Guerrilla Ambush Slaughters 29 in Vietnamese Convoy
Communist guerrillas struck a Vietnamese army supply convoy on a mountain road near Kontum Province. Ninety soldiers accompanied 36 trucks. 29 killed and 24 wounded as Viet Cong overran trucks and seized weapons before retreating into the jungle. US helicopters aided the convoy defenders.
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House Passes Senate Civil Rights Bill By 289 to 126
The House approved the Senate version 289 to 126 and sent the civil rights bill to President Johnson for quick signing. The measure bars discrimination in employment and public services, strengthens desegregation efforts, funds enforcement, and extends the Civil Rights Commission while allowing delays for local settlement.
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Veteran Ogdensburg editor dies at 84 after lengthy illness
Henry Belgard editor emeritus of the Ogdensburg Sunday Advance News and a 64 year veteran of the newspaper business died Wednesday in A Barton Hepburn Hospital. He was 84. Belgard led the Ogdensburg Journal before taking the Sunday Advance News post in 1937 and continued after the paper was bought in 1940 by Northern New York Publishing Co., owner of the Journal and Massena Observer.
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Sunday Advance News
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Ogdensburg Journal
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What's Inside Sports 8-10 Editorial Funerals 5 Personals Market 4 Fulton 12
The item provides sections and page references across Sports Editorial Funerals Personals Market Fulton on pages 8 through 12. It lists content areas without specific events or details in readable form.
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Fulton
Scranton Says Party Needs Leaders Who Look Forward
President Johnson hails 3.3 billion foreign aid bill as a victory for policy and Americans. Passman’s cuts blocked. Senate action pending. Scranton warns Oregon GOP the party risks lifeless forward motion and seeks movable delegates to counter Goldwater.
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Astronaut Carpenter Heads to Bermuda Undersea Test
New York astronaut M Scott Carpenter travels to Bermuda with four Navy men for an eight day stay in a 40 foot capsule 200 feet underwater to test man’s reactions.
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Missing Mohegan Lake boy feared drowned
Stev en Morrissey eight year old of Mohegan Lake disappeared during a swimming outing with his parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Morrissey. Police said he went missing Wednesday and is believed drowned.
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Luci Johnson Celebrates 17th Birthday At White House
Luci Johnson, 17, marks her birthday with a lemon cake prepared by the family cook as she enjoys music and dancing on an outdoor terrace. She has arranged a change of name from Lucy to Luci and is seen with her sister Linda as they assist their mother at events, including a White House conference.
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Castro Says His Sister Wrote Bitter Attack in U S Embassy
Fidel Castro charged that Juanita Castro wrote a bitter denunciation of his regime at the United States Embassy in Mexico City. He called the act a price of being a revolutionary and cited Civil War divisions to illustrate family loyalties and political conflict.
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U.S. Defends NATO Multinational Nuclear Force
In Geneva the United States led a sharp reply to Soviet criticism of the NATO multinational nuclear force plan. William C. Foster argued the project protects Western Europe from Soviet threats and does not expand independent arsenals, while Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin urged renunciation of the plan to prevent a breakdown in East-West talks.
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Denies Ike Will Nominate Scranton
John Eisenhower denied NBC reports that his father Dwight D Eisenhower would nominate Gov. William Scranton for president at the Republican convention. He spoken at Gettysburg with his wife celebrating their 48th anniversary. Scranton said in Eugene, Oregon, he knew of no such plan.
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Wild Man Sought In Slaying Of Frail Widow On Fifth Avenue
Police label the murder of 82 year old Martha Irwin West as savage and violent. The victim, found in her Fifth Avenue apartment, was stabbed six times, beaten, and her jaw and ribs broken. A carving fork was embedded in her back and a radio smashed. Police consider multiple angles including burglary and a possible acquaintance or drug influence. The widow lived in a modest 11 room unit in a 21 story building and had little in way of friends or wealth.
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Walter O'Connor
Martha Irwin West
New England
First Driving Lesson Fiasco For Teenager
Gary Indiana AP report says 15 year old Carol Jean Hinton lost control during a first driving lesson. Her car smashed into the James Graham home then into the garage and a car inside. The Graham car was pushed into the living room hitting a piano and causing about 5000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported.
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Pound, Harvard Law Dean, Dies at 93 Greatest Authority on Law
Roscoe Pound died at 93 in Harvard's Stillman Infirmary after a long career as Harvard Law School dean and renowned jurist. Born in 1870 in Nebraska, he never finished law school but earned A B and Ph D in botany and rose to chair Crater Professorship before leading Harvard Law and later codifying Chinese laws. Memorial service planned for Harvard Yard.
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Aid Sought for Five Drought Counties in New York
Albany reports prospects for federal aid to five Northeastern New York drought counties Washington Saratoga Rensselaer Schenectady Albany as aid would free land for cattle grazing and hay cutting. Dairymen urge higher milk prices warning of possible summer shortages amid a statewide heat wave. Kingston hits 100 degrees as rain and hail end the heat.
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Senate Defeats Efforts to Cut Pay Increases
The Senate votes 60 to 25 to retain a 7500 yearly pay rise for all members of Congress as part of a 564 million dollar federal pay raise bill. Two other attempts to strike the increases fail. the measure heads back to the House before recess.
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State Solicitor General Paxton Blair to Retire by Sept 3
Albany reports that Paxton Blair, New York State solicitor general, plans to retire from the State Law Department by September 3. Blair is stepping down after years of service shaping appellate litigation and government legal work.
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Fire at Olympic Amusement Park Causes $250000 Loss
Rochester New York Olympic Amusement Park suffered extensive damage Wednesday when a blaze swept two large buildings housing a penny arcade bumper car ride and offices. Owner Joseph Schuler estimated damage above $250000. no injuries reported as the undamaged section remained open. Fire officials believed the fire started in the arcade but cause was not determined.
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Joseph Schuler
Robert Preston Sues Warner Bros Inc Plaintiffs Seeks 64000
Actor Robert Preston sues Warner Bros Pictures for 64000 claiming 34000 for soundtrack recordings from The Music Man and 30000 in additional salary for Island of Love. Complaint filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court states Preston is owed these sums.
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Robert Preston
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Preston
Taylor Ends Career as Soldier To Be U. S. Envoy to S. Vietnam
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor retires from military life with a 19 gun salute at the Pentagon and is set to be sworn in as ambassador to South Vietnam. Secretary McNamara to confer another Oak Leaf Cluster replacing fourth DSM for his tenure as Joint Chiefs chair. President Johnson to attend a White House ceremony confirming the posting amid Communist siege conditions. Senators approved the move.
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