Hopes Dim For Bay 10 In Green Bay
Coast Guard resumes search for 10 year old Thomas Le Duc off Green Bay after he vanished Sunday in a five foot plastic boat. Private boats and aircraft aided the effort but no trace was found as night fell. His parents Mr and Mrs Claude Le Duc of Green Bay were at a nearby summer cottage.
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India Heat Wave Strikes Bezwada Area, Claims Three Lives
AP reports a 10 day heat wave in Bombay region kills three people and many cattle. The scorching 120 degree heat scorches villages near Bezwada City, with nearly 1,350 thatched huts burned. The day raises the total heat related deaths to 30.
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Bombay
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Demonstrators Call Off UW Draft Policy Protest
Madison protesters ended a 10 hour sit in at Bascom Hall after campus security and officials opted to wait out the disturbance. About 500 students gathered overnight to demand policy changes, arguing to withhold grades from draft officials, with no immediate eviction action taken.
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Ecurty
Bascom Hall
Fred Harvey Harrington
Police Nab Six Chicago Students In Protest Sit In
AP report states police arrested six at Roosevelt University in Chicago after they refused to leave administrative offices in a sit in protesting draft policy. Two were faculty members and four students. 30 others were arrested last week in separate demonstrations at the university.
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Gerald McWhorter
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Prison escapee last seen on horse in gray uniform
Kenneth Edward Johnson, an inmate at Colorado State Penitentiary, is being sought after escaping. He was last seen wearing a gray prison uniform and riding a sorrel horse. Authorities warn the public to report sightings and to avoid contact.
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Colorado State Penitentiary
Harier Farm
Kenneth Edward Johnson
Viet Nam Policy Topic in Oregon Primary
The piece notes Senator Magnuson says Oregon voting will not decide Viet Nam policy as national attention centers on Oregon's Democratic Senate primary. It mentions Howard Morgan, a former federal power commissioner, and his campaign against Rep. Continued on Page 11.
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Kentucky
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Sukarno Okays Peace Parleys With Malaysia
Indonesian President Sukarno agreed to peace talks with Malaysia after telling Foreign Minister Adam Malik he could meet Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak to discuss ending the long undeclared war. Malik announced the development to newsmen. report noted continuation on Page 11.
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Moscow students help build rail line in Siberia
Soviet Tass reports Patrice Lumumba University students will aid a Siberian railroad project this summer. They are drawn by the railway's exotic fame and promise of work.
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UPI
Patrice Lumumba
Siberia
Tass
Wisconsin Assembly Liberalizes Dental Program Bill
The Democratic controlled Wisconsin Assembly liberalized the dental care section of a welfare bill to conform with federal Medicare standards. The amendment adds 700000 in state costs for private practice benefits and could bring 1 million in federal aid, drawing opposition from GOP leaders. The Assembly approved three changes 92 to 3 before sending the bill to the Senate for concurrence with potential conference committees.
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Africans Rebuffed in UN on Rhodesia Plan
United Nations in New York reports Africa’s 33 states failed to win Security Council backing for a resolution demanding Britain use force to topple Rhodesia’s white minority regime. Britain has an economic boycott in effect. the text edits focus on other unrelated U.S. domestic health proposals amid Assembly debates.
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Tan Smith
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Large Viet Cong troop force hit by B52s near central South Viet Nam
Large American B52 bombardment hit a Viet Cong troop concentration near the central coast of South Viet Nam as ground fighting remained limited. Losses included two planes, one pilot killed, and a downed F8 Crusader jet from Hancock. Ground actions near Pleiku An Khe and Quang Ngai involved casualties and small-unit clashes.
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Kitty Hawk
Barthelemy Pass
Thanh Hoa
Dong Hoa
U.S. 1St Cavalry
An Khe
Opposition cracks as Hue division pledges to Ky
In Hue, Brig. Gen. Pham Xuan Nhuan reportedly pledged allegiance to Premier Ky, potentially signaling a break with rebels. The 1st Vietnamese Division, a rebel backbone in Hue, may shift loyalties as US diplomats seek quiet progress. Ky’s junta gathers 1,000 officials in Saigon while Buddhists protest outside the US Embassy.
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Pham Xuan Nhuan
da Nang
da Nang US
Thch Tri Quang
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Ton That Dinh
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen van Thieu
Tashkent hit by third sharp quake
Moscow reports a third major earthquake in less than a month strikes central Tashkent. No casualties noted by reporters at the scene, though first aid units move into hardest hit districts. Earlier quakes killed 10 and injured about 1,000, destroying over 12,000 homes. Tass cites magnitude 7 and places the epicenter beneath the city center.
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UPI
Tashkent
Tass
Negro Mob Attacks Bus in Bakersfield
In Bakersfield California a group of about 60 people attacked a Kern County Junior High School bus as pupils were unloaded in the Lakeview Avenue area. Driver Robert Holland was struck by flying glass and several students were hurt. Police reported 14 alarms for a separate earlier disturbance with $15000 in fire damage. Authorities arrested 35 people, including 22 juveniles, with no arrests announced for the bus assault.
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Kern County
California Highway Patrol
Heavy Rain Linked To Wisconsin Traffic Death
Thunderstorms across southeastern Wisconsin unleashed record rains and winds. One death was linked to the storm in Madison Watertown and Waukesha areas as debris damaged farms and a Water town factory. Timothy D. Gallagher 17 of Sun Prairie died when his car hit a pole on Highway 151 in Madison.
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Madison
Watertown
Waukesha
Timothy D. Gallagher
Sun Prairie
Clyde Chamberlain
Dane County
Gallagher
Larry Schoenemann
Schoenemann
US Weather Bureau
Vic Gehrke
Senate Approves 42 Billion Loan Transfer Plan
The Senate voted 50 to 20 to allow President Johnson to shift 42 billion in government held loans to private investors over the next year. Democrats led by 47 voting for, with 3 Republicans. 18 Republicans and 2 Democrats opposed. House Ways and Means began debating a new debt ceiling, but some Republicans argued the loan transfer undermines any ceiling. The treasury asked to raise the limit from 228 to 442 billion, with the plan seen by opponents as a borrowing tactic not counting toward the debt total.
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