Ky Ky Says Junta Will Rule Until Next Year In Vietnam
Premier Ky's ruling junta vows to stay in power by limiting the Constituent Assembly to writing a constitution ahead of a second vote for a legislative body. Buddhist protests erupt as U S raids near Haiphong intensify air attacks. A clash of violence and arrests follows in Saigon amid political tension.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S
Haiphong
Hancock
Ranger
North Viet Nam
Junta
Pham Xuan Chieu
U. S. Navy
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Air Force
101St Airborne Division
24Th
Wilson to Meet Graham in London Crusade Break
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will meet evangelist Billy Graham Thursday afternoon in the House of Commons. Graham rest ed at his hotel as the month long crusade nears its July 2 closing.
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London
Harold Wilson
Billy Graham
House of Commons
Graham
Wilson
Dr. Graham
Lack of Access Hampers Men Fighting California Brush Fire
A vast California blaze in the San Raphael mountains, north of Santa Barbara, challenges crews with rugged terrain and no roads. A plane crash last Saturday killed two. Firefighters face days more before containment as lack of access hampers suppression.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
California
San Raphel
Pacific
San Raphael
Pine Mountain
Mission Pine Mountain
Air Force to launch seven satellites from Cape Kennedy
An Air Force Titan 3 rocket will place seven communications satellites and an experimental craft into separate orbits between 10 and noon EDT. The network aims to transmit vital military messages across Washington Viet Nam and bases worldwide if injection is successful.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Washington
Viet Nam
Man fatally injured by fall in empty bathtub
Charles Moody aged 32 was injured fatally Tuesday after tumbling into an empty bathtub at his Buffalo home and striking his head. Police report no signs of foul play and investigators are reviewing the incident. Moody was known in the local community and the death is being treated as accidental.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Charles Moody
Medicare Nursing Home Beds Shortage Signals Hospital Jam
Medicare's new rules for 65 and older require a three day hospital stay before nursing home eligibility. A nationwide AP survey notes shortages of nursing homes and beds, risking backups into general hospitals when the program begins.
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Medicare
Associated Press
Will Up Infantry Units in S Viet
The AP reports thousands more U S Army infantrymen are expected to arrive in South Vietnam this summer to intensify search and destroy operations. An additional Army infantry division may join the 18 000 man reinforcement approved by Defense Secretary McNamara.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Ia Drang
Colgate Instructor Killed in Route 12 Crash
Dr. Marc R. Gutwirth age 46 a visiting instructor in classical languages at Colgate University was killed Tuesday night in a two vehicle collision on Route 12 about ten miles south of Utica NY authorities said.
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Paris
N.Y
Marc R. Gutwirth
Colgate University
Utica
Transit Fare Talks in NYC Reach Third Day of Deadlock
Albany reports continued blockaded talks on the city fiscal crisis with Governor Rockefeller mediating. Participants dispute results of the second negotiation round as pressure grows for a city income tax or payroll tax with commuter inclusion, ahead of a Friday budget deadline.
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N.Y
New York City
Rockefeller
Senate
Lindsay
Malcolm Wilson
Earl W. Brydges
Perry B
Frank D. O'Connor
David Ross
Angelo M. Arculeo
O'Connor
Travia
Seaway Strike Feared as Talks Move to Ottawa
Ottawa negotiations shifted to avert a noon Friday strike by St. Lawrence Seaway workers that could halt traffic on the international waterway. Meanwhile 4,250 longshoremen in Montreal Trois-Rivieres and Quebec City were poised to end a 38 day walkout by backing a contract with the Shipping Federation of Canada. Senator Norman Mackenzie was to meet with Seaway Authority and union officials to ease the wage dispute.
