Planes Lost Over North Vietnam Toll At 351
The North Vietnam air war slowed by heavy rain as U S pilots reported destroying bridges depots and storage depots in Hanoi Haiphong and the southern Panhandle While Viet Cong guerrillas attacked Saigon area outposts killing and wounding civilians and militiamen U S forces said they killed 9 Viet Cong and captured 22 nearby B52 bombers then ended Operation Amarillo in the area 25 miles north of Saigon with 17 enemy killed and 6 captured
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McGrath Dies Aide to Truman at 62 in Rhode Island
Former U S Attorney General J Howard McGrath, who resigned from the Truman cabinet amid controversy in 1952, died of a heart attack at his Narragansett summer home at age 62. He had served as Rhode Island governor and U S senator, and his tenure included clashes with investigator Newbold Morris over state finances.
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Three Calif Men in Dope Charge
Edwin Walter Dunlap age 21 of Los Angeles Carlton C Peak 29 also of Los Angeles and Richard W Howard 39 of Altadena Calif were charged with smuggling 29 pounds of bulk marijuana and six grams of heroin from Mexico all three placed under bonds of 5000 each Howard previously carried identification as a former University of New Mexico football star and Pan American Games competitor with a 1960 Olympic 400 meter hurdles finish
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Richard W. Howard
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New Mexico
Plane Crash Survivors Doing Well In Yugoslavia
Survivors of the Britannia turboprop crash in a Ljubljana wood are reported out of danger. The holiday charter disaster killed 95 of 117 Britons aboard. Coffins for 31 identified victims were arranged for a service. Relatives planned to fly to attend. Police said only 90 bodies had been found.
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New Chance Given for Doctor Insurance
Washington reports that older Americans who missed the May 31 enrollment deadline for Medicare’s doctor bill insurance may still enroll before October 1 if they had a good cause. Social Security Commissioner Robert M Ball explains that those aged 65 or older before March 1 who failed to enroll due to circumstances beyond their control remain eligible, with protection starting six months after enrollment.
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North Vietnam presses for peace talks amid international pressure
North Vietnam refuses to back down in talks as U S Sen Mike Mansfield urges Johnson and De Gaulle to meet. France and Cambodia call for evacuation of all foreign troops from Vietnamese territory in a joint declaration ending De Gaulle's visit. The Soviet Union and Red China pledge expanded aid to Hanoi as independence day messages vow continued support and joint action against U S forces.
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Slain Man Attacks. Police Kill Retired Engineer
In Sacramento a retired electrical engineer Adolph H. Shuper 57 slashed his wife Esther 53 and his son Gerald 16 with a butcher knife then attacked two officers who shot him dead He had injured himself and barricaded in a bath room before rushing the officers who fired. His other son Kenneth 18 fled to call police. The wife is in critical condition and underwent surgery while the son sustained minor injuries.
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Slavery in Forest Tanzania Arrests 3 Slavery in Forest
Police across Tanzania report arrests of three alleged slavery organizers amid a crackdown in Forest region. The operation freed youths forced to work in Lushoto forests, with Kenyan contractors detained and fifty-six Kisii youths sent home. Tanzania repatriated additional workers previously confined in the same forests. Local authorities cite wage regimes and forced labor as primary issues.
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Polar bear mauls Portland zoo worker in grazing incident
Pate Ellefson, 63, a Portland zoo attendant, was severely mauled by a female polar bear named Zerex after a fall near the grotto. The bear was shot and killed by staff after ignoring a fire hose, as Ellefson received surgery and hospital care.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Indicted for Draft Breach in Vienna
In Vienna a 19 year old Jehovah's Witness, Johann Uhimgan, was sentenced to six months in prison for breach of discipline after he refused to wear a uniform and carry weapons and declined the customary oath of allegiance citing his beliefs.
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Midwest Cities Face Racial Violence During LBJ Tour
Racial unrest flared across Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois as demonstrators clashed with authorities. In Benton Harbor 500 guards kept peace with no arrests while Milwaukee saw protests at a judge’s home and Gov Knowles pressed for a court order limiting picketing. In Cicero Gov Kerner weighed whether to call the National Guard for an open housing march as Dayton saw looting and shootings occurred. In Jackson and Milwaukee the violence drew officials’ involvement and new detentions, with community leaders wary of escalating tensions.
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Leeway on Income Tax for Viet Nam Era Servicemen Families
The IRS said wives of overseas servicemen in Viet Nam need not file joint returns and refunds can be expedited. If a wife receives a tax bill, notice, or inquiry while her husband serves overseas, she will receive careful consideration and assistance from the IRS.
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