Record U S Casualties Rise in Vietnam War Week
Casualties soared for a second straight week with 2,941 Americans killed wounded or listed as missing. Four enemy dead for every Allied death reported as U S planes set May records with 112 raids and 27 MiG kills. The total U S casualties since the war began reached 74,648 with 10,566 dead.
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Ups
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U. S
Connally predicts tax bill in 68 after session
Governor Connally said a tax bill is likely next year and a special session after the year start, unsure on magnitude or source and doubtful about a fall session. He praised the 1967 session as basically good with some disappointments and noted a 9.4 billion 1968 budget aligned with his recommendations while flagging liquor by the drink and retirement-benefit changes for review.
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Austin
UPI
John’ Connally
Connally
Senate
Truteens To Say Thanks To Community Banquet Tonight
The Truteens Service League hosts its second annual Community Appreciation Banquet at o'clock in the Fellowship Hall of First Methodist Church. The high school girls service club, backed by Altrusa Club of Pampa, will name a Family of the Year and an Outstanding Citizen of the Year along with an award for the person who aided girls most this year. Last year Don Cain family earned Family of the Year. Travis Lively Jr. was Outstanding Citizen and Mrs Thelma Bray was honored for service to girls. New Truteen officers for 1967 68 will be installed by Mrs. C L Sullins, per Miss Martha McMullan.
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Truteens Service League
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Altrusa Club
Pampa
Don Cain
Travis Lively Jr
Thelma Bray
Truteen
C. L. Sullins
Martha McMullan
Pampa Police Lt Bill Robinson resigns citing ignored recommendations
Lt Bill Robinson a 13 year Pampa police department veteran submitted his resignation to Chief Jim Conner and copied city officials and The Pampa News He alleges ignored suggestions to improve department deficiencies and working conditions and cites a rotation of shifts as the central issue The resignation takes effect June 15 1967 with remaining time as vacation He declined to detail further noting it is common knowledge among officers and Chief Conner confirmed the resignation was accepted ready to serve final duty soon
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Bill Robinson
Pampa Police Department
Jim’ Conner
Robinson
Jim Nation
Jim White
Hugh Burdette
M. McDaniel
Joe Taylor
Elmer Radcliff
Pampa News
Pear
Conner
Pampa
Chief Conner
Wilson Heads to Canada for Mideast Talks Amid Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Wilson flies to Ottawa to meet with Lester Pearson and President Johnson for emergency talks on the Middle East crisis and the East West standoff. The trip aims to forge a maritime powers alliance to keep Gulf of Aqaba open as US Soviet and British naval movements heighten tensions.
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United Press International
Harold Wilson
Atlantic
Johnson
Lester Pearson
Wilson
Gulf of Aqaba
United Arab Republic
London
Pearson
Ottawa
Washington
America
Holy Land
Gulf
United Nations
Russia
Cairo
Israel
al Ahram
U.S
U.S. Aid to Arab States Backing Egypt Totals Revealed
The United States supplied at least 345.9 million dollars in military aid to 40 Arab countries supporting Egypt through the 1966 fiscal year, with additional undisclosed sums purchased outside the aid program. Saudi Arabia leads with 161.7 million in aid, mostly as credits, while Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, and others received varying grants and credits. Israel has 27.6 million in U.S. aid and awaits 24 F4 fighter bombers.
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UPI
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Israel
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State Department
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Mideast
Soviet Union
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Iraq
Lebanon
Almount
Libya
Wheelus Air Force Base
Morocco
Saudi Arabia
Tunisia
Breathing Spell Proposal Faces U.N. Defeat Test
In New York the U.S. draft urging a breathing spell in the Middle East faces potential veto by Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko as Security Council members debate the crisis. Goldberg and Fedorenko clash over Chinese proverbs and international law while Arab nations object, citing the Egyptian Aqaba blockade.
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N.Y
UPI
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Nikolai ‘F
Fedorenko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Security Council
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Soviet Union
Thant
Council
United Arab Republic
Aqaba Gulf
Copters Make Historic Transatlantic Flight to Paris
Two U S Air Force HH3K Jolly Green Giant helicopters completed a nonstop Atlantic crossing from New York to Le Bourget Airfield in 29 hours 48 minutes. The mission echoed Lindbergh’s historic route and showcased the Vietnam rescue helicopters amid air show excitement.
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Paris
UPI
U.S. Air Force
le Bourget
New York
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Salo
St. Louis
48Th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
U.S
le Bourget Field
America
Vietnam
Thailand
North
United Aircraft Corp
U.S. Department of Defense
CDT
Labrador
Iceland
Green Giants
Sikorsky Aircraft Firm
United Aircraft
Igor Sikosky
Air Force
North Vietnam
Army Surgeon Rebuts In Court Martial Of Doctor Levy
A civilian surgeon testified at a UPI reported court martial that Green Beret medics showed strong ethics in treating Vietcong sick and wounded. The defense argues Levy may refuse to train medics on tropical skin disease care, risking a possible 11 year sentence if convicted on disloyalty and disobedience.
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S.C
UPI
Green Beret
Vietnam
Howard
Levy
Southeast Asia
Brooklyn
N.Y
Edward Be, Kimbrough
Columbia
D.C
U.S
Billy B. Jones
Ft.Gordon
Administration Probes Drug Prices and Quality Questions
Washington The HEW task force will advise within six months on extending Medicare coverage to rising prescription drug costs for about 17 million elderly Americans. Senate Finance hearings this summer may advance bills to fund drugs via higher premiums or generic purchasing across welfare programs, with a federal board to grade drug quality. PMA critics push back against proposed price and generics rules.
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API
Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Philip R. Lee
Finance Committee
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Long
Montoya
Federal Board of Physicians and Scientists
Medicare
Pharmacescal Manufactures Association
PMA
Lang Sud
Mortgage Rate Fall Not Expected Now
Washington reports the Federal Home Loan Bank Board will let about 1,000 federal Savings and Loan Associations continue high savers interest after June 30. S&Ls can pay 4.75 percent on passbook savers and 5.25 percent on certificates, keeping pace with banks and money markets. If funding costs rise, mortgage rates may not fall and could increase, limiting home financing this summer.
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UPI
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
California
Nevanka
Hawaii
Alaska
Savings and Loan Associations
Home Loan Bank Board
S &Ls
S & Ls
Jess
Un comes from 3 hardware atese we have and Lewis Hawg
A brief note reports that three hardware stores contributed to a project or event, with individuals named Lewis Hawg and an announcer involved. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Lewis Hawg
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