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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

30 Jun 1966

Page 8

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

8

World tensions flare over raids and Vietnam war

International reaction erupts to raids described as piracy by the Soviets and allies. Eisenhower backs Johnson’s bombing for a swift end to the war while Congress faces mixed support from Republicans and Democrats amid global concern and UN deliberations.

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Jets pound Hanoi area fuel again

Jet bombardment targets the Hanoi region for a second time, causing fuel fires and extensive damage as reported on Page One. The report notes disrupted lines, emergency responses, and ongoing air operations against military targets in and around the capital.

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Militant Medicare policy OKd by AMA

The American Medical Association House of Delegates pressed for a militant Medicare policy, voting to urge billings to be direct to patients and to limit fees for hospital based specialists. They backed writing forms for government designated insurance and opposed extending Medicare into a national health plan. Dr. Vincent W. Archer led the drive amid a clash with study committees over timing.

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Fiery dogfight nets Maj Fred L Tracy MIG kill

Maj Fred L Tracy of Goldsboro North Carolina was credited with shooting down a MIG after a cannon burst damaged another jet. He dodged a hit, turned and scored a second kill as enemy planes pressed the attack over a distant front. The report notes additional aerial combat details and post-action markers.

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Sinatra case closed by Beverly Hills DA

Beverly Hills Calif AP the district attorney's office closed the cocktail lounge incident case involving Frank Sinatra and businessman Frederick F Weissman 54 with no complaint filed Weissman who had surgery for head injuries after the June 8 nightclub incident declined to testify through his attorney

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France and New Zealand sign aviation pact

Paris and Wellington signed an agreement granting French airlines landing rights in Auckland on around-the-world routes. New Zealand carriers will be allowed to stop at Tahiti on flights to and from the U.S. West Coast. The accord aims to expand international air connections and travel opportunities for both nations.

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