Yanks Bomb Power Plant Near Haiphong
U S air and naval forces bombed targets within four miles of Haiphong including the Uong Bi power plant northeast of the city. 118 missions were flown by Navy planes from three carriers Oriskany Constellation and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Ground fighting continued in South Vietnam with heavy operations near Da Nang and Ka Nang.
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Baigon
Haiphong
North
Viet ‘Nam
Hightlands
Dzed
7Th Fleet
Oriskany
Gulf of Tonkin
Uong Bi
North Viet Nam
Ttke Oriskany
Constellation
Franklin D. Roosevet
U.S
Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Command
da Nang
Mering
Union
Ka Nang
Vu Gia
Panhandle
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry — Division
Canada to supply potato harvest for Maine navy?
A Maine official notes that only 3,000 Canadians can be spared for the coming potato harvest, stating Maine’s harvest will be 700 fewer than the U.S. Department of Labor estimate and that Canada will contribute to the seasonal crop.
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Augusta
Maine
Canada
Indurtal Manoowlar
US. Department,of Labor
Coast Guard Cutter attacked by air near Cua Viet River
Coast Guard cutter Point Welcome was struck by strafing jets as it patrolled the Cua Viet estuary. Crewmen described fires, wounded, and attempts to contact aid while a nearby rescue, then evacuation to a Vietnamese naval station. Captain LaForte called the incident regrettable and noted identification confusion with enemy forces.
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Cua Viet River
Ams
South Viet ‘Nam
Rusuall
Seaman
David O'Connor
Cambridge
Mass
O'Connor
Point Welcome
William H. Wolf
Tampa
Fla
Wolf
C. Vv. G. Williams
Alvin
Tex
Williams
Cutter Point Caulion
Tual
Coast Guard
Robert J. LaForte
New “Haven
New “Haven, Conn
da Nang
Saigon
Timagine
U.S
Train Leaves Hoboken Terminal Without Conductor In Prank
An Erla Lackawapna computer train departed Hoboken Terminal Thursday night with engineers and fireman aboard but no conductor or half the crew. The prankster passenger pulled the detour cord, signaling readiness to roll. The train, carrying over 150 commuters, returned to pick up the missing crew and was delayed about 15 minutes.
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Hoboken
Ipboken
New Jersey
Satfern
N.Y
Angiveer
Calif Dems Brace For Chair Race In California
Rival factions in the California Democratic Party claim to close in on victory as they vie for the party chairmanship. Los Angeles figures Mrs Warschaw and Assemblyman Charles Warren lead contenders with top backers, while delegates prepare a platform for the November general election. Debate focuses on housing acts and potential amendments amid party tension.
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Sacramento
UPI
Californnia Democratic Party
Garmen Warschaw
Southern California
Edmund G. "Brower
Charles Warren
Warsehaw
Glenn M. Ane
Deyson
Willld
State Central Committee
Robert L.iConte
Castro Valley
California
Warschaig
Warren
Los Angeles
Beneral
Coate
Lee Sherry
Northern California
Republicans Iid
John Birch Society
Consid
Burnford
Efort
Conservative Groups Heed Goldwater Alliance Formed for Coordination
Washington reports that Barry Goldwater urged four major conservative organizations to form a coordinating alliance without merging. The Free Society Association, American Conservative Union, Americans for Constitutional Action, and Young Americans for Freedom will pool efforts to avoid duplication and guide the national conservative movement. Goldwater met Thursday with leaders to discuss cooperation and direction.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Free Society Association
American, Conservative Union
Americans For Constitutional Action
Young Americans For Freedom
Negro Marine Alleges Rental Bias at Parklane Terrace
Lt. Allen sued Parklane Development Corp alleging racial discrimination after being told of delays and no vacancy while a white couple received immediate occupancy. Parklane manager Charles Smith recalled Allen’s July 21 application and noted no current Negro residents. Allen seeks general damages and punitive awards under the Unruh Act with a Superior Court hearing set for August 24.
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Bdy
Allen
American Civil Liberties Union
Charles Smith
Park~lane Terrace
Lt. Allen
Smith
Walnut
Newport Avenues
Tustin
Marines Corps
Parklane Project
Parklane Development Corp
Gold Star Pins for Viet War Victims Granted by Law
President Johnson signed a bill permitting the government to award gold star lapel buttons to next of kin of servicemen who died in Vietnam and other cold war actions. The buttons resemble those given in World War II and Korea.
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Washington
UPI
Juhnson
Viet Nam
Korea
Craft on Way to Hunt Lunar Landing Sites
Pasadena reports Lunar Orbiter aims to photograph potential Apollo landing areas from an 850 pound craft in a slow moon orbit. The mission plans 352 bursts of power to map the moon and select a site for Surveyor I. Orbiter will measure radiation and micrometeoroids as it slows toward the moon.
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Pasadena
America
Jaj
Spacemoon
Aeronautics and ‘Space
Stormes
Lunar Orbiter
North Korean Red Party defies Moscow and Peking voice
The North Korean Red Party issues a long editorial via the North Korean News Agency urging independence. It warns that a party lacking independence loses principles and accuses some Communists of dogmatism and revisionism while urging each country’s party to act on its own judgment.
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Red Party
Moscow
Peking
Hare
Fothers
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