lamb Show with first and third places. Other placings included Christi Stapp Tom Barnhart Bob Duncan and Sherri Stapp. The Stapp sisters hail from Columbus Junction and Bob Duncan is from Ainsworth.
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Navy Air Strike Damages PT Boats Bases
U S aircraft struck and damaged four North Vietnamese torpedo boat bases and an oil depot near Vinh and Quang Khe after North Vietnamese attacks on U S destroyers in international waters. Secretary McNamara and President Johnson described a strong but restrained U S response with plans to reinforce Southeast Asia forces.
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Ships Leave Tokyo as U S Navy Cancels Shore Leave
More than 20 American warships at Yokosuka near Tokyo reportedly sailed for unknown destinations tonight. Kyodo News cited reliable sources saying all shore leave for U S Navy personnel at the base was canceled, though the Navy did not confirm the report.
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French Continue Drilling For Other Trapped Miners
CHAMPAGNOLE France 40 A giant drill pressed into Mt River as rescuers pursue five miners buried under 270 feet of earth. Two were found alive in the Jura Mountains mine as a large relief effort continued eight days after the cave in. Officials believe three of the five died instantly in the cavern collapse.
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Rebels Seize Stanleyville City in Congo War
A report from Stanleyville airport at 3 p.m. says rebels, backed by communists, have the entire city in their hands. A garbled message to the United Nations in Leopoldville echoed the claim.
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