New Appeal to Russ Johnson stresses unity for peace
President Johnson urged Soviet cooperation to lessen nuclear war risk and called for a shared face of policy at home and abroad. He spoke at the Idaho ARCO reactor site and in Denver, stressing common tasks with the Soviet Union and noting U.S. aims in Vietnam do not threaten Soviet interests.
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Idaho
Johnson
Moscow
Denver
Cole
Washington
Pryor
Oklo
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Three Die In Collision On Highway In Dodge County
Three people died in a late Thursday head on collision on Highway 67 south of Mayville in Dodge County. Mrs Gloria Knox 26 of Oconomowoc her year old daughter Vicky and Kenneth A Puls 27 of rural Horicon were killed. Mrs Knoxs husband Robert 23 and two Knox children were hospitalized. Continued on page 10 column 1.
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Associated Press
Dodge County
Gloria Knox
Ocopomowoc
Vicky
Kenneth A. Puls
Horicon
Mayville
Gas Disperses Mob Awaiting De Gaulle Talk
Police used tear gas to break up violent demonstrations in Djibouti Square as Charles de Gaulle visited the city. About 20 injured and at least one killed amid clashes between police troops rival factions. Troops in helmets formed lines across Place Bimbeau while street combat and rock throwing continued in the heat. Continued on Page 10 Col 4.
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French Somaliland
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Africa
Red Sea
Place Bimbeau
Straw Rain Stuns Ipswich Residents
In Ipswich England a dark storm cloud released straw that rained on the city. Weathermen traced the straw to a farm field and said a whirlwind carried the stalks about 12 miles to the coast town.
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Ipswich
England
UPI
Scientists Set To Tame Hurricane Faith In Florida
Scientists from Washington and California converge on Florida to test silver iodide bombing on Hurricane Faith in hopes of weakening its energy. At 8 am Faith near Anguilla, Leewards, 1,300 miles east-southeast of Miami, with San Juan likely spared from the worst. Continued on Page 10, Col. 2.
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Leeward Islands
Tropics
Washington
California
Florida
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Cecil Gentry
U.S
Stormfury
Anguila
Leewards
San Juan
Miami
Bill's Rejection Marks No-Confidence Vote in Vietnam Policy
Washington AP The House rejected a Senate approved plan to let President Johnson call up reservists for Vietnam service in a 162-39 vote. Rep Glenn Davis says such authorization needs hearings and the Armed Services Committee plans hearings. The vote is described as a no-confidence in Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara.
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House
Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
Glenn Davis
R - Wis
Davis
Congress
Armed Services Committee
Robert McNamara
Boy Dies in Accident Near Potosi
Randy Nihles seven died after being caught in a motor driven unloading machine on a farm he visited near Potosi. He was the son of Martin Nihles of rural Platteville. Local authorities reported the accident occurred Thursday.
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Potosi
Randy Nihles
Martin Nihles
Platteville
House Rejects Reserves Plan
Washington sources say the House Armed Services Committee will vote early next week on a bill authorizing the President to call up about 60,000 Reservists and National Guardsmen not attached to units. The panel criticizes a Senate amendment that would allow calling individual reservists with less than 24 months active duty. The House rejected that proposal 373 to 3 and approved the defense appropriation 381 to 1, sending it to the Senate.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
House
Senate
Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Titan 3 Rocket Explodes Over Atlantic
Kennedy Florida AP reports a Titan 3 rocket exploded into a fireball high over the Atlantic interrupting an Air Force plan to orbit eight military communications satellites. The failure halted a global network intended to link Washington and Saigon. The 12 story booster valued at about 20 million dollars carried eight satellites at one million each.
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Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Air Force
Florida
Defense Department
Washington
Saigon
Guards Prepare to Fire If Open-Housing March Attacks
In Cicero, Illinois National Guard commander Maj. Gen. Francis Kane said about 3,000 Guardsmen will be mobilized to prevent violence during Sunday's planned 3,000-person open housing march. He ordered troops to shoot back if fired upon. King meets today with city and clerical leaders seeking to halt the action and reach an agreement on housing.
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Illinois National Guard
Cicero
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Cragin
Gage Park
Southwest Side
Chicago Lawn
Francis Kane
Kane
Otto Kerner
Daley
Leicester man Pays Fine For Census Form Breach
In Leicester Magistrates Court Thursday, Desford Sharpe paid a $28 fine for failing to fill in a census form. Sharpe told the magistrate that some questions were a breach of privacy.
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Leicester
England
Desford Sharpe
Leicester Magistrates Court
Sharpe
Napalm Dropped By Error In Viet Nam Battle Near Saigon
In a jungle clash north of Saigon, napalm from two U S Air Force fighters hit U S infantrymen of the 1st Infantry Division, killing seven and wounding more than 20. Maj Gen William E De Puy, who visited Saigon, said the strike was accidental and not requested by American troops. The Red One pursued the Phu Lai Battalion as fierce fighting continued along Highway 16 near Lai Khe, with Viet Cong losses mounting to at least 53 confirmed dead.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
William E. de Puy
de Puy
Air Force
Lai Khe
Nightly Cannon March Pledged by Cleric in Milwaukee
Father James Groppi vows to lead civil rights demonstrators nightly back to Judge Robert C. Cannon’s suburban Wauwatosa home until the judge resigns from the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The pledge follows seven nights of protests against the Eagles over its restrictive membership. Police report scattered hostility from white onlookers as clashes with marchers continue.
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Wauwatosa
Robert C. Cannon
Order of Eagles
James Groppi
Father Groppi
Cannon
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Eagles
Cannon House
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