Navy Jets Hit MIG Airfield and Secret SAM Base
U S Navy carrier pilots struck a camouflaged Soviet missile site 50 miles southwest of Hanoi and Kep MIG air field 37 miles northeast of Hanoi. Reports say nine missiles sites destroyed and a radar van. several MIGs on the ground were hit or damaged. week sees rising enemy losses despite no MIG counterattack.
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Enterprise
Hanoi
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Skyhawk
Navy
Red China
Princeton Seniors to Become Paper Tigers
Baltimore AP reports Princeton University will have 650 seniors wear disposable orange and black blazers and ties for senior day activities. The fireproof drinkproof paper outfits cost one dollar and will be discarded after the big weekend.
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Baltimore
Princeton University
Supply danger if Israel pushes beyond Suez
U S military analysts warn Israel faces risky overextension of supply lines if advance goes past the Suez Canal into Egypt. They say tanks and infantry must halt to clear remnants of Egyptian forces and secure fuel ammunition water and food for forward troops.
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Suez
Washington
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Suez Canal
Egypt
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Sinai
Writer Dorothy Parker dies at 73 in Manhattan hotel
Dorothy Parker the caustic wit and prize winning writer dies at 73 in a Manhattan hotel room. Her sharp epigrams made her a noted figure in the 1920s and 30s as part of the Algonquin Round Table crowd.
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New York
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Miss Parker
Vicious Circle
Round Table
Algonquin Hotel
Robert Beachey
Robert Sherwood
Franklin P. Adams
Heywood Broun
Tallulah Bankhead
Alexander Woolcott
Katharine Hepburn
Broadway
Israel claims to hold main Suez accesses
Israel said its forces defeated Egyptian troops in sharp tank battles and seized control of all main Suez Canal accesses. The defense reported driving Egyptians from Mitla Pass, a key gateway two miles east of Suez.
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Moshe Dayan
Haim Herzog
Moshe Goren
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Dayan
Congress set to approve compromise draft on draft law extension
A compromise extension bill heads for quick approval in Congress. It would extend the draft law four years beyond June 30 and preserve the President's order power while limiting changes to deferments for undergraduates. Conferees resolved differences, sending the measure back to both houses for final action.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Polish émigré tries to kill U S envoy in Paris
A 59-year-old Polish émigré armed with a long knife attempted to enter U S Ambassador Charles Bohlen's car in Paris. Police seized Maurice Gordon of Lodz before the door opened. the ambassador left with the chauffeur. Gordon, incoherent, gave no reason and was held for investigation.
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U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Maurice Gordon
Lodz
Poland
Drowns in Club Pool Near Schenectady
A six year old girl named Shirley Dodge daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Dodge drowned Wednesday in about 13 feet of water at a country club pool near Schenectady New York. Local authorities investigated the incident and tributes from family and community followed the tragedy.
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Shirley Dodge
Robert L. Dodge
H S Graduate Starts Career In Wrong Ship
A Toledo teen, Lloyd Davidson, 19, boarded a ship after a graduation party believing it headed to Chicago. The Norwegian freighter Bawean carried him toward the Atlantic before the captain realized he was not a crew member or passenger. He was taken ashore at Port Colborne and later to Buffalo, while expressing a wish to pursue Great Lakes seafaring.
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Chicago
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Hunt Is Pressed For Land Grant Alliance Leader
Law officers push search for Reies Tijerina leader of a Spanish American land grant group. Five of 16 wanted were arrested near Tierra Amarilla after Wednesday raids at Rio Arriba courthouse. Tijerina, identified as in the group, remained at large amid threats of more violence.
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David Cargo
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Federal Alliance of Land Grants
New Mexico
Coyote
Benny Naranjo
Cardinal Ritter's Condition Remains Unchanged In Hospital
St. Louis AP report states Joseph Cardinal Ritter, 74, remains on the critical list after two heart attacks since Monday. Doctors say he rallied somewhat after the second attack Wednesday morning, keeping the archbishop in serious condition.
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Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Israeli Forces Attack USS Liberty in Error
The Pentagon announced Israeli torpedo boats and aircraft mistakenly attacked the U S Navy ship USS Liberty about 15 miles north of the Sinai Peninsula. Initial reports listed four American dead and 53 wounded. the attack was admitted as an Israeli error. Cmdr William C McGonagle commanded the Liberty with Lt Cmdr Philip M Armstrong Jr as executive officer.
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Lakewood
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Dalton, Pa
United States Blocks Major Debt Increase Amid Bipartisan Push
The House voted 210 to 197 against President Johnson's plan to raise the debt ceiling by 29 billion dollars, signaling a possible fiscal overhaul. Republicans allied with some Democrats called for budget cuts and questioned government revenue estimates as the administration scrambles for a revised proposal. UN session opened at U.S. request to address Arab Israeli war with calls for a ceasefire and measures to enforce compliance, amid warnings of a worsening regional crisis.
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D-W.va
Commerce Committee
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Vietnam
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
GOP
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U.N
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Jordan
Cairo
Egypt
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
U Thant
George Ignatieff
Fedorenko
Pope Paul VI urges Middle East leaders to heed UN cease-fire plea
The Vatican appeals to Israel the United Arab Republic Jordan Syria and Iraq to follow UN cease fire requests. The papal message urged warring nations to honor a truce in the name of God.
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Syria
Iraq
War Disrupts RC Nuns Plan To Open School in Lebanon
Four Roman Catholic Sisters of Mercy from the Diocese of Albany returned to the United States after dangers near the Israel Lebanon border during a mission to Ain Einoub planned to fund and build a $500 000 school for 500 Lebanese children. The nuns aimed to teach Arabic and aid refugees while preparing a kindergarten to fourth grade campus overlooking the Mediterranean. They vowed to resume work when the crisis ends.
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Middle East
United States
Beirut
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Diocese of
Albany County
Mary Christine Noonan
Troy
Irene Bergan
Jane Mary Boyle
Marie Michael Cudden
Ilion
Ain Einoub
Soviet vessels shadow U S carrier group near Crete prompt warning
Six to seven Soviet ships roamed near U S ships off Crete as the 6th Fleet pressed a warning to clear the area. A Soviet destroyer approached within 150 yards of a buffer destroyer for the carrier America, prompting a light and radio message from Vice Admiral William S. Martin. Helicopters tracked a possible submarine while dawn sighted a Soviet cruiser near the task group.
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Mediterranean
U.S
Crete
6Th Fleet
William S. Martin
Middle East
May Take Years to Rebuild Ties With Arabs After War
U S officials say rebuilding relations with Arab states after the Israeli Arab war may take years. President Johnson forms a Cabinet level Middle East committee chaired by Secretary Rusk to map plans for a permanent peace and coordinate long range U S efforts through the United Nations.
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U.S
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Israel
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