Viet Cong Shell Saigon Motor Pool Linked to Major Clash
Viet Cong mortars shelled a U S motor pool near Tan Son Nhut airport as U S forces pursued the Viet Cong 5th Division in a coastal area 100 miles east of Saigon. A Marine jet crashed after takeoff from Da Nang, killing at least 26 villagers, while a Marine amphibious force moved inland from a landing 100 miles east of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
da Nang
Walter J. Doherty
Gold Hill
Ore
South China Sea
Encephalitis Surges in Dallas Prompt Spraying
In Dallas the number of suspected encephalitis cases rose to 88 with 46 likely victims and 32 confirmed by blood tests. City health officials ordered aerial spraying and ground applications in suspected areas to curb the sleeping sickness transmission as autopsies were requested for two infant deaths pending results.
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Dallas
Parkland Hospital
Hal J. Dowlett
Parkland
Indictments Return in Stabbing Case and Other Charges
A Scurry County grand jury returned five indictments and seven no bills. It includes a murder with malice charge against Mary Helen Brandon for the fatal knife attack on Mrs. James Joret ter Collins, who died after being stabbed in a private driveway on 512 Thirty-fourth Street. Bond set at $2000. she was not in custody. Indictments also include breaking and entering an automobile against Johnny Hanks and DWI second offense against Warren Eugene Graham. Two forgery and passing indictments against two men not yet apprehended. No bills feature seven individuals named in the report.
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Johnny Hanks
Warren
Eugene Graham
Steven Botts
Leslie Floyd
Monica Ynguanzo
Lon Faver
Clayton Gerald Goza
Jerry K. Johnson
A. L. McKlemurry
Second Suspect Is Arrested in London Detective Killings
John Duddy, 37, tattooed Scotsman linked to the killings of three London undercover detectives, was captured in Glasgow after a raid. With his arrest only one suspect, Harry Maurice Roberts, 30, remains at large. Witney, 36, has been arraigned in connection with the shootings outside Wormwood Scrubs Prison.
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London
John Duddy
Harry Maurice Roberts
Wormwood Scrubs
Scotland Yard
John Edward Witney
Roberts
Duddy
Glasgow
Scotland
Pump Saves Shrimp Boat Near Port Aransas
A shrimp boat named Southern Star reported sinking 20 miles east of the Port Aransas jetties. A Coast Guard aircraft dropped a pump to the vessel, saving it as the Jamie stood by and towed the Southern Star toward Port Aransas. All three crew members were safe.
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Corpus Christi
Gulf of Mexico
Port Aransas
Coast Guard
Jamie
Senate may reopen TFX warplane question over cost
Senate subcommittee plans to revisit whether the United States should buy a second best TFX to save about 1 billion dollars. McClellan says a hearing is likely before Navy decides if the F111B is useful, with a possible amendment to block procurement using unused funds.
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Bem Price
Navy
McClellan
Pentagon
Volcano erupts near Philippines in Indonesian territory
Mount Awu on the Indonesian island near the Philippines erupted, Antara reported. The blast sent ash about 3,000 feet high and darkened Taruna, the island's main city.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mt. Awu
Philippines
Antara
Taruna
Lawyers Walk Out as Kinoy Ejected at Un-American Hearing
At a House Committee on Un-American Activities hearing, law yers representing antiwar witnesses withdrew after Arthur Kinoy, Rutgers professor and special counsel for Teague, was dragged from the room by police. Kinoy’s ejectment sparked a shouting match and prompted additional expulsions as the two-day inquiry on aid to Viet Nam groups drew to a tense midafternoon.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
House Committee On UN
Committee On Un-American Activities
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
Kinoy
William Kunstler
New York
Kunstler
Pool
Walter D. Teague
Teague
U.S. Committee
National Liberation Front of
Viet Nam
William M. Kinstler
Rutgers University
Yale University
National Review Magazine
Philip A. McCombs
American Civil Liberties Union
Snyder School Board Approves 3 Million Budget
Snyder school trustees approved a budget just over 3 million dollars and named a new member to replace Charles Hartman who moved from the city. The maintenance and operation fund will use a 1.50 tax rate per 100 valuation and 52 cents for the interest and sinking fund. Dan Cotton will fill Hartman’s unexpired term through April 1968. The 1966-67 maintenance and operation budget totals 2.409 million, with the interest and sinking fund at 683 thousand. A public hearing was held June 28. The board also approved homebound teacher services for students unable to attend school for health reasons.
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Snyder
Charles Hartman
Hartman
Dan Cotton
Cotton
Scurry
R. E. McBride
Standard Oil Co
Texas Tax Department
McBride
Standard
Sacroc
Robert Clinton
Pioneer 7 Reaches Solar Orbit From Cape Kennedy
Pioneer 7 blasted from Cape Kennedy at 11 20 a m aboard a Delta three stage rocket on a 140 pound science package. It reached solar orbit 40 minutes after launch to study solar wind radiation and magnetic fields guiding future lunar and planetary missions.
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Cape Kennedy Fla
Pioneer 7
United States
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ground Command
Earth
Mars
Weather Across Texas Sees Hot Temperatures and Scattered Tstorms
Snyder reports high near 93 with 67 low and 71 at 7 am. Central and North regions expect clear to partly cloudy skies with heat and isolated thundershowers mainly Thursday. Panhandle and northern parts face scattered storms with cooler central north Thursday. Coastal winds 8 to 18 knots with showers mainly Thursday.
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Snyder
Texas
Pecos
Market Slump Deepens As Rates Weigh On Traders
The New York stock market slid to new lows for 1966 in early afternoon trading. After a weak open and a brief mid-morning uptick, prices sank again amid concerns over higher interest rates and uncertainty about Viet Nam.
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New York
Viet Nam
Auto Workers press for wage talks as model year rolls
The United Auto Workers demand a firm answer by next Monday on reopening current three year contracts to seek higher wages for skilled trades. Ford and other automakers oppose reopening though model year 1967 cars begin rolling out. Union cites pay gaps with carpenters electricians tool and die makers and machinists proposing a substantial increase around one dollar an hour or about 25 percent.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford I
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Detroit Tooling Association
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General Dynamics
U.S. 7Th Cavalry
South Side Bogan
Chicago
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