Air Force Adopts Golden Rule for Junior Officers
Washington AP The Air Force launches a golden rule program to improve treatment of 830,000 personnel. Gen John P McConnell, chief of staff, urges commanders to know their officers, provide full guidance and career info, and treat subordinates as they wish to be treated. He stresses better counseling, recognition and personal interest to boost enlistment and service quality.
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Vegetable price decline expected as markets rebalance
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS West Virginia UPI reports an Agriculture Department official predicting retail prices for fresh vegetables will drop below last year's levels as production rises over the next 8 to 10 weeks. Meat prices may stay high due to rising incomes and lower red meat output.
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Senate moves foreign aid bill amid cuts and Viet Nam debate
In Washington UPI, Senate leaders pushed a 3.24 billion foreign aid bill toward final passage as Morse pressed amendments to cut aid to specific nations. Mansfield and Fulbright projected a good chance for approval, while Allen Ellender assailed the Viet Nam funding as excessive.
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Chicago Welcomes Gemini 4 Astronauts Amid Parade Plans
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White arrive from Houston with failing crowd plans in Chicago. Vice President Hubert Humphrey leads welcome. some demonstrators discuss counter marches but leaders cancel a march. A ticker tape parade proceeds with an afternoon student Q and A and evening fireworks.
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Legislature Set For New Session in Arizona
A new start appeared likely as the second special session remained stalemated with no bills passed. Governor Goddard was expected to summon lawmakers for a third special session to restore legislative pay of 20 dollars a day for up to 20 days, and any new session would require reintroducing bills and routing them through committees before floor debate.
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Epidemic Kills 780 in Assam East India States
At least 780 people have died during a two month gastroenteritis outbreak in Assam and officials say the disease is still spreading.
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Gauhati
India
White House hosts mammoth festival of the arts
At the White House President Lyndon Johnson and Mrs. Johnson welcome a national arts festival with Calder sculpture on the lawn and Helen Hayes as ceremonies mistress. John Hersey reads from Hiroshima as poet Mark Van Doren opens a 40 minute program. The event features many performers and creators for the nations mind and soul.
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Mark van Doren
Saul Bellow
Dominican Rebels Rally Mark Sixth Anniversary of Invasion
Dominican rebel leaders attend a memorial mass and rally led by 14th of June members. gunfire and a rebel Brazilian police exchange near the National Palace mark a ceasefire violation as Inter-American forces hold the line. Elections are unlikely for 12 to 18 months amid arms spread and ongoing political stalemate.
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Jack Hood Vaughn
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Valley Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend Temps
Sun filled days continue with breezy afternoons through tomorrow in the Valley. Overnight low near 63 degrees and tomorrow’s high around 102 degrees.
Moley decries civilian review board for police
Raymond Moley attacks a proposed civilian review board for arresting police accused of brutality. He frames it as a civil rights driven threat to law and order and discusses its impact on police morale in his Phoenix Gazette column.
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Bodies of about 100 troops found near Dong Xoai
Vietnamese rangers discovered the remains of about 100 government troops in a rubber plantation north of Dong Xoai as U.S. forces moved to Phuoc Vinh to bolster airfield security. The Viet Cong attacked across areas from the 17th Parallel to the southern tip, with multiple air raids on North Vietnam.
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Generals Form War Government in South Vietnam
South Viet Nam’s 10 military leaders form a ruling committee with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu as chairman to establish a wartime government. The move follows eight months of civilian rule. Thieu calls for austerity and harsher actions against communists while seeking stronger alliances.
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