Missile bases destroyed in North Vietnam actions
Reporting from Page One, U.S. air and ground forces conducted strikes against North Vietnamese targets including Cau Nung railroad bridge near Hanoi and suspected Viet Cong concentrations near Cambodia. Aerial losses totaled 232 planes, with one F-105 Thunderchief down and a pilot listed missing. South Vietnamese and U.S. forces|| 284 sorties over South Vietnam, and a secondary explosion at a northeast Larnoi missile site indicated enemy ammunition handling.
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Hafoi
Haiphong
Red China
Nam
U.S
U.S. Command
U.S. Air Force
Cau Nung
Hanoi
Air Force
Guam
Cambodia
Saigon
Birmingham
United Press Internationa
South Viet Nam
Theis
Larnoi
Kennedy neutral in Bay State Gallant Bay State news summary
Kennedy stance remains neutral amid political maneuvering in Massachusetts as U S aircraft strike in the war amid reports of ground operations near Bong Son. Air force Thunderchiefs targeted rail yards cutting tracks and destroying cars while joint Vietnamese and allied forces pursue Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units with several reported enemy casualties and captures.
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O'Donnell
White House
Mila
Thhneastrol Avond
Thunderchief
Thai Nguyen
Abe Tanoi
Haiphong
Yong Bi
Davy Crockett
Bircher Police Violation Reported By Legislature
Albany reports that New York legislators warn police officers may be Bircher Society members violating corporate and election laws. The committees call for memorandums, cite conflicts with police ethics, and say Birch membership could impair law enforcement. Public hearings in New York City featured testimony from police and the Birch Society.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
John Birch
Ément
New York
The
Birch Society
Irwin “Brownstein
Bertram’ Podell
Tol
Ges
Louis J. Lefkowitz
John P. Lomenzo
Birch Movement
Truman feted on birthday celebration at luncheon
President Truman headed the annual birthday luncheon hosted by Henry J. Talge in Kansas City. The 411 guests included McKinney and Edwin W Paney with gifts for Mrs Truman and Margar at now Mrs Clifton Daniel. The event features a year’s theme and minimal speechmaking.
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Talge
Truman
Pearson Anderson challenge Dodd in ethics inquiry
UPI reports Pearson Drew Pearson and Anderson accuse Senator Thomas J. Dodd of using funds for personal gains and attempt to shift the ethics probe away from a Senate forum. The Ethics Committee asked Dodd to appear as depositions proceed and revealed authority for nine depositions including Dodd aides. A separate London note says a gas station burglary ended with the attendant bound and gagged.
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Wallington
UPI
Cny
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Anderson
Jack Anderson
Will
Thomas J. Rodd
Dodd
Fibell
Liem
Reece
Nextland
Ktein
Cee
Pearsonian
Jurisdic
Senate
Liliesmore
Democrat
London
Nieves
Police
Fire destroys Troy mills and businesses in May 1966
A Sunday blaze in Troy, New York, caused about $500,000 in damage to a line of mills and nearby businesses including a clothing firm, furniture shop, television supplier, paint store, and other enterprises. Firefighters battled the flames for hours, shutting down streets as they contained the spread to adjacent buildings. The cause under investigation.
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Syracuse
Troy
N.Y
Daly
Nesses
Eil Ing
Furniture
Iemale
Morhouse trial continues in liquor license corruption case
New York AP reports the State Supreme Court trial of L Judson Morhouse former Republican chairman proceeds on charges of conspiracy and bribery. Witnesses recount Morhouse sought 100000 in cash and 100000 in PlayBoy Club stock options plus a shop concession to aid a liquor license deal in 1981. Morhouse, from upstate Ticonderoga, had resigned as GOP chairman as a SLA scandal unfolded.
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New York
State Supreme Court
L. Judson Morhouse
Republican 8
Morhouse
S Morhouse
Upstate
Ticondaroga
States’ Liquor Authority
SLA
Kennedy forces clash in state convention race for Senate
Edward J. McCormack, former state attorney general, and Edward Kennedy battled at the state convention for the U S Senate nomination. Kennedy won the convention and again prevailed in the September primary. Tenahue pledged to accept the party decision. McCormack and O'Donnell planned to enter the September primary despite the outcome. Kennedy may face a difficult position if he backs McCormack against former allies.
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Kennedy
Demoy Walié
Edward J. McCormack
John W. McCormack
Edward McCormack
U.S. Senate
Edward
Tenahue
McCormack
O'Donnell
Sen. Kennedy
Mecmark
Leaps 60 Feet To Get Wet At Norfolk Trestle
WENTZVILLE Mo AP Gary Cook a boy from Florissant jumped 60 feet off a railroad trestle over Peroque Creek to reach water below as a train approached. He suffered a possible fracture of the left leg and was treated by sheriff's officers at the scene.
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Wentzville
Gary Cook
Peroque Creek
Rink
Coax
Florissant
Norfolk & Western
Sherif
Soviet satellite Lung-10 transmits Internationale during congress
Moscow reports Lung-10 completed its 234th lunar orbit and again broadcast the Internationale. The squeaky radio signal from the satellite played the anthem as 6,000 delegates attended the 23rd Soviet Communist party congress at the Kremlin.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Kremlin
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