Congress in a gun control meatgrinder amid deadlines
Congress fights over new gun control as Johnson proposes a mail order ban and licensing measures. Proposals by President Johnson and Sen. Tydings would require federal registration, licensing, and restricted ammunition sales with state-based exemptions and penalties, amid bipartisan pressure and safety concerns.
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Drysteria
Johnson
Congress
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Tydings
U.S. Treasury
France Faces Rising Costs In Wake Of Large Strike
In Paris the cost of a gallon of gasoline tops one dollar and gas and travel prices rise. President de Gaulle pledges to defend the franc as banks and investors fear devaluation amid a 10 million strong strike and wage hikes. France holds $6.4 billion in gold reserves but gold sales and higher interest rates aim to stem capital outflow.
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UPI
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Charles de Gaulle
Communist Party
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Riviera
Marseilles
de Gaulle
Bank of France
London
Zurich
Anita Ekberg
Last Marines Quit Khe Sanh in Saigon Withdrawal
U S Marines completed withdrawal from Khe Sanh as B52s bombed targets above the fortress for a fifth day. Four Marines killed and 13 wounded in a Highway 9 fight while about 3 500 Marines moved out by truck and helicopter. North Vietnamese snipers hit a truck and a bridge was blown by commandos as the base was finally abandoned.
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UPS
U.S
Khe Sanh
Highway 9
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Raymond Inson
North
Hestiquarere
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Air Force
Eleven defectors flee Iron Curtain ships to Turkey
Eleven people defected from several Eastern Bloc countries into Turkey. One defector required help to obtain anything from Soviet Armenia and nine of the defectors fled a Romanian vessel named Transylvania.
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Turkey
UPI
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Armenia
Transylvania
Odrinex fat loss pill ad with money back guarantee
An advertisement promotes Odrinex fat burning tablets with promises of quick weight loss and a full money back guarantee. It claims easy swallowing, no danger, and a $3.00 price, with SKAGGS DRUG CENTERS handling sales and mail orders at 17411 E McDowell.
Soviets pledges more aid to Egypt in Mideast talks
In Moscow, President Nasser met with Brezhnev and Kosygin as Soviet leaders pledged expanded military and economic aid to Egypt and other Arab states involved in the 1967 war. Talks were described as frank and friendly, with no clear sign of concessions toward a peace settlement.
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UPI
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Israel
Jordan
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mideast
Tass
Brezhnev
Photographer Tom Woodward Faces Felony Charges in Phoenix
Scottsdale Police and deputies sought photographer Tom Woodward on a warrant with three felony counts. The 40 year old operator of a local studio is accused of two counts of reported incident and one count of child mistreatment in a complaint filed before Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb. Detective Gene Boughner led the investigation.
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Sheriff's
Tom Woodward
Woodward
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Camelback Rd
Phoenix
Gene Boughner
Osteopathic leader says U.S. life expectancy rises little
Dr Earl K Lyons of Chandler Ariz told about 250 people at a seminar by the American College of General Practitioners in Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery that life expectancy in the United States has increased only slightly in the recent past despite widespread health concern.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
American Osteopathic’ Association
United States
Earl K. Lyons
Chandler, Ariz
American College of General Practitioners
Ray plea may cite insanity in MLK murder case
Arthur J. Hanes, James Earl Ray's American attorney, says he might use an insanity defense if Ray is extradited to Memphis for the king slaying trial. Hanes, a former Birmingham mayor, met Ray at Wandsworth Prison in London and discussed defense strategy and legal fees.
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UPI
Arthur J. Hanes
James
Ray
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
Ray Case
Wandsworth
United States
Johnson prepares for Bolivian leader visit and NASA bill signing
President Johnson moves to finalize a weekend summit with Bolivia's President Barrientos at the LBJ Ranch. He signs a $4.1 billion NASA authorization, far below the request, and announces reappointment of Howard Jenkins Jr. to the NLRB while naming Gov Spiro Agnew to the inter governmental relations commission. Barrientos arrives for Bolivian Day at HemisFair with no formal agenda for the luncheon.
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Tex
UPI
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Rene. Barrientos
Bolivia
Lbj Ranch
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Texas
White House
Howard Jenkins Jr
National Labor Relations Board
Jenkins
NLRB
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
James Rhodes
Ohio
Barrientos
Randolph Air Force Base
HemisFair
Births Report From City Families
Birth announcements list Herman and Imo Pacheco as having a girl on May 31 Route 1 box 373. Gerald and Pat Broussard welcome a girl at 4127 E Belleview on June. Corrigan Wilfred and Sige Corrigan welcome a boy at 6602 Lost Dutchman Dr on June 1. Ronald and Marita Pirtle report a girl at 4901 E Wiletta on June 1. Richard and Mary Hunter welcome a boy at 7301 E Garfield Sr on June 3. Richard A Luther and Anne P Luther report a boy at 4920 E Almeria on June 5. Norman Fritz and Norme Fritz welcome a boy at E Mitchell Dr on June. Thomas Kasler and Kathleen Kasler welcome a girl at 8220 KE Crestwood on June D. Michael Starbuck and Judith Ann Starbuck report a boy at 4392 E Pinchot on June 6. Ronald Colcord and Tana Colcord report a boy at 8314 E Sage Dr on June 9. Barry and Barbara Bales report a girl at 902 N 72nd Pl Scottsdale on June 7. Noelck de Saint and Marigene de Saint report a girl at 7013 E Cypress on June 7. George Martins and Virginia Diane Martins report a girl at 2544 N 65th St on June 13. Thomas Griffin and Carolyn Griffin report a girl at 6807 E Thomas on June 12. Kenneth Davis and Joyce Davis welcome a boy at 8424 E Oak on June 11.
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Crestwood
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Colcord
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Tana
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Bales
Barry
Barbara
Scottsdale
Des Saint
Noelk
Marigene
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Martindale
George
Virginia
Diane
Longest Heart Transplant Patient Faces Lung Troubles in Cape Town
Dr. Philip Blaiberg, 59, at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant recipient, has developed pulmonary complications. Medical bulletin cites possible pneumonia, a factor in the death of Louis Washkansky, and notes Blaiberg’s recent hepatitis and readmission after initial recovery.
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South Africa
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Grooter Schuur Hospital
Groote Schuur Hospital
Christiaan Barnard
Clive Haupt
Rainy day fire calls keep Rural Fire Department busy
Firefighters handled a car fire at 6240 N Scottsdale Rd damaging Esther P Schwarz's vehicle. Lightning struck Wilfred Potter's home at 11419 N Sundown Dr with no damage. They cleared a driveway blockage at 413 W 6th St and pumped water from Thomas Alam an's home at 7671 E Medlock. Gas leak from leaking pool chlorine at 10832 N Sundown Dr was contained.
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Esther P. Schwarz
Scottsdale Rd
N. Sundown Dr
Wilfred Potter
W. 6Th St
E. Medlock
Thomas
Alaman
Eisenhower II Greets First Baby During Nixon Rally Tour
Dwight David Eisenhower II kissed a baby at campaign stops with Julie Nixon in Hillsville and Richmond Virginia. The pair, who plan to marry next year, joked about the scene as Julie giggled beside him. They attend Nixon for President rallies as they pursue a White House reception.
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UPI
Dwight David Eisenhower II
Prin
Julie
David
White House
Hillsville
Virginia
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