North Viet Nam Raids Are Heaviest of War
North Viet Nam raids reached a war peak as American pilots launched more than 375 sorties from South Viet Nam and Thailand, with heavy air power and several aircraft reported lost. A Navy jet was shot down by ground fire near Saigon and another Skyhawk disappeared near Vinh. three American planes reportedly fell to enemy action near Vinh as Rolling Thunder intensified.
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Quiet Man Manila mayor declared dead by court
The Philippine Supreme Court ruled that Silvestre Domingo, declared winner of the 1963 local election in a town north of Manila, is deceased. Domingo died June 11 of a heart attack, leaving the election outcome unclear.
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Alfonsi Appeals Bribe Conviction In Wisconsin Assembly Case
MADISON AP Alfonsi seeks Supreme Court review of a bribery conviction that could end his bid for a ninth term in the Wisconsin Assembly. He filed his notice Thursday after Judge Sachtyen sentenced him to pay a $100 fine or six months in jail for accepting a $100 expense check as a bribe. The sentence is stayed pending appeal.
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Morse Urges Helms Resignation as CIA Chief
Senator Wayne Morse demands the resignation of CIA Director Richard Helms after Helms apologized to Senator J W Fulbright. Morse criticized a letter published under Helms’ name in the St Louis Globe Democrat and questioned Helms’ fitness while Helms testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on bank rest secure matters.
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Collective Bargaining Urged in Airline Rift
President Johnson took charge of airline strike talks urging settlement through collective bargaining. after a White House meeting 11 managers and 11 union members resumed talks. Moyers said no deadline was set and that bargaining is preferable to legislative action. discussions continued into the early morning at the Labor Department.
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Missing U2 Plane Search Amid Uncertain Flight Path
Five American recovery planes were alerted at dawn to locate a U2 recon plane, possibly unconscious at takeoff from Florida. The route from Barksdale AFB toward south of Panama remained uncertain with radar contact lost over Panama and speculation it could have crossed Cuba or Peru.
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Pound Crisis Dominates Wilson Johnson Meeting
Washington AP report describes British Prime Minister Harold Wilson meeting President Johnson at the White House after a gun scare delayed arrival. Police searched Blair House area for a rifle-wielding suspect. no one was found. Talks centered on saving the pound while broader Viet Nam war tensions and austerity moves loomed in discussions.
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Hit Parade London Report On South African No 1
The Daily Mirror reported that the number one song on the South African hit parade was Pant It Black, as carried by UPI.
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Rights Battle Seen in Week Civil Rights Bill Debate
Washington AP The House moves through four days of debate on the civil rights bill focusing on open housing next week. Juror cross section provisions advance, while housing provisions simmer as lawmakers consider amendments. Opposition from federal judges grows over jury selection rules and economic status bans. Civil rights leaders urge defeating housing amendments, arguing current provisions already secure support.
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Last Hurdle Cleared For Construction
The FAA approved a due north south runway alignment for Winnebago County Airport clearing the last hurdle to starting work. The move supports the $1 million federal aid plan and enables Oshkosh area jet service readiness with North Central DC 9s next year. County must relocate the control tower to finish the grant conditions.
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Baltimore Riots Test White Supremacist Rally Reach
Whites roamed Negro neighborhoods in Baltimore after a rally by white supremacist speakers. Police contained the unrest within about two hours, with beefed-up patrols through the night. The episode followed a National States Rights party rally at Patterson Park attracting about 1,000 people. Police formed a cordon around a fringe group confronting rally figures, dogs and riot officers were deployed as eggs were tossed and tensions escalated.
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