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Cornwall
St. Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Trois-Rivieres
Quebec City
Quebec Province
Union
Shipping Federation of Canada
Quebec
Morhouse Ex GOP Chief Sentenced in Playboy Bribery
Former New York state GOP chairman L Judson Morhouse was sentenced to two to three years for his role in the Playboy Club liquor license bribery case. Prosecutor Alfred J Scotti cited $131,000 in cited payoffs and a further $100,000 tied to a race track, while Morhouse’s lawyer urged leniency as Morhouse faced potential disbarment. The judge imposed concurrent two to three year terms on two counts, with potential release after 16 months on bail pending appeal.
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NEW York
L. Judson Morhouse
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alfred J. Scotti
Morhouse
Scotti
Finger Lakes
Upstate
Sol Gelb
Playboy
Gelb
State Liquor Authority
Martin C. Epstein
Gellinoff
Playboy Club
Epstein
Florida
Ralph Berger
Chicago
Berger
GOP
Johnson urges hospitals and doctors to comply with Medicare rules
President Johnson urges hospitals to obey civil rights law and medical leaders to curb Medicare abuses as the program begins July 1. He warns of crowding and possible higher costs, praising early compliance by about 6,000 of 7,500 hospitals and calling for intelligent self restraint by professionals.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Graf
Ecorse School Board Fires 194 Teachers On Strike
Detroit AP The suburban Ecorse School Board fired 194 teachers Tuesday night who have been on strike since June 3 over a new contract. The district, with about 4000 pupils, closed after AFL-CIO Ecorse Federation of Teachers walked out. The board refuses to negotiate while striking. Teachers voted not to return without a new contract. Brandt said exams except final will be postponed and records used for grading. Starting salary is 5400 while teachers seek 6100. board offered 5750.
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Detroit
Ecorse
Ralph E. Brandt
Afl-Cio Ecorse Federation of Teachers
Brandt
Tornadoes and hail slam Texas towns of Pampa and Dumas
Violent weather struck Texas with tornado touchdowns near Pampa and Dumas causing property damage. Large hail the size of pears fell in Pampa along with over two inches of rain as thunderstorms moved from the Southwest Plains to the Missouri Valley.
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Texas
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Pampa
Dumas
Southwest Plains
Missouri Valley
Riots in Chicago area prompt mass removal of residents
In a predominantly Puerto Rican district, Chicago police cleared more than 2,000 people from rioting streets and arrested 31 after two nights of clashes. Eleven arrests occurred near a Monday bomb incident. Police used strict crowd control to restore calm while residents were urged indoors.
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Chicago
West Division
Nelson Algren
Puerto Rico
James Holzman
Holzman
O. W. Wilson
Two Die In Plane Crash Near East Hartford
GLENS FALLS N Y AP two persons died in a light plane crash in a field near East Hartford ten miles east of here State Police investigated Kenneth Burch found the wreckage on his farm while looking for a calf Federal aviation officials probed a South Dakota origin and a possible Tuesday night thunderstorm crash
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Glens Falls
N. Y
East Hartford
Here
Kenneth Burch
Federal Aviation
South Dakota
Powell Wins $400000 Slash in Judgment
New York AP Powell, a Harlem congressman, wins a dramatic reduction in a libel judgment. The Appellate Division cuts the 1963 award from $575000 to $155785, from an April 1963 verdict Mrs Esther James claimed Powell called her a bag-woman for the police.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Dn.y
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Harlem
Esther James
Powell
Endicott-Johnson to close two tanneries in Endicott
The Endicott-Johnson Corp plans to close two tanneries employing 500 workers in Endicott New York. Vice president C Russell Kennedy cited changes in the uses of leather as the reason for the plant closures.
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Endicott
N.Y
Endicott - Johnson Corp
C. Russell Kennedy
Disappearing Act Strikes Kansas City Suburb Homes
Six residents in a Kansas City suburb report houses sinking into an underground limestone mine. A cow vanished into the ground last January, then several homes fell apart or vanished into pits over a three quarter mile long area. The latest loss was the Flacks home swallowed by a 90 foot hole.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bennie C. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Monty Flack
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