Civil rights worker addresses Plymouth and Natchez unrest
Riot patrols and tight security kept order in Plymouth North Carolina and Natchez Mississippi amid new racial clashes. Two white men were hospitalized after a street altercation with Black residents while authorities arrested two Black suspects and sought two more. Civil rights leaders planned courthouse picketing and urged calm as Klansmen gathered outside Plymouth and a curfew enforced overnight in Natchez to prevent further violence. A civil rights leader injured in a booby trap bombing near Natchez heightened tensions and a message to President Johnson warned that another incident could spark a larger uproar.
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U S Casualties Hit 2 Week High In Vietnam War进
U S forces report 68 Americans killed in action in the two weeks ending last Saturday. The figure is the highest two week tally yet in the Vietnam conflict, with 326 wounded and 11 missing. Included are Marines from Operation Starlight during the big American action.
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Husband charged with homicide in wife’s pillow death
In New York, 71 year old Leo Braun was booked for homicide after his wife Fannie Braun died from a pillow smothering. Police said the couple argued over blankets and money prior to the fatal incident at their West Side Manhattan apartment.
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Postmen Compete in Munich Walking Contest
A British Post Office team travels from London to Munich to contest a nine mile walking event against European postal teams. The postmen will wear uniforms and carry satchels during the competition.
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Long Assembly Session Ends in Columbus
The 106th General Assembly wraps after a hectic session with the largest budget in state history and a landmark school aid bill. Final adjournment follows bills signed after a late-night session, with eight vetoes by Gov. Rhodes and only unsuccessful override attempts.
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Tearful Cloud Says He Won’t Run Again
Columbus Ohio UPI Roger Cloud, speaker of the Ohio House, tearfully announced it was highly unlikely he would seek further election to the legislature and suggested a possible run for state auditor in 1966. He received a gold clock as he delivered an unofficial farewell as the session ended.
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Gemini 5 flight backs two week space voyage and moonshot plan
Dr. Charles E. Berry said Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad emerged in excellent medical condition after Gemini 5. He warned that the crew could handle a two week voyage this winter and a moon trip in the decade with a medical go ahead for Gemini 7 in January.
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Cosmos 5 captures detailed image of 1962 U.S. atomic test
Soviet Bulletin reports Cosmos 5 obtained a detailed picture of the July 9 1962 American atomic explosion using space satellite instruments. Cosmos 17 also provided radiation data at 372 to 496 miles altitude as part of space monitoring claims.
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