Air Strikes Top Viet Nam Action
U S and Vietnamese war planes pounded targets in North and South Viet Nam while ground fighting appeared to lag. Viet Cong guerrillas attacked Saigon area positions including near Ba Ta four miles from the capital. Casualties noted as light for government forces, heavy for defenders at Tan Son Nhut watchtower.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North
U.S
Ba Ta
Tan Son Nhut
Quang Tin Province
E North
U N May Open Study Of Viet War
United Nations Security Council members began conferring on whether to launch a debate on the Viet Nam war prompted by a US request for help in finding a peace formula. Nonpermanent members Bolivia and Ivory Coast were noted as potential revival players ahead of a possible session.
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United Nations
Viet Nam
Security Council
Anation Council
Mit
United States
Soviet Union
Bolivia
Ivory Coast
Bibles Sought by Sacramento Pastor in San Francisco Robbery
The Rev Merle Booth of Hazel Avenue Baptist Church Sacramento appeals for the return of two Bibles stolen during a San Francisco visit. He offers a $20 reward and notes the volumes hold lifelong significance though they have no financial value.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Merle Booth
Hazel Avenue
Judge Fines Man for Hug While Driving in Convertible
In Dedham Massachusetts District Judge Gilbert W. Cox fined Charles J. Halpin, 23, $875 for hugging his girlfriend while driving an open convertible. The judge stated he is not anti romance but must protect public safety when romance creates hazards.
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Dedham
Mass
UPN
Gilbert W. Cox
Charles J. Halpin
Steel Strike Threat Looms As Aug 1 Notice Served
United Steelworkers and steel producers face a looming strike deadline of Sept 1. The 163 member wage policy committee voted to issue 30 days strike notice Aug 1, demanding wage and benefit increases around 18 cents per hour, vs industry offers of nine cents. Both sides leave settlement possible if core issues are resolved.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper and Abel
Truman in Spotlight At Medicare Signing
INDEPENDENCE MO AP Truman aged 8? no Truman witnessed the signing of a health care bill for the aged, boosting Social Security payments and payroll taxes. President Johnson traveled to the Truman Library to share the moment, with Truman remarking on the happiness it brought.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
Truman
Washington
Trumph
Johnsons At Ranch Home Near Johnson City
President Johnson heads to his Texas ranch for a quiet weekend after a tense 10 days dominated by Vietnam talks. He and Mrs Johnson flew from Washington and cut their trip with a stop in Kansas City to visit the Harry S Truman Library and sign the social security health care bill.
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Johnson City. Tex
Johnson
Washington
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Chin Quemi
Bodies Of Two Sorority Girls Found In Texas Field
Two Dallas sorority sisters, Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark, missing since July 18, were found dead in a weed-grown field near Austin. Autopsy showed Rigsby strangled. Stark’s cause of death undetermined. Fingerprints from one body noted. investigators withheld details. Stark identified by a dental bridge.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Susan Rigsby
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Dellana
Shirley Ann Stark
Dellana
Homer Garrison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
University of Texas
Dallas
Rose
R. M. Bromage
John L. Mitchell
Pilot Killed in Wisconsin Plane Crash near Antigo
The body of Jerry Glodowski of Stevens Point was found in the wreckage of a two place Aerocoupe that crashed about 2% miles east of Antigo. Glodowski had taken off alone from Milwaukee airport near Chicago around 7 30 Friday night. Weather was rainy and foggy. The craft hit the ground near Gard ner Dam Boy Scout camp. Search began after a farmer near White Lake reported hearing a plane spit and sputter.
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Antigo
Jerry Glodowski
Stevens Point
William Watson
Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol
Milwaukee
Glodowski
Pilwaukee
Chicago
Gardner Dam
The
Valley Council of
Appleton
John Conn
White Lake
Phoenix Woman Seeks Divorce Over Deceptive Husband
In Phoenix the wife says her husband deceived her by misrepresenting his marriage history. She alleges he claimed to have been married twice before while records show five prior marriages. The filing seeks dissolution of their marriage.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Phoenix
Wisconsin Legislature Action Budgets and Taxes 1965 Session
The 1965 Wisconsin Legislature approved an 8242 million biennial budget for 1955 to 1967, raised 73.7 million in new taxes led by a 52.4 million income tax hike, and allocated 440,000 for planning new colleges in the northeast and Racine Kenosha area. It also funded a statewide vocational and technical school system by 1970 and granted 2.4 million in educational aid to residents attending private colleges.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Racine Kenosha
Penguins Stay Cool as Shedd Aquarium Installs A/C
During last week's heat wave the John G. Shedd Aquarium ordered a 14,000 BTU air conditioner to cool the building where the penguins frolic. Aquarium Director William Braker oversaw the cooling measure to ensure the birds stay comfortable in the heat.
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Chicago
UPI
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Aquarium
William Braker
Senate Clash Delays Gavel In Wisconsin Legislature
MADISON API Wisconsin 1965 legislature ends in a 65 day recess as Democrats push a $5 million teacher retirement boost and open housing bill while Republicans resist final adjournment and a party line battle looms. The Assembly passed open housing with exemptions, expanding fair employment protections to hotels and motels.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Richard Zaborski
Milwaukee
Assembly
Robert Haase
Wisconsin Legislature Approves Higher Education Reforms
In Madison the 1963 Wisconsin Legislature approved sweeping higher education reforms. A plan to build two new state universities, create technical schools and community colleges, offer private-school student grants, and shift the coordinating panel to private citizens was advanced. Budget challenges, partisan delay, and tax debates shaped the session as Republicans faced a record $824.2 million outlay and proposed $73.7 million in new taxes.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Assembly
Senate
Warren P. Knowles
Sovernors
Caption Contest Entry for Daily Northwestern Photo
Readers are invited to submit humorous captions for a photo to the Picture Editor at Daily Northwestern in Oshkosh. Instructions note last month’s winner appears on Page 4 of today’s issue.
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Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh
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