B52s Strike Near Saigon Amid Viet Cong Threats
U S B 52 bombers hit enemy troop concentrations outside Saigon as Viet Cong flags appeared in the city signaling possible mid July raids. Strikes also focused on North Vietnam while Saigon fears of renewed fighting grew amid curfew incidents and rumors of planned attacks before July 20.
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U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Khanh Hoa
Central Highlands
Hanoi
Paris
North Vietnam
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Panhandle
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Radio
South
Two Hagerman Brothers Die In Roswell Area Crash
The Romero brothers Sabino and Ernestor were killed in a head on collision July 4 north of Roswell. Wives were injured. Sabino, 36, a truck driver, and Ernestor, 23, a farm laborer, were members of St. Catherine's Church. Funeral plans pending.
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Ernestor
Hagerman
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Felicita Madrid Romero
Ernest Joe
Ernie Rene Romero
Margaret Ann
Robert
Gertrude Ramirez
Sabino Romero
Tina
CORE and UNC Aides Backing McCarthy Humphrey Rally Cancelled
In Columbus CORE cancels a high school rally for McCarthy and Humphrey aides after internal fights over campaign involvement. Wilfred Ussery notes limited time. Roy Innis opposes campaign presence. Whitney Young Jr. at CORE meeting endorses black power goals and urges cautious cross‑racial support while urging black leadership self-determination.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Wilfred Ussery
NAACP
Atlantic City
Ussery
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
Urban League
Young
League
Johnson arrives in El Salvador on Latin market push
President Johnson was greeted by thousands of Salvadorans and some antiwar youths as he joined five Central American presidents in backing a Latin American common market. They signed a joint declaration to strengthen economic bonds and aim to extend ideas to Asia Africa and the Middle East.
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Associated Press
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LBJ
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Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
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United States
Vietnam
Legislators Seek Re election to House in New Mexico
The Associated Press reports 55 of 70 New Mexico House members seek another term in the Aug. 27 primaries, with 181 on the candidate list. Senate elections are not held this year. Some incumbents face challengers while others have no opposition. Democrat Pete Derizotis and others seek re election, while several leaders eye higher posts.
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House
David Norvell
Curry County
Dist
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Foster
Bobby Mayfield
Dona Ana County
Santa Fe
Ralph Hartman
Finis Heidel
Lea County
H. Merrill Taylor
San Juan County
Paris
Pete
Derizotis
McKinley County
Albuquerque
James A. Maloney
Democratic Party
Gerald Goodman
Maloney
Ray Gives Leads To His Attorney
James Earl Ray handed his American lawyer on Saturday names and other leads to probe for his defense against charges of assassinating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The interview at Wand sworth Prison lasted 70 minutes under strict security with a glass panel between them.
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London
James Earl Ray
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
Wandsworth
United States
Hanes
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
White House
Telluride double murder suicide tied to Lovelaces missing
Disappearance of John Lovelace and his wife Lois, missing since May 17, followed by the death of friend Marguerite Ashing near Telluride. Authorities say a .22 pistol was found near Ashing and Lovelace was later found shot in Big Bear Canyon.
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Colo
John Lovelace
Dist
William Knous
Lovelace
Big Bear Canyon
San Miguel County
Lois
Telluride High School
Marguerite Ashing
Lovelaces
Missing Farmington Boy Found Near San Juan Campground
In Durango Colorado mount ed rangers locate 4 year old Joe Apodaca who wandered from his parents on a San Juan Mountains camping trip. He walked out from behind trees and asked if anyone was looking for him five miles from where he disappeared after 8 a.m. Friday.
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Colo
Farmington
N.M
Colorado Mounted Rangers
Joe Apodaca
John Apodaca
San Juan Mountains
Painless Chiropractic By G. T. Gothier D.C.
A chiropractor assures pain free adjustments and cites large study results showing 84.59 percent relief from 99,976 cases across 412 practitioners. The piece promotes consulting a chiropractor as a path to better health, noting evolution of the field and cost of a consult.
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