Reds Repelled By Vietnamese Nine Guerrillas Slain In Attack
South Vietnamese forces repelled a Viet Cong assault on Phuoc Binh while nine guerrillas were killed in the town attack. At Phuoc Xuyen outpost six militiamen suffered moderate casualties as two hand grenades wounded civilians in Phuoc Toa. US helicopters evacuated during the fighting and returned after the attack.
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Phuoc Binh
Saigon
South Viet Nam
API
Phuovoc Binh
Phuoc Xuyen
U.S
Soe Trang
Mekong Delta
Phuoc Toa
Dzone
AF Fighter Plane Down Over Vietnam Near Vinh
North Vietnamese gunners downed an Air Force F105 Thunderchief about 30 miles north of Vinh. The pilot was presumed dead though seen ejecting over the sea 20 miles northeast of Vinh. rescue teams recovered only the parachute.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vinh
U.S
Vink
Rusk sees no Viet Nam peace talks sign yet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there is no indication North Viet Nam or Red China are ready for a peaceful Viet Nam settlement. He left open UN efforts for peace and noted the Pentagon formed a 1,000 man task force to ensure steady military supplies to South Viet Nam, amid reports of shortages.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
North
Viet Nam
Red China
Rusk
United Nations
Hanoi
Pentagon
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
AID Official Leaving Post in Saigon
James S. Killen, head of the U S aid mission in South Viet Nam, leaves his post after one month in Saigon. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge will appoint his own replacement, to be announced shortly. Killen will be reassigned as Moynihan notes, with Gen Maxwell D Taylor previously replaced.
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Washington
James S. Killen
U.S
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Agency For International Development
Michael W. Moynihan
Killen
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Lodge Killen
Moynihan
Manson Through Is Ruling MADISON Ruling Shakes State Insurance Post
Madison Wisconsin AP Charles Manson state insurance commissioner is told he is out of a job. An attorney general opinion supports the move and raises the likelihood that Assemblyman Robert Haase of Marinette will succeed. The change could occur months away as Bronson La Follette weighs retirement age and vacancy rules.
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Madison
Charles Manson
Robert Haase
Marinette
Manson
Alty
Bronson la Follette
George C. Kaiser
Department of Ad
Timing Copenhagen: Vaerslev Station Reopened After Scrapping Order
A Danish state railways unit spent 4200 dollars modernizing Vaerslev station two months after another department ordered it scrapped. The move restores service at the small village station and follows a rapid turnaround in rail policy.
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Copenhagen
UPLA
Danish State Railways
Vaerslev
Yanks Beat Jungles Five Days in Saigon Hunt
U S paratroopers backed by heavy artillery and jet power scoured a southeast Saigon hill area for five days seeking a Viet Cong battalion. Despite the large force dozens of aircraft and ground support, the unit was not found and results were minimal with fewer than 10 Viet Cong deaths or captures.
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U.S
Saigon
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
South Viet Nam
Okinawa
White House Leak Blamed By Rep. Ford
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan said a Viet Nam conference at the White House may have been leaked by the White House. Ford denied that he was the source of the controversial accounts and urged moving on. He argued most significant details came from other sources and a Pentagon briefing the next day.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Johnson
White House
House
NBC
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ford
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Two Injured In Outagamie On Highway 47
Two motorists were killed and two injured in a head on collision on Highway 47 three and a half miles north of Black Creek at 9 30 p m Monday Frank Rudzinski 72 of Seymour died of chest injuries Marshall F Zuleger 30 of Rt 1 Black Creek died at Appleton Memorial Hospital today Mrs Rudzinski 71 was in critical condition and her son Frank Jr 46 was in satisfactory condition Coroner Bernard H Kemps said a post mortem would be performed on Zuleger to check for heart attack The two deaths raise Outagamie County traffic toll to 14 for the year Also noted two other deaths in Jefferson County to boost Wisconsin 1965 highway fatality toll to 529 today
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Outagamie County
Marshall Zuleger
Black Creek
Frank Rudzinski
Seymour
Appleton
Marshall F. Zuleger
Rt. 1
Appleton Memorial Hospital
Rudzinski
Frank Jr
Outagamie
Bernard H. Kemps
Zuleger
Kemps
Beryl Moncel
Hayward
Lake Mills
Moncel
Nick
Watertown
Alsage
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Admits Killing Near Montello
Rogelio Buhat, 28, of Phoenix Arizona, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the shooting death of Pete Stewart, 20, of Montello, along a highway near Montello on July 16. A sentencing hearing was set for August 23 after a plea agreement and interpreter arrangements.
