Man Is Back From Thule
Kenneth O'Dea, known as Le Loup, returns from Thule Greenland after joining a crew reworking 15 miles of road to the BMEWS site. He reports a cooler season than usual with highs around 60 degrees, extensive permafrost limiting excavation, and 24 hours of sun in summer. He traveled with Ed Schwarz of Ottawa, who did not finish the same trip.
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Kenneth O'Dea
le Loup
Thule
Greenland
O’dea
O'Dea
Ed Schwarz
Ottawa
Schwarz
Khanh Tries Close Touch As Ban Me Thuot Rebels Close In
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh flew to Ban Me Thuot to quell a mounting rebellion by American trained mountain tribesmen. About 4,000 government troops and 12 artillery pieces held the perimeter while tribesmen, camouflaged and armed, barricaded four camps and controlled a key highway and bridge. Hostages were seized and death toll uncertain, possibly up to 50. US Army Special Forces mediated to avoid a blood bath.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Ban ME Thuot
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
Vatican Council Debates Religious Freedom Declaration
At St Peter's Basilica on the second day of debate, Vatican ecumenical council fathers from five nations clash over a proposed declaration on religious liberty. American prelates defend it as vital while conservatives led by Michael Cardinal Browne condemn the stance that a conscience in error holds the same rights as truth.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
U.S
Italy
Spain
Ireland
Bra
Zil
India
Michael Cardinal Browne
Vatican Curia
Council
Cardinal Browne
Warren delivers JFK assassination report to Johnson
Chief Justice Earl Warren presented to President Johnson the four inch thick report of the special commission on President Kennedy's assassination. The panel was created after Kennedy's slaying last November and tasked to uncover the truth and report findings to the public. The presentation marked the commission's automatic dissolution once its report was filed.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
Warren
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Feds Offering Tax Cuts, States Sewing Them Up
Federal taxes face revision next year with possible income and excise cuts. Johnson and Dillon push for broad reform while Goldwater seeks deeper individual and corporate rate cuts. State and local governments press for new revenue, more federal aid, or expanded taxing authority to cover rising service demands.
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Feds
Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Dillon
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Mississippi arrests under syndicalism law amid bombings
In McComb area Mississippi police arrest an undisclosed number of Negroes on criminal syndicalism warrants tied to a statewide law banning advocacy or acts to change ownership or government. A bomb hit the home of a former Negro officer en route to Washington. another explosion near Percy Quin State Park follows fires at nearby Negro churches. FBI probes the two blasts as authorities withhold arrest totals and discuss penalties up to 1000 dollars fine and 10 years in jail.
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Magnolia
Pike County
U.S. Rejects OAU Move to Stop Congo Aid
The Johnson administration rejects an OAU bid to halt U.S. military aid to the Congo, U.S. support goes to the Congolese government which condemns the attempt to curb American assistance.
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Washington
Johnson
Organization of African Unity
U.S
Congo
United States
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly and yearly prices and separate outside trade area rates. The paper, edited by Robert B. Wellington, is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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