Typhoon Winnie Paralyzes Manila City
Winnie, a typhoon with winds up to 95 mph, paralyzed Manila and central Luzon. At least 10 reported drowned with many injured as floods and wind felled homes and utilities. communications blackouts disrupted casualty reports and flights were halted at Manila Airport.
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Manila
Winnie
Luzon
South China Sea
China
Weather Bureau
Manila International
U.S. Clark Air Force Base
Congo Premier Resigns as U N Troops Depart Congo
Premier Cyrille Adoula resigns as fourth anniversary of independence arrives and last U N troops leave. President Kasavubu accepts, promising a new government soon led likely by Moise Tshombe who returns from exile to pursue reconciliation.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Joseph Kasavubu
Adoula
Moise Tshombe
U.N. Congo
Tshombe
Europe
Katanga
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Albert Kalonji
South Kasai
Kalonji
Joseph Ngalmula
Kasai
Andre Lubaya
Lubaya
Congo River
Brazzaville
National Liberation Committee
Leonidville
American Pilot and Gunner Slain by Red Guerrillas
In South Viet Nam the top U.S. Army helicopter was shot down by Communist guerrillas in the northern mountains 35 miles south of Da Nang on a supply run. An American officer and an enlisted man were wounded, condition good. The incident raised U.S. deaths to 244 with 148 KIA.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
da Nang
Mekong River
Cao Lan
Kien Phuong
Stranger's concern saves 2 children in Plattsburgh incident
Thomas Miller, a city employee, was alerted by a stranger that his 2 year old daughter stood atop a wooden ice box in the garage. He opened the lid to find his other two daughters inside the refrigerator, gasping for air. All three were later pronounced in good condition by their family physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Thomas Miller
Miller
Karen
Kim
Albany Doctor Pleads Innocent to Abortion Charge
Dr. J. Bradford Schuyler of Albany pled innocent in County Court to an abortion charge. Bail set at 25,000 remained posted pending trial. He was indicted by a grand jury last Friday and arrested at his office the same day.
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Albany, N. Y
J. Bradford Schuyler
Albany
Schuyler
Kelm Mountain
Adirondacks
Lake George
Black Mountain
Jay
Essex County
Conservation Department
New York
Albany County
Washington
Saratoga
Rensselaer
Atmospheric Research Associates
Lexington
Mass
Johnson approves broader NATO atomic information pact
President Johnson notified Congress of a new agreement expanding the scope of atomic information shared with NATO and its members. The pact allows wider participation in nuclear defenses while ensuring no transfer of weapons or restricted data. Secretary McNamara and AEC Chairman Seaborg recommended the accord.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Joint House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Swedish Princess Margaretha Weds British Industrialist
Princess Margaretha, 30, of Sweden, married British businessman John Ambler, 40, on Deland in the Baltic, marking Sweden s second royal wedding this month. Desiree wed Baron Niclas Silfverschield recently, leaving Christine, 20, the remaining unmarried princess who has just returned from Radcliffe College.
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Gaerdsloesa
Sweden
Margaretha
John Ambler
Baltic
Deland
Desiree
Baron Niclas Silfverschield
Christine
Radcliffe College
United States
Atlas Centaur Fails to Orbit in Space Test
A premature shutdown of the second stage halted the Atlas Centaur rocket after launch. The failure delays development of the unmanned Surveyor program set to map the moon and scout landing sites next year. NASA reported partial gains with second stage insulation panel ejection and Centaur space engine boost-pump restart.
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CAP
U.S
National Aernautics and Space Administration
Tully Man Drowns at Tully Lake
Sey mour Nicholson, 24, of Tully Center, drowned Tuesday night while swimming in Tully Lake after stepping into a hole. A companion reported the water was about 12 feet deep. three swimmers recovered the body about 45 minutes later.
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Tully
N. Y
Seymour Nicholson
Tully Center
Tully Lake
Cortland County
Sheriff's Office
Nicholson
Castro Sister Defects and Accuses Castro Brothers
Juanita Castro Ruz, Fidel and Raul Castro’s sister, defects in Mexico City. She denounces the Cuban regime claiming betrayal of revolution, cites 75,000 political prisoners, scarcity of essentials, and questions $63 million in medicines traded for Bay of Pigs prisoners.
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Castro
Fidel
Raul
Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Juanita
Cuba
Soviet Union
Juanita Castro Ruz
Guillermo Vela
Miss Castro
Soptro
Mexico
Emma
Two Children Die In Fire From Jet Crash In Massachusetts
A silent jet fighter from the Massachusetts Air National Guard struck a sleeping neighborhood in Haverhill early today, destroying a ranch house and killing 10 year old Todd Gifford and his 8 year old sister Pamela. Parents escaped unhurt. Pilot Capt. D. F. Sullivan ejected and was rescued by Coast Guard helicopter as flames spread to several homes.
