Viet Nam Situation Worse McNamara says
Defense Secretary McNamara says Viet Nam situation has deteriorated in many aspects over 15 months yet not all black. He notes intensifying Viet Cong activity and enemy operations while praising Vietnamese resolve and U.S. combat strength gains. He plans to urge Johnson to fulfill the U.S. commitment with increased troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Pracidant Tahnenan Vueno
Seiyarmara
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Bien Hoa
Taylor
Washington
McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
United States
An Autnam
Man Killed At Crossroad in Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rises
One fatality Monday raised Wisconsin 1965 traffic toll to 494, with a weekend total of 15 deaths. Norbert X. Ballweg, 58, of Sauk City, died at a rural crossroad near Sauk City in Dane County after a pickup and car collision. John F. Nemitz, 18, and Doris D. Parkinson, 12, of rural Kewaunee, died Sunday in a station wagon and motorcycle crash west of Kewaunee.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Norbert X. Ballweg
Sauk City
Dane County
John F. Nemitz
Doris D. Parkinson
Kewaunee
Mariner 4 Nears Mars Photo Relay
Pasadena AP report says Mariner 4 has sent about 21 Mars photographs with possible vegetation signals. JPL Director William H. Pickering notes more pictures will be released over weeks after the last image arrives next Saturday. The flyby path suggests darker areas near Mars that some experts interpret as potential plant life unknown on Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Earth
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
William H. Pickering
Draft registration by 18 year old in Montgomery
David A. Bird registered for the draft in Montgomery as soon as he turned 18, filing the forms himself with the local board clerk observing. He had recently begun work with the Alabama Selective Service System weeks earlier and completed the registration on a Monday.
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Montgomery
Ala
David A. Bird
Alabama Selective Service System
Goldberg Named U.N. Ambassador by Johnson
President Johnson appoints Arthur J. Goldberg, former Supreme Court Justice and former labor secretary, as the new U.N. ambassador to succeed the late Adlai Stevenson. Goldberg vows to promote peace and the rule of law in international relations.
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Supreme Court
Stevenson
Washington
Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
White House Rose Garden
Goldberg
Adlai E. Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
U.N. Post
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
State Department
Kennedy
Labor
Explosion wrecks Chicago phone booth prank blast
In Chicago a prankster set off a pipe bomb in a Northwest Side telephone booth near a car wash, shredding directories and windows. Detective Arthur Nolen of the bomb and arson squad called it a prank. It was Chicago’s 10th blast that month, with subpoenas issued for eight people by the Illinois Crime Investigating Commission.
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Chicago
Arthur Nolen
Xolen
Missouri Flood Swamps Towns North of Kansas City
Severe floods driven by 12 inch rains hit northwest and west central Missouri towns including Smithville Holden and Riverside. A unidentified boy was found near Holden and several residents were reported missing or rescued by boat as roads and bridges washed out. Edgerton remained isolated with power and phone lines down as the Little Platte neared record flood levels.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas City
Holden
Highway Patrol
Smithville
Edgerton
Riverside
Clay County Sheriff's Office
Mosby
Little Platte
Fishing River
Missouri Highway Patrol
Blackwater Creek
Tracy
Missouri City
Platte River
Nuclear Detection Trio Fired Into Space
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP two Sentry satellites and a Pygmy satellite launched aboard an Atlas Agena rocket in a bid to develop a system to detect secret nuclear explosions from the surface to 290 million miles. The lift off occurred at 3 27 am after a one day delay due to mechanical troubles.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Language Bill Passes Endorsed for Spouse Foreign Training
Washington AP reports that wives of military personnel would qualify for government funded foreign language training if the Senate approves a House passed measure from Monday. The proposal aims to expand educational benefits for military families and is expected to move to the Senate for final action.
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Washington
Senate
House
State Tax Plan Called Only Solution
Madison AP reports closed door caucuses favor a new tax plan as the only logical solution to Wisconsin’s budget deadlock. Sen. Walter Hollander says revenue should come from both sales and income taxes, with alternatives discussed including an 11 percent surtax and extensions of sales and income taxes. The measure clears 84 votes but would limit spending and barely close the $57 million gap in the $817.2 million budget.
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Madison
Revenue Compromise Committee
Wisconsin
Walter Hollander
Roosendale
Hollander
Alien Busby
Milwaukee
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Three Held At El Paso In Wisconsin Farm Murder
Three migrant workers detained in El Paso face first degree murder warrants from Wisconsin authorities for the death of Peter Stewart near Montello. Suspects Rogerio Buhat Edward Saya and Ricardo Martinez Pastor, all Filipinos, allegedly admitted the shooting after being questioned by El Paso police.
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J. KK. Callahan
Arden Atkinson
Columbia County
Robert Hamele
Texas
Chicago
el Paso
Rogerio B Buhat
Peter Stewart
Montello
Wis
Stewart
Eing
Highway 23
Buhat
Edward Saya
Ricardo Martinez Pastor
Saya
Pastor
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Woman Fined For Disorderly Conduct Cited In Trial
Julie A. Paradis, 18, of Kittery, Maine, convicted of disorderly conduct in Hampton New Hampshire. Testimony by two state troopers said the act involved was the “top half of her bathing suit.” Paradis received a $5 fine.
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Hampton
Julie A. Paradis
Kittery
Maine
Military Pay Raise Approved by House
The House passed a bill to grant 2.46 million uniformed personnel a 1 billion dollar annual pay raise averaging 10.7 percent. Low-ranked enlisted personnel gain 13 percent and officers 72 percent, with Senate action still pending amid votes and a Stevenson funeral delay.
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Washington
House
Senate
House passes 34 million emergency fund for repairs
The House voted to approve a 34 million emergency fund for repairs in federal facilities. Leaders delayed a call vote to preserve absent members who wished to be on record in support of the bill. Public discussion noted an average 7 percent pay boost proposing a hike far above the 4.7 percent panel recommendation, sparking expectations about uniformed services.
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Washington
House
Congressional
Nationalist China Leader Shifts to Reds
Tsung-jen, former vice president and acting president of Nationalist China, defected to the Chinese Communists in Peking, denouncing the United States as a mercenary power. Li and his wife arrived by plane, greeted by Premier Chou En-lai and 100 officials, marking the most significant switch since 1949.
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Communist China
Li Tsung-jen
Nationalist China
Peking
Tokyo
Tsung-jen
China
United States
New China
Chou En-lai
Chiang Kai-shek
Sutzerland
Lyndon B
War
Brooke to Trial For Subversion
Moscow AP informs that Gerald Bronxe, a 21 year old teacher at a London college and husband of a Moscow woman, faces trial Thursday on subversion charges. He and his wife were arrested April 23 as part of Russian trends. He is held in Latbianka prison after release from initial questioning.
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Moscow
Bri
Gerald Bronxe
Russan 2
London
Brooke
Latbianka
Index of sections and page numbers listed
Obituaries on page 2 and 6, theaters on page 7, Seely on page 8, sports on page 13, TV movies on page 18, markets and ads on page 19, Winnebagoland and comics on page 13 and 18, weather on page 2. The scattered lines indicate a newspaper’s table of contents with multiple sections and pages.
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Winnebagoland
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South Viet Nam
Saigo
Col. L
Cong Hoa Stadium
Mariner
U.N
Weather Bureau
U.S. 69
Mondar
Titannis
Borne Brigade
Bien Hoa Air Base
Air- South
Nam
Trom”Saigan
Reds
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