Johnson Signs Bill as He Recovers in Bethesda Suite
President Johnson, recuperating from gall bladder and kidney stone surgery, signed a $1.7 billion antipoverty funding bill from his Bethesda Naval Hospital suite. Doctors report another long-held kidney stone remains, but no removal planned, as Moyers notes Johnson continues to oversee affairs and sign numerous bills.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White
House
Joe Laitin
James C. Cain
Cain
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Dr. Cain
Moyers
Jake Jacobsen
Hicks, Bowater Paper Co. executive, dead at 64
Charles Thomas Hicks 64, longtime Bowater Paper Co. of New York chair man, died Saturday in a New York hospital. He rose from president to chairman in September and also sat on Bowater Paper Co. Ltd. board in London. The company ranks among the world s largest newsprint producers.
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New York
Charles Thomas Hicks
Bowater Paper Co
Hicks
Bowater Paper Co. Ltd
London
Artesia Woman and Californians Hurt in Head On Crash
An Artesia woman, 44, and a California couple, both about 70, were seriously injured in a head on collision on U.S. 82 near a Mayhill construction zone. The Artesia pair Jessie Funk, 17, and Sherry Lupold, 17, were treated and released. no citations were issued.
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Artesia
California
Artesia General Hospital
Joe Funk
Jessie Funk
Sherry Lupold
Ken Wilson
U.S. 82
Mayhill
Miss Lupold
Deposed Rector Quits Parsonage On Court Order
Philadelphia report states Rev. William Vaughn Ischie, deposed as Christ Church rector since 1954, moved from the parsonage after a judge’s order. The Episcopal Diocese sought to bar services and defrock him while he awaits Syria Orthodox ordination.
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Philadelphia
William Vaughn Ischie
Christ Episcopal Church
Father Ischie
Christ Church
Vincent A. Carroll
Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Robert L. DeWitt
Syrian Church
DeWitt
Boy 11 Injured by Blasting Cap in Roswell Garage
An 11 year old Roswell boy was treated at Walker Air Force Base Hospital for injuries from a blasting cap that exploded as he tried to stamp out a garage fire near his home. James Earl Chick, 1105 W Mathews, was later released from the Base hospital.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base Hospital
James Earl Chick
W. Mathews
Aquanauts Set to End Sealab 2 Undersea Test
Sealab 2 completes a 45 day undersea living experiment in the Pacific. Ten divers ascend in a pressurized capsule after 15 days on the ocean floor, then decompress aboard Berkone before surfacing. Sea lion Sam and porpoise Tuffy are part of concurrent training efforts at Point Mugu.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Berkone
Long Beach
Sam
Sea Lion
Samantha
Point Mugu
Tuffy
Porpoise
Jost
War Hazards Catch Two Truck Convoys
A Vietnamese war report details two major convoy incidents. Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a U.S. 1st Infantry Division transport unit about 40 miles north of Saigon injuring several soldiers. In response, U.S. Air Force jets destroyed 11 of more than 30 enemy trucks on a coastal highway 160 miles north of the border. The Ben Cat offensive near Saigon saw heavy fire on advance troops as paratroopers used nonlethal tear gas in tunnels. B52s bombed Viet Cong targets near Hue in a 42nd raid, while a government outpost in Quang Duc Province faced a three hour assault. An amphibious deployment of 2,800 South Korean marines joined 2,200 additional troops to take over security at Cam Ranh Bay from the 101st Airborne, reinforcing the port.
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Ronald I. Deutsch
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Ben Cat
Strategic Air Command
Hue
Quang Duc
U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
B52s Strike Viet Cong Targets From Guam
Three waves of B52 bombers based on Guam hit three targets in Binh Dinh province near Phu My in central South Viet Nam. It marked the first day with three strikes in a single day since the bombers began operations last June.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Guam
Binh Dinh
Phu My
South
Viet Nam
Steady Tear Gas Purchases Reported by U S Defense
The Defense Department has increasingly procured tear gas since 1963. The U S command in Vietnam is authorized to use it to flush out Viet Cong from caves though few deployments have occurred. Total procurement rose from 607112 in fiscal 1964 to about 800000 in 1965 and 1021746 so far in the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Pentagon
New Mexico Road Toll Rises This Year
Report shows 346 road tolls in New Mexico for the current year, compared with 286 at the same point last year, reflecting a significant year over year increase in fatalities.
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New York Times
American Newspaper Guild
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico Board of Regents
Bryan Johnson
New Mexico
Sunday Reading Guide
Kashmir
Rhodesia
LBJ
Indonesia
Ecumenical Council
Broncos
Osteen Charms Twins
Preston Hall
Pp&e
Coyotes
Rockets
Los Alamos
Boy
Bethesda
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso
Lincoln County Bureau
N.M
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