CIA cancels aviation pact in Viet Nam airlift operation
The CIA canceled a mid July contract with American Aviation Investors Inc for a covert airlift of guerrillas and supplies to North Viet Nam and Laos. The operation used pilots from China and Turkey with American ground crews, none of whom were U.S. citizens. The move followed Gen. Nguyen Khanh's go north policy and tensions with North Viet Nam, while other private firms and ongoing covert activities in South Viet Nam and Laos were noted.
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Saigon
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Viet Nam
Laos
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American Aviation Investors Inc
Nguyen Khanh
North
Khanh
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Ese
South Viet Nam
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Ha Tinh
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House Poverty Bill Faces Bitter Vote Fallout
The House weighs a weakened poverty bill amid party strife as 41 Democrats and 19 Republicans defect in a clashing budget fight. Landrum backs a $15 million cut with state veto power over youth programs while the plan funds youth training, local anti poverty projects, and VISTA workers under Sargent Shriver. Local control and college work study aid are debated as part of a broader Office of Economic Opportunity effort.
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Peace Corps
Shriver
Capitol Hill
Woodland
Frank Thompson
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Italy’s President Segni Stricken With Stroke
President Antonio Segni, 74, suffered a stroke during a conference with Premier Aldo Moro and Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat. An official said the cerebral circulatory attack left him unconscious briefly. three doctors attended him as aides reported slight improvement.
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Easing of Viet Nam crisis seen
President Johnson gains congressional support for US actions in Southeast Asia. George Lodge to tour allied capitals to explain US goals and seek unity against Communist aggression. Lodge’s appointment boosts Johnson’s standing with Republicans while maintaining peace efforts and potential votes. Morse objects to broad war powers and Gruening condemns US troop sacrifices in South Vietnam.
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Son of Texas tycoon posts bail for William Epton in Harlem case
The 22-year-old son of a Houston industrialist posted 10,000 bail for William Epton, head of the Harlem Progressive Labor Movement, who was released from Tombs Prison after being indicted on criminal anarchy charges. Maher said the securities came from a family fund and that he supports socialism while denying LU involvement with the movement. court injunctions restrained Epton and Jesse Gray from illegal demonstrations. Maher, Harvard-bound, described Cuba trips and his belief in socialism as part of his social activism.
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Harlem
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UN American Activities Committee
Washington
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Jilly
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Maker
New Oxygen Nitrogen Plant Planned in Buffalo
UPD Atir Reduction Co says it will build a multiemillion dollar oxygen nitrogen plant in Buffalo New York to serve Republic Steel and other customers. Completion is scheduled for the third quarter of 1965.
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UPD
Atir Reduction Co
Buffalo
Republic Steel
Chronicle Telegram Rates and mailing details 1964
The Chronicle Telegram lists mailing and carrier rates for Elyria Ohio for 1964. It notes publication Sundays and legal holidays only and provides per year mail prices for Ohio and nearby counties.
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Controversy Over Autopsies in Mississippi Slayings
Autopsies of three slain civil rights workers in Mississippi sparked renewed controversy as police continued to seek the murder weapon. An additional autopsy on James Chaney was conducted at the family’s request, with reports suggesting greater brutality than officially released. Schwerner’s body awaited cremation and Goodman’s body returned to New York for burial. Chaney, Schwerner, and Goodman were linked to CORE and a summer project.
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Jackson
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UPL
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Meridian
Chaney
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Spain
Pratt
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
Schwerner
Congress of Racial Equality
Goodman
Rockefeller Holds Back On Campaign For National Ticket
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says he plans no immediate campaign for the GOP national ticket. He may campaign in state for Congress and state legislators while seeking concessions from Barry Goldwater. Rockefeller delays any clear position until after a Hershey meeting with Goldwater allies.
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Young
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Keating
Death takes grandmother of JFK at 98
Mrs John F. Fitzgerald dies in Boston at 98 without knowing her grandson John F. Kennedy had been assassinated. The Dorchester widow, once Honey Fitz, followed her family’s political rise and history, including sons Robert and Edward Kennedy. Born Mary Josephine Hannon, she married Sept 18, 1889, in South Acton.
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South Acton
Mass
Rose
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Great Britain
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