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Haverhill
Mass
Todd Gifford
Pamela
Earl H. Gifford
Massachusetts Air National Guard
D. F. Sullivan
Boston
Merrimack River
Coast Guard
Integrationists At St Augustine Face New Charge
Juvenile counselor files warrants charging Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and other integration leaders with contributing to the delinquency of minors in St Augustine. The four named defendants allegedly used minors in integration marches through the city.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
Martin Luther King Jr
Fred Brinkhoff
King
R. B. Hayling
John Gibson
J. §. Jackson
U.S. Dist
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Simpson
Farris Bryant
St. Augustine Beach
Ferris Wheel Mishap Fatal for 2-Year-Old
In Huntington New York a ferris wheel accident killed 2 year old Deborah Shaw and seriously injured her parents Robert and Mrs Shaw of Comack. Police said the seat tipped and jammed causing the plunge from about 60 feet to asphalt.
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Huntington
N.Y
Deborah Shaw
Robert Shaw
Comsack
Lodge Briefs Senate Committees on South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge briefed the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees on South Viet Nam. He said the war there is on track and viewed the issue as not a vote winner for Republicans while preparing to campaign for William Scranton. Lodge also mentioned a possible contact with Eisenhower.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
South Viet Nam
William W. Scranton
Lodge
Scranton
Far East
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Capitol
U.S
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Bells to Ring Again for Independence Day in New York
Governor Rockefeller called for bells to be rung on Independence Day throughout New York state to echo last year's Let Freedom Ring theme. He urged bells on church, government, college and university buildings and suggested radio stations broadcast the chimes followed by readings from the Declaration of Independence.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New Yorktate
Ostertag Seeks Amendment to End Population Basis for State Legislature
Rep. Harold C. Ostertag proposes a constitutional amendment to allow one chamber of a state legislature to be apportioned by a basis other than population. The plan would nullify a Supreme Court ruling that both houses must be population-based.
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Washington
Harold C. Ostertag
R-N.y
Supreme Court
Explosion and Fire Sink Gulf Oil Rig Killing Four
An explosion and fire on the floating drilling ship C. P. Baker in Eugene Island Block 273 sank the rig in 180 feet of water about 78 miles southwest of Morgan City. Four dead and at least 13 missing with 25 survivors hospitalized.
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Morgan City
Gulf of Mexico
Lakewood Hospital
New Orleans
Block 273
Eugene Island
Reading & Bates
C. P. Baker
Delta Service
Gulf
Louisiana
Sailors Join Search For Missing Rights Workers In Mississippi
The Navy sent 400 sailors and 12 officers into east central Mississippi to help locate three civil rights workers who vanished nine days ago. The operation expands from 100 sailors, with White House orders backing a broader, intensified search into Newton and Neshoba counties.
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Philadelphia
Mass
Navy
Mississippi
Naval Auxiliary Air
Neshoba County
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Rita Schwerner
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Buffalo Receives Two Auxiliary Bishops for First Time
The Buffalo Diocese in New York today consecrated two auxiliary bishops at St. Joseph's Cathedral. Msgr. Stanislaus J. Brzana, a Buffalo native, and Msgr. Pius A. Benincasa, born in Niagara Falls, were ordained to assist Bishop James A. McNulty.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Stanislaus J. Brzana
Pius A. Benincasa
Niagara Falls
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
James A. McNulty
Migrant Worker Kills Teen at New York Camp
In Albion New York Bertha Williams an 18 year old migrant worker died from two stab wounds while en route to Rochester hospital. Herman Robinson 38 was charged with first degree manslaughter after witnesses say a playful scuffle turned violent at the Coloney Migrant Labor Camp near Albion.
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Albion
N. Y
Bertha Williams
Rochester
Herman Robinson
Robinson
Miss Williams
Coloney
Orleans County
Williams
Missing airmen feared after Bermuda plane collision
U S Navy and Coast Guard search off Bermuda for 12 American airmen missing after two Air Force planes collided during a Gemini space project rescue drill. Five bodies recovered, seven survivors in good condition. incident occurred during a test rescue at 1500 feet.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S
Air Force
Thi
Atlantic
Kindley Air Force Base
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Philip Solomon
Boston City Hospital
Sen
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Red
Il Editorial
Fulgencio Batista
S. Viet Nam
Pearl River
Miss
State Conservation Department
Fulton
Warren
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