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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
9
Bonner Springs Kansas youths rioted on the main street and a parking lot. Mixed crowd involved white and Negro youths pushing cars and fighting. No serious property damage. some injuries reported. About 15 officers responded. two youths arrested and held pending charges.
South Korean military and police conduct a large scale search in two eastern provinces for guerrilla hideouts as part of a nationwide crackdown. Local authorities urged residents to report suspicious activity and provided security updates amid the operation.
Washington reports President Johnson is bypassing Senate leaders as he reviews U S policy in the Middle East. A State Department plan to form two private citizen panels to advise on the Israeli Arab crisis prompts questions from senators about consultation and potential policy shifts.
U S soldiers battered by monsoon mud in Landing Zone D near Saigon as Viet Cong hide in jungle. A Company engages at 1230 hours carving four packs. B Company faces sustained fire, six killed, 12 wounded. Helicopters run into tree openings, two wounded evacuated, others carry dead and injured through mud to battalion post as night falls. U S command reports 60 Viet Cong killed with no bodies seen by B Company.
A dense TV and film listings fragment outlines a full day of programming with news, weather, soap operas, game shows, movies, and variety programs. It includes Johnny Carson, Joey Bishop, Captain Kangaroo, and Love of Life among others, with assorted time blocks and channel cues noted.
In Los Angeles Judge A A Scott told Gwynne Schaffer to go home and change before hearing her divorce case from Rod Schaffer a drummer. The judge relented after her lawyer explained she sells miniskirts and wore a uniform. She testified Rod verbally abused her and caused distress.
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd says no surprises are planned in his defense against Senate censure and hints by Sen. Russell Long that new facts may be revealed. The ethics panel urged censure for misused funds and travel double-billing totaling at least 116083 dollars, with questioning postponed to today’s session. Dodd described his defense as a life issue and noted mixed support from colleagues after a lengthy three hour speech.
BRISTOL Tenn AP The 107th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S adopted a paper titled Vietnam: Some Questions For Christians questioning the Vietnam War. The assembly also reaffirmed its civil disobedience stance and loyalty to the United States before adjourning. The document asks whether Christians should grieve Vietnames deaths as they do American deaths and whether a government should risk military defeat to avoid enemy damage. Rev John S McMullen urged support stating it echoes the church not others. It upholds last year’s view that Presbyterians may practice civil disobedience within legal limits and Christian conscience.
French President Charles de Gaulle will spend five days in Canada in July as part of his Canadian Expo tour. Most of the visit will be in Quebec with stops planned across the province.
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