U S and South Viet Nam Planes Raid Four N Vietnam Targets
U S and South Vietnamese pilots attacked four concentration points in North Vietnam with moderate to heavy damage reported. Barracks at Dong Hoi Phu Quy Moc Chau and a staging area near Vinh were targeted along with bridges and barges. A Marine was killed and several wounded in nearby skirmishes. Brig Gen Nguyen Cao Ky took over the premiership as Quat and Suu resigned amid political crisis.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Phu Quy
Moc Chau
Vinh
Hanoi
Ban Me Thuot-Nha Trang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Suu
Nguyen van Thieu
Quaty
Quat
Suu
Tan Son Nhut
Baruch Tribute Led by LBJ and Nation in Baruch Funeral Plans
President Johnson led national tribute to Bernard M. Baruch as a simple funeral was planned for Wednesday. Baruch died at 94 after a weeklong illness. service set for 11 a.m. at Tempie Shaaray Tefila on East 79th Street with private burial and no public viewing.
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New York
Johnson
Bernard M. Baruch
Washington
Bernard Baruch
White House
George E. Reedy
Baruch
Tempie Shaarayv
Bernard M. Baruch, Jr
Robert Samstag
66Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Court Rules on Acosta Light System
Somerset County Judge Thomas F. Lansberry ruled that equal assessment for a new Acosta street lighting system is legal, not lineal-foot based. He allowed Jenner Township Supervisors to adopt an ordinance lighting surveys and public places in Acosta excluding Belmont, funded by equal assessments on affected properties.
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Somerset County
Thomas F. Lansberry
Acosta
Albert J. Faidley
Jenner Township
Lansberry
Jenners Township
Belmont
Faidley
Belmont Aera
Kansans Homeless In Arkansas River Flood
Thousands of Kansans fled rising Arkansas River floodwaters as a 5 mile wide torrent moved across the state. Evacuations expanded to Great Bend and Larned, while hospitals and towns prepared for further rises and forecasts warned of heavy rain and damaging winds.
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Kinsley
Kan
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Edwards County
Larned
Great Bend
Syracuse
Kansas
Garden City
Spearville
Colorado
Denver
Middle Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Arkansas City
Weather Outlook for Southwestern Pennsylvania
Mostly sunny and warm with highs 80 to 86 Tuesday. Humid conditions continue into Wednesday with a chance of late afternoon or evening thunder showers. Tuesday night remains fair and mild with lows 60 to 69.
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Pennsylvania
Personnel salaries urged to attract state mental health staff
Harrisburg AP. Pennsylvan ia Mental Health Inc. urges better pay to recruit and keep doctors nurses social workers and other personnel for the state program. Frederic D. Justin says shortages and losses hinder services and notes Senate Bill 797 offers insufficient allocations. He also cites delays in Senate Bill 802 as hindering recruitment and retention.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Mental Health, Inc
Frederic D. Justin
Justin
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
House Appropriations Committee
Scranton
Johnson signs excise tax repeal bill in White House
President Johnson signed the bill repealing 4.7 billion dollars in excise taxes. The action begins Tuesday with staged cuts and aims to lower prices, boost jobs, sales, and production, Johnson told about 100 officials and lawmakers in the East Room.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Soldiers To Get Bonus In Vietnam And Dominican Republic
The Defense Department announced a policy giving 53,400 U.S. troops in South Vietnam an extra 55 dollars per month in combat pay. About 27,000 Navy personnel aboard 7th Fleet ships may also qualify if the Pacific commander approves. The policy also offers combat pay to those wounded by hostile action in the Dominican Republic and raises payments to dependents of those killed. The order was signed June 2 by Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance, expanding a prior policy.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Dominican Republic
Cyrus R Vance
Teamsters Strike Erupts Into Violence in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia General Strike Local 107 of the Teamsters halted 1000 docks and blocked deliveries across city and Wilmington. A driver was chased from a tractor trailer and two other drivers were injured as strikers ignored a court injunction and Hoffa's calls to end the walkout.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Local 107
Delaware River
Common Pleas Court
Leo Weinrott
International Union
Philadelphia Metrope
Wilmington
International
James R. Hoffa
Roadway Express, Inc
Local 107
Hoffa
Angry Youths Protest Ouster of Ben Bella
Angry youths paraded in Algiers for a second day protesting President Ahmed Ben Bella's ouster. Police and troops dispersed crowds of 200 to 300, with arrests reported as security forces ringed public buildings. Boumedienne tightens control while facing pre summit tensions ahead of the Asian African conference.
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Ben Bella
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Central Bank of
Algeria
Boumediane
Japan and Korea to sign landmark normalization treaty
Tokyo and Seoul prepare a basic treaty and four agreements to restore full diplomatic ties for the first time in six decades. Massive street protests erupt in Seoul with police using tear gas as Seoul protests and hunger strikes in Tokyo signal continued tensions over history and status.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Seoul
South
Korea
Synaman Rhee
Honolulu
Lee
Etsusaburo Shiina
Judge Brown Exits Ruby Trial in Dallas Turmoil
Dallas followup on the Jack Ruby case reports Judge Joe B. Brown resigns from presiding over Ruby's murder trial amid a wave of shakeups as courtroom leadership changes continue. Defense lawyers claim conflicts and potential personal interest in Brown’s book. a disqualification hearing was planned for July 8 with replacement decisions pending.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Sol Dann
Detroit
Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas A. Blankenship
Dallas County
Johnson Pleased With Humphrey De Gaulle Talks
Vice President Humphrey’s weekend talks with French President Charles de Gaulle drew a positive response from President Johnson. White House aides reported the President was pleased with Bohlen’s briefing and the astronauts reception, while no meeting between Johnson and de Gaulle was disclosed. Humphrey planned to brief Johnson and congressional leaders Tuesday.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
George E. Reedy
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Paris
Southeast Asia
Veep
Reedy
America
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Humphrey-De Gaulle
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Elysee Palace
Johnson-De Gaulle
Camp David
AMA Convention Votes Against Medicare Plans In Resolutions
At the AMA annual convention in New York ten resolutions urge doctors to boycott Medicare and federal health plans. They go to committee for study with final action likely Wednesday or Thursday. Texas delegate John K. Glen offers a stricter measure while President James Appel urges cooperation if the plan passes.
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New York
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
James Appel
Arizona
Ohio
Florida
South Carolina
Louisiana
Indiana
Nebraska
Connecticut
Texas
John K. Glen
Glen
Houston
Connectivc
Battle Of Budget Opened By Democrats In Harrisburg
House Democrats introduce their general appropriation bill and a plan for distributing tax surpluses to public schools. Senate Republicans push $92 million in emergency funds to keep state government running for the new fiscal year. The gap between Democratic and Scranton Administration proposals signals a protracted clash.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Republicans
Scranton
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Scrantn
U.S
House Republicans
Judiciary Committee
Democrats
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania State
Temple Universities
Appalachia
Johnstown College To Receive Aid
Four Pennsylvania colleges share in a federal aid package totaling 63.7 million dollars for higher education facilities. Anthony Celebrezze announced the grants through the Higher Education Facilities Act of 1968. Johnstown campus at the University of Pittsburgh receives 883 809 for multi discipline facilities.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Mercyhurst College
Erie
University of Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Pennsylvania State University
University Vorfh
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