Bien Hoa Under Fire as U.S. Base Attacked at Night
Communist snipers and mortar crews hit Bien Hoa air base near Saigon as fighting continued to 10 a.m. Americans reported killed and wounded while infantry counter-attacked to hold the vital highway to Vung Tau. In Lorain Ohio police found a woman and two children stabbed and beaten to death. a triple murder with a search for the male suspect.
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UPI
U.S
Bien Hoa
Vung Tau
South China Sea
Lorain
Ohio
Amos and Alcoholics Anonymous founder dies at 83
Frank B. Amos, 83, former president and GM of the Cambridge Jeffersonian and a founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, died Sunday in Chesterfield Indiana. A St. Petersburg Florida resident since 1953, he remained a tee-totaler. The report notes Amos helped establish AA.
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Cambridge, Ohio
Mustangs owner arraigned over counterfeit funds during game
William Westcott the Atlanta Mustangs owner faces a U S commissioner arraignment on charges of possessing counterfeit money after allegedly using a water boy to pass 390 bills to players during a Jacksonville game. The Mustangs won 15 to 7 after trailing 7 to 6 and had not been paid in two weeks. In Cleveland the assault case against Jim Brown continues with new threatened calls reported by Paula White a prosecution witness.
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Paula White
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Cleveland Browns
Brenda Ayres
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Tibetan rebels clash with Chinese troops in southeastern Tibet
Reports from Lhasa via Radio Tibet say Chinese forces with air support seized a large quantity of insurgent arms after a clash with Tibetan rebels in southeastern Tibet last week. In Washington, the House faced approval of a pay bill for all U.S. servicemen raising annual costs to about 1.5 billion dollars.
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India
UPI
Tibet
Fromhasa Radio
Washington
House
U.S
Johnson
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Mostly sunny and cooler today with a high of 70 to 77. Clear tonight with a low around 48 to 54. Five day forecast signals normal to three degrees above normal. Sunday highs near 77 and a low near 51 with sun up at 5 10 and sunset at 7 56. Birth notices list Kuhn Collins Bond Willard Isaac Attica Schwechow. two more births announced. Death notices record L W Laycock 79 Gardenia and Garald W Myers 16 Monroeville.
Kennedy Haunted by Bay of Pigs Invasion Vision
In Life magazine excerpts, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. reveals Kennedy did not commit the new administration to the Bay of Pigs plan but wept over the failed invasion. The president reportedly delayed cancellation while avoiding embarrassment and warned Cuban exiles that U.S. support would not include fighting troops.
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New York
UPI
Eisenhower
Cuba
Life Magazine
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Castro
Jackie
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CIA
Allen Dulles
Chester Bowles
J. William Fulbright
D.ark
South America
Adolph A. Berle
Cuban Revolutionary Council
U.S
Rites In Bloomington and Stevenson's Long Journey
Adlai E Stevenson is laid to rest in Bloomington near Evergreen Memorial Cemetery after a private funeral in the Unitarian church. President Johnson and other officials attend as tens of thousands line U S 60 from Springfield to Bloomington to honor the former ambassador and Democratic presidential candidate.
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Stevenson
Ill
UPI
Illinois Prairie
Johnson
Unitarian
Evergreen Memorial Cemetery
United States
Illinois
Garald Myers Dies In Accident At Monroeville
Garald W Myers aged 16 of Monroeville was killed when a convertible overturned on Highway 99 south of Monroeville at 3 50 p m Sunday. Drv Claranne Lynch 18 Norwalk was cited for failure to drive on the roadway. Miss Lynch and Richard Gates 19 Monroeville survived with minor injuries. Myers was a member of St Alphonsus Catholic Church and the Future Farmers of America. He is survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services set for Wednesday at St Alphonsus Church with burial in parish cemetery.
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Garald W. Myers
Monroeville
Highway 99
Claranne Lynch
Norwalk
Labor leader assails Connor over inflation claim in ship strike
AFL-CIO maritime official Peter M. McGavin accuses Commerce Secretary John T. Connor of being off his rocker for labeling union demands inflationary. He cites NMEBA seeking a 3.2 percent yearly wage-benefit rise, arguing it aligns with non inflationary guidelines and noting no delay to defense shipments.
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UPI
Commerce
John T. Connor
Peter M. McGavin
AFL -Cio
Maritime Trades Department
Connor
McGavin
Afl-Cio
National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association Nmeba
Johnson Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Viet Nam
The
Marine Engineers
American Merchant Marine Institute
Harriman Holds Third Round of Talks in Moscow on Vietnam View
Presidential envoy W Averell Harriman met Soviet Deputy Premier & N Rodney in Moscow to present U S views on Viet Nam. The discussions aimed to convey Washington concerns as Harriman continues his roving ambassador mission to engage Soviet leaders.
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UPI
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Viet Nam
France protests U S reconnaissance over forbidden zone
Paris updated France protested U S reconnaissance photos of a secret uranium plant. U S authorities denied the RF1001 photographed the plant or entered the forbidden zone. Charles Lucet delivered a formal verbal protest as tensions rose in Europe.
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UPI
France
U.S
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Europe
Air Force
Charles Lucet
Two Year Old Struck By Car In Lorain Guarded
Two year old Robert C. Myers Jr. is in guarded condition at Lorain St Joseph Hospital after being struck by a northbound car on Milan Avenue near Schild's IGA early today. Police report the child wandered from home while his parents slept. The driver Stace Newman Stegman 20 Lane Dusky said the boy ran into the street from the left side. The boy suffered a fractured skull and fractured collar bone. Stegman was treated and released. No charges filed.
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Robert C. Myers, Jr
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
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Schild
IGA
Robert C. Myers
Glover St
Robert
Stace Newman Stegman
Lane Dusky
Stegman
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