Notable Marriages and Civil Disputes Across Cities
Mrs Matherine Woodruff Field and Lawrence S Fanning marry in Bensenville Illinois. Field divorces in 1963. Fanning once editor of Chicago Sun Times now leads Publishers Newspaper Syndicate. Sir Alfred Owen Britain highway safety chief convicted speeding vows to reform. Westbrook Pegler undergoes stomach cancer operation in Tucson. Cemal Gursel wed at Ankara military hospital after long illness. Belthazar Vorster premiership in South Africa reshapes cabinet. Vietnam war supply logistics trigger losses valued in millions at depots. King Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to visit Canada for Confederation centennial celebrations.
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Matherine Woodruff Field
Jala Marshall Flo
Lawrence S. Fanning
Chicago Daily News
Bensenville
Chicago
Field
Fanning
Chicago Sun‘times
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Field Enterprises
Alfred Owen
Britain
London
Alfred
National Road Safety Advisory Council
Transport Ministry
Transport
Téme Fraser
Road Safety Council
Southeast Asia
U. S
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Canada
Buckingham
Ton- Palace
Sortium
RMK
South Viet Nam
Rmk-Bri
Raymond International
New York
Morris Knudsen
Boise
Idaho
Brown & Root
Houston
Tex
FA. Mones Construction Co
Millions in Viet supplies stolen amid warehousing chaos
An officer described a vast system of three main depots and numerous sub-depots and warehouses where millions in equipment and materials are improperly recorded and stored. He noted possible additional losses from pilfered cargo, damaged goods, and cement that has hardened, with thefts spanning trucks and open storage areas in Saigon.
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Viet Nam
Buothere
Saigon
da Nang
Cant Ranh Bay
Haif
Navy Delivers ATA Planes to Navy Centers and Albuquerque
The ATA Consair light bombers built by LTV Aerospace were ferried to U S Navy sites. One aircraft went to the Patuxent River naval test center in Maryland and another to the weapons evaluation facility in Albuquerque New Mexico. Six more planes, including one with its maiden flight under a year ago, will be delivered within 60 days.
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Dallas
U. S. Navy
ATA
LTV Aerospace Corp
Naval Test Center
Patuxent
River
Naval Weapons Evaluation Fasiaty
Albuquerque
N. M
Navy
Woman Disputes Overload Rules In Garbage Business
Mrs. Carol Conant, owner of the Bhi Barrel Disposal Co., dumped 25 percent of a load at a Highway Patrol weighing station after drivers received blue tickets for overloads. She says she will adjust as state law changes, while patrolmen demand cleanup and compliance.
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Newhall
Carol Conank
Bhi Barrel Disposal Co
Highway Patrol
Viet Nam Helicopter Battle Grips An Khe Area
U S air cavalry reports air and ground clashes as allied forces engage Viet Cong near Bong Son and An Khe. Cavalry units capture a North Vietnamese entertainment troupe and three nurses from a Viet Cong hospital. Fifteen Viet Cong killed. 329 helicopters used in the operation. no confirmed North Vietnamese ground contact.
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AN Rhe
Viet Nam
U.S
Communist Entertainment
Hanoi
Con
Bong Son
Highland
1St Air Cavalry Division
An Khe
Press Celeoram Enterad ae second class matter
The fragment appears to be an OCR muddle about mailing matter and postal details. It references a daily publication schedule with terms like second class matter, post office, carrier, and a street intersection. The readable items are limited and do not form a clear news item.
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Dativery
Sunray
Pine Avenue
Gong Seac
Dirksen Rejects Johnson on Civil Rights Bill
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen dismissed President Johnson’s push to back the civil rights bill saying no. He said the president did not persuade him and added that he doesn’t think Johnson tried very hard to change his mind. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and Attorney General Katzenbach attended the White House meeting amid talk of another attempt to limit debate.
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Washington
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
White House
Dirksen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nickolias Katzenbach
J Dickson
Mansfield
Stargin
Red Guards Clash In China Highlight Provincial Struggle
Reports from Hong Kong say rival Red Guard units clash in several Chinese cities as purges and power shifts in Peking unfold. Travelers arriving in Hong Kong describe troops deployed to restore order while Mao Zedong and Lin Biao consolidate power amid growing use of teen organized units to remove opponents within the party apparatus.
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Hong Kong
Chinese Communist Party
Red Guard
China
Peking
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin
Sheppard Attorneys Seek Change of Trial Site
In Cleveland Samuel Ff Sheppard’s lawyers file a motion to move the second degree murder trial from Cuyahoga County. Judge Roy F McKinnon will decide if an oral hearing is needed after reviewing briefs. The motion asserts a fair trial cannot occur locally and cites evidence. Prosecutor Corrigan opposes moving the case.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel Ff. Shep.pard
Mirderit
Roy F
McKiahon
Jrent
Jona Ty Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
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Owashington Fed. 2
Africa
South Africa
Belthazar Verstes
Hendrik Verwoerd
Vorster
House of Assembly
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Walter Reed
Gursel
Cevdet Sunay
Penta
Gurvel
Maine
Vue
Antonio Perez
Madrid
Sutton
Manhattan
Percy Sutton
New York State
New York City
Constance Baker Motley
Yiet Nyrud
Cema Gursel
By Bon Horton
Charlies
Alexander
Gls
N. Viet Entertainment
Sen. Dirksen
LBJ
New York Times Service
Bitte Lakewood
Playtex
Ting
S&h
Wakchraoet Sraw Blieil Se Femvay
Sheppard
Marilyn
Bay Village
Jim Dee
Lurmer Osteopath
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Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
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