Disappearance of Gloria Green Sparks Desert Search
Odessa area lawmen battle a fresh missing person case as Gloria Sue Green 26 an oil company secretary vanishes from her office leaving purse car and shoes. A large ground and air search across the Odessa Kermit desert yields no clues as officers fear foul play and mark it as the fifth such disappearance in two years with three other bodies found already.
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Gloria Sue Green
Odessa
Kermit
Elton Faught
Kermit Highway
Faught
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Rangers
Sheriff's Deputies
Post Wins and Loses Right To Continue Series
A U S appeals court order temporarily blocks the Washington Post from publishing portions of a top secret Pentagon war study while Paris and New York courts decide, with the Times facing a pending injunction against continuing its series. Judge Gesell notes the political balance of press freedom versus national security and regrets the Post did not voluntarily halt publication.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Times
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Gerhard A. Gesell
Post
Pentagon
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Times
Gesell
Appeals Court
United States
Justice Department
Washington Paper Says Diem Blocked 1956 Vietnam Vote
The Washington Post reports a Pentagon history shows Diem regime vetoed the 1956 reunification elections for Vietnam. The story cites secret Defense Department documents and impacts a New York Times case over publication. The State Department refused access to quoted materials, citing standard secrecy delays.
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Washington Post
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Saigon
Eisenhower
Vietnam
New York Court
Justice Department
New York Times
Times
Murray I. Gurfein
Post
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Jate
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South
Diem
Worst Slump In Year Market Skids
New York AP reports the stock market suffered its worst one day drop in a year as the Dow Jones industrial average fell 170.9 points to 889.16, the sharpest single session loss since 1970. The 30-stock Dow closed at its lowest since March, with broad declines across the Big Board and American Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
National Airlines
Amerada Hess
Pan American Airways
Jersey Standard
First National City Corp
Sperry Rand
Xerox
Burlington Industries
National Cash Register
Natomas
Navy-Sponsored Sailing Race Claims 2 Lives
In Plymouth England two sailors died when gale winds capsized three boats in a navy sponsored race. Ten more were rescued and hospitalized for exposure as the fleet of about 250 seamen was accounted for within hours. The 21 mile Plymouth to Fowey race involved open ships including whalers gigs and cutters. The Aveley minesweeper flagged danger and helicopters aided rescues before the race was halted.
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Plymouth Naval Hospital
Navy
Fowey
Aveley
Weather Outlook Mixed for Permian Basin Through Sunday
Cloudy today with mid 90s temperatures and a 20 percent chance of rain late Sunday as southeasterly winds bring moist air from the Gulf. Highs near 95 today and 96 Sunday, with 69 degree nights, and scattered severe thunderstorms previously across South Central Texas.
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Midland-Odessa Regional Air Terminal
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Alpine Perenses
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New York
Oklahoma City
San Antonie
Louis Sun
Claes
Two Found Murdered At the Cyclist Club
NORTH AUGUSTA S C AP two young men beat en stabbed and throat slashed found dead at the Dixie Dragons club headquarters both men aged 26 identified as Tommy Bolen of Aiken and William Wolfe of Chesapeake two young women 18 identified as Connie Young and Fay Cato found with throats cut but later listed in satisfactory condition at a Georgia hospital police report the fight began about 2 am after men entered the house and a split from the club details include police statements of restraint positions and no arrests yet
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Augusta
Tommy Bolen
Aiken
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Martin Wolfe
Chesapeake
Connie Young
Fay Cato
Paul Grant
Grant
Detroit
Gary R. Ciolek
South Carolina
Dixie Dragons
Troops Airlift 550 More Soldiers to Belfast Fight
In Belfast 550 additional British troops were flown in Friday night, raising total forces in Northern Ireland to 10,000 as authorities plan to spray rioters with colored dyes from water cannons to aid later identification.
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Northern Ireland
The Quipster Marriage Triangle Grows Trifecta
A humorous quip notes today’s domestic trio as him, her, and the television set, reflecting a lighthearted take on modern home life. The line captures a playful cultural moment about evolving marriage dynamics and media influence.
Airline executive foils hijack at Winston-Salem
Piedmont Airlines vice president W C Tadlock acted after a man claimed explosives and tried to force the captain to Cuba. Tadlock grabbed a bag believed to contain no explosives, a federal sky marshal seized the would be hijacker Bobby Richard White 26 of Kingsport Tenn He was jailed in Greensboro on 10000 bail The incident occurred as crew disembarked and the agent radioed for help with marshals then boarded in uniform to subdue the attacker.
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Piedmont Airlines
W. C. Tadlock
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Bobby Richard White
Kingsport
Tenn
U.S
Greensboro
Leon M. Fox
New York
Fox
Cuba
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White
Airlines
Moon Capers Called Off on Apollo 15 Mission
Apollo 15 commander David Scott said there will be no moon golf or other games during the moon mission. Scott and James Irwin will spend 20 hours on three lunar surface explorations in the Endeavor command ship with a Falcon lunar module and Rover 1 dune buggy.
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Deke
Slayton
Alan Shepard
Id Mitchell
Irwin
Alfred M. Worsden
James Cook
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Falcon
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Moon
Military restricts visual flights over civilian airways
After the June 6 collision near Los Angeles that killed 50, officials said the Navy fighter and a civilian airliner, in the wake of the disaster, will curb visual flights of military aircraft over civilian air routes. New Senate measures aim to set a withdrawal date for American forces from Southeast Asia, advancing on Friday.
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