Decision Expected On Tuesday In Viet Nam Talks
Washington officials say a surface to air missile may have downed an American F4C Phantom over North Viet Nam as policy talks at the White House continue. President Johnson and aides withheld comment while Vice President Humphrey hinting at possible decisions by Tuesday night. Admiral Sharp said Viet Cong strength has risen in six months.
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Robert S. McNamara
Minneapolis
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Idaho
Viet Cong Stepping Up Attacks Near Saigon
In Saigon, Viet Cong guerrillas stepped up harassment within 25 miles of the capital over the weekend. US Marines reported two killed and six captured with light ground action elsewhere as air strikes continued across North and South Vietnam.
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Mayor Reluctantly Signs Pay Bill
Mayor Ralph Tucker signed a measure providing a 240 annual pay boost for the city 250 police and firemen, done with reluctance. The ordinance passed unanimously July 13, replacing a heavier insurance package and sparking vetoes over discrimination and scope. Provisions will be in the 1966 city budget.
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Tucker
Hoosier to pilot X-15 rocket plane at Edwards AFB
Air Force Capt. William J. Knight, 35, of Noblesville Indiana, and William H. Dana, 34, a NASA pilot engineer, will start flying the X-15 rocket plane this fall at Edwards Air Force Base. The two will be the 10th and 11th men to pilot the X-15, which has world records of 4 014 miles per hour and 354 000 feet.
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Weather Summary Terre Haute Region Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports sunny warm conditions today with highs in the mid 80s and mild nights in the 60s. Indiana outlook calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers northwest late tonight or Tuesday morning. Illinois similar with a few showers possible tonight. River stage at 2.5 feet and falling. temperature readings show 62 at 4 a.m. and 86 at 2 p.m.
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Aerial clash triggers White House Vietnam strategy shift
An American jet bomber was shot down over North Vietnam likely by a surface to air missile as White House strategy discussions intensify.
Pilot Unhurt After Plane Crashes At La Porte Airport
Zeev Sorell 35 of Dallas escaped injury when a rented small plane lost power on takeoff at Joe Philips Airport five miles north of La Porte Indiana. Police reported $3,500 damage to the craft.
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Debate on Union Shop Opens on House Floor
The House debates repeal of Taft Hartley 14B with Republicans pushing to amend the bill and Democrats seeking to keep the measure closed to amendments. Rep Griffin argues for four safeguards on union security and individual rights while organized labor campaigns for repeal, predicting a tight vote on Tuesday with no firm count on the procedural issue.
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Reich
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Policeman Injured Arresting Indianapolis Escapee
Patrolman Lawrence Turner was injured on Sunday while subduing Bob Moore of Indianapolis who police say seized his revolver. Turner went to the youth's home to return him to the Boys School, from which he fled on July 6.
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Fulbright Attacks State Dept Timidity Over Pressure Groups
Sen J William Fulbright chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says weak leadership by the State Department has allowed private business pressure to derail US policy He cites Firestone Romanians synthetic rubber plant talks and claims Goodyear circulated right wing material to sales staff in opposition Firestone says Goodyear did not comment publicly
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UPI
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Romania
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NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
The death rate in 1964 was the highest for a year without a serious epidemic since 1955 according to the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare.
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Johnson names crime commission led by Katzenbach
President Johnson creates a national crime commission headed by Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach and appoints 18 members. He orders a comprehensive 18 month study of crime causes arrests rehabilitation and urges interim reports as the panel conducts the nationwide review.
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