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Arizona
Rogelio Buhat
Phoenix
Ariz
Pete Stewart
Robert Gollmar
Buhat
el Paso
Tex
Stewart
Marquette County
Edward Saya
Ricardo Pastor
Jimmy Pany
Oakland
Calif
Carlos Gacula
Aveling Exspina
San Francisco
Richard Castillo
Yuma
Aziz
Frederick Palafox
House Group Okays Reforms In Immigration
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bipartisan immigration bill by 26 to 4, backing major reforms and the elimination of the national origins quota system. It would set a 170,000 ceiling on present quota countries and cap 20,000 per nation, while Western Hemisphere and citizen family members remain largely unaffected. The bill envisions about 340,000 annual admissions, with 120,000 from the West and 30,000 for relatives of U.S. citizens.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
U.S
West
Western Hemisphere
Memorial defaced in Switzerland with dye attack
Vandals in Geneva Switzerland Thursday threw a plastic bag containing dye at a memorial honoring Jewish victims of Nazism.
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Ghneva
Switzerland
Naz
Soviets Say NATO Nuclear Force Is Unacceptable
In Geneva the Soviet delegate Tsarapkin declared the Soviet Union will not sign a treaty to halt nuclear spread as long as NATO pursues a nuclear force, calling it unacceptable and blaming U.S. aggression in Vietnam. Western negotiator Foster criticized the attack as propaganda and distortion.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Viet Nam
Tsarapkin
William C. Foster
Boy’s Story Of Mother’s Death Upheld
A 14 year old boy’s account of his mother Suzanne Velasco’s death at Columbia Park in Fond du Lac was confirmed by a lie detector test. Sheriff Ray Howard said Velasco, 20, died after climbing the park tower railing during a picnic and either jumped or fell. The boy testified he dragged her 16 feet toward a car before giving up.
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Fond DU Lacapi
Ray Howard
Suzanne Velasco
Columbia Park
Tito Talks Begin BELGRADE on Viet Nam Crisis
President Sekou Toure of Guinea met with Yugoslav leader Tito in Belgrade on Monday to discuss the Viet Nam crisis. The talks focused on developing a coordinated position among nonaligned nations and potential diplomatic steps.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPT
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Tito
Record Mississippi cargo tonnage 1964
River cargo record shows 38 516 345 tons carried on the Mississippi between the Ohio and Missouri mouths in 1964 according to Army Engineers.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Mississippi River
Ohio
Missouri
Army Engineers
Spy Planes Over Egypt Reported By El Youssef
El Youssef claims U2 spy planes from the United States have been flying over Egypt at least every two weeks to photograph rocket bases and military installations, a weekly report by the Cairo paper.
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Cairo
UPI
el Youssef Monday
Egypt
Voting Rights Before House passage delayed by reapportionment fight
Washington report on a landmark voting rights bill aimed at ending literacy tests and enabling federal examiners in districts with low registration. It suspends tests in several states and counties, allows attorney general to appoint poll watchers, and seeks court action to strike poll taxes. Puerto Rican amendment retained for New York City voters to qualify as literate in Spanish.
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House
Senate
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Alaska
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Louisiina
Mississippi
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North Carolina
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Mone
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