Raids Rain Bombs On North Viet Nam Warfront
About 160 U.S. Air Force and Navy planes conducted five raids on military targets and roads in North Viet Nam, dropping over 230 tons of bombs. The largest strike involved 40 Navy A4 Skyhawks hitting Vinh air field, while Viet Cong guerrillas killed a U.S. Marine near Da Nang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
North
Coral Sea
Midway
Vinh
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
da Nang Air Base
He Wanted To Fly Aloha Bomber Theft Sparks Waikiki Flight
Former fighter pilot James A. Ashdown, 34, an advertising salesman, stole a World War II B25 bomber and flew it along Waikiki Beach. He then landed at Honolulu airport after a 30 mile flight that damaged a radio tower and the aircraft. Ashdown was charged with plane theft.
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Honolulu
James A. Ashdown
Waikiki Beach
Ashdown
Jacob Yoon
Johnson signals Atlantic partnership despite France stance
President Johnson told Charles de Gaulle the United States will pursue a united Atlantic partnership even if France stays aloof. He urged unity against division, speaking on Europe’s WWI ending anniversary as the Early Bird satellite carried his major policy address across the Atlantic.
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Washington
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
Europe
Early
Bird
Atlantic
OU Places 10 In Doane Relays In Doane Neb
Ottawa University placed in 10 events at the Doane Relays in Doane Nebraska facing 23 other small colleges. The meet featured relay races and open field events with no team scoring kept. John Carver won the pole vault for one of two ECAC gold medals won by ECAC athletes.
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Ottawa University
Doane
Neb
Kansas
John Carver
ECAC
Ottawa dedicates mobile home plant and new industrial park
Gov William Avery called Ottawa's park dedication and the opening of the Divco Wayne mobile homes plant a milestone. R H Ruhl of Divco Wayne urged that plant location reflected the community's strength, with about 100 workers planned and production starting next week. Local leaders praised planning and the human element guiding growth.
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Divco- Wayne
R. H. Ruhl
Divco-Wayne
Charles Williamson
Ottawa
William Avery
Ruhl
Lee Posey
Star Division
William Avery Yeesterday
Divcee Wayne
Gov. Avery
R.H. Ruhl
Divco-Wayne Industries, Inc
Sis
Milo Hewitt
Kansas Economic Development Commission
George Lister
Ottawa Industrial Development
Peg Carr
Chamber of Commerce
Dedi Cation
Leopold Hoppe
Margene Savage
Kansas
Gov
Avery
DIVCO
al Loyd
Ed Johnson
Ottawa Steel
Exhibitors Complain About Admission at World's Fair
International exhibitors at the New York World’s Fair blame higher admission for poor visibility. Col Nils Magnus von Arbin of the Swedish Pavilion urges lowering prices to two dollars daytime and one dollar evening, while Moses cites a seventeen million dollar deficit.
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New York
Nils Magnus von Arbin
von Arbin
International Exhibitors Association
Robert Moses
Moses
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