New York Signs Pile Up for Vietnam Referendum on Ballot
New York City has gathered about 52,000 valid signatures to place a Vietnam war referendum on the November ballot, 2,000 above the 50,000 minimum. Filing deadline is Sept 6. San Francisco earlier passed the requirement but registrar Basil Healy declined to accept the petition. Edward J. Barley leads Citizens for a Vote on Vietnam. Local officials, including corporate counsel J Lee Rankin, declined to comment.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee
New York City
J. Lee Rankin
San Francisco
Basil,Healy
Edward J. Barley
Citizens
Vietnam
Mle San Francisca
Bomb raids cost U.S. planes and lives in Hanoi area
AP dispatch from Saigon reports U S losses climbed to 12 planes and 18 fliers this week as MiG fighters and ground batteries shot down several American jets. Two pilots were rescued, eight missing, and violence flared with rail and bus bombings near Hue. Communist casualties rose while U S air losses increased to 658 since February 1965.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
North Wigittam
Hanoi
Hue
North Viet
Havel
U. S
Annand
Ist Ui
David Waldrop
Nashville
Tenn
Billy]a. Givens
Dunmor
Yor Vien
Air
Moscow
Pravda
Bac Glang
North Vietnam
Reti
Hab
China
Communist’ Party
Sen
Ed F Ching
Mund S
Muskie
D-Maine
United
Sen. Hourke D. Hickenlooper
R-Gio
Observers To Watch South Vietnam Election
Washington AP reports supporters and critics of the Vietnam war will observe South Vietnam’s presidential election. A U.S. delegation of clergy, labor, business leaders, and others will arrive with open minds and report what they see, attending Sept. 3 voting and returning by Sept. 8.
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Washington
Johnson
South Vietnam
George Chlating
Christian
U.S
United States
Saigon
Tran Va da
Japan
Zealand
Greece
Belgium
Philippines
Linas
Colong
Bargaining Power Sought For Farmers
Agriculture Secretary Orville LeMay Freeman says many Americans would pay more for groceries if funds supported farmers. He spoke at a Wednesday news conference about enabling collective bargaining for crop prices. President Johnson said the administration seeks a method to give farmers bargaining power like industrial workers.
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Washington
Orville le Freeman
Freeman
Johnson
Suburbanites Seen Not Helping Cures For Riots
AP reports Warren Christopher, new deputy attorney general, says white suburbanites may block city problem relief amid riots. He warns initial reactions fear and prejudice will curb closer ties with Negro inner city neighborhoods and resistance to funding for schools, hospitals, and transportation. Christopher, ex Los Angeles lawyer, chaired Watts riot inquiry and oversaw Detroit unrest response. He concedes riots may yield short term benefits for some Negro slums.
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Wassingtgon
U.S
Warren M. Christopher
Justice Department
Christopher
Los Angeles
Thse
Carded diet pill offer from Eakie's Drug Store
An ad touts Cardinex as a fat burning tablet available without prescription. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and instructs returns to the druggist. Sold by Eakie's Drug Store at 25 Pennsylvania Ave with mall orders filled.
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Eakie's Drug Store
Pennsylvania Ave
West Bank clashes spark fears of guerrilla movement
Israeli security forces reported arrests and border activity as several dozen young Arabs believed to be from the Gaza Strip crossed into Jordan amid cross border tensions. Authorities described the group as potential underground fighters forming a nucleus in Jordan. The report notes no shootings and cites demolition at Mandelbaum Gate as part of road widening. Jordanian refugee returns to the west bank totaled 1,732 on Wednesday, 7,600 over five days, per the Red Cross.
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Almed Shukairy
Israe
Israel
Holy City
Youngs
Jordan
Gaza Strip
ED Blanche Sergell
Sten
West Bank
International Committee of the Ret Crosa Aatd
Senate adopts bill boosting veteran pensions and benefits
Washington AP Senate sends Johnson a wide veteran benefits bill. It raises pensions by 5.4 percent for most veterans and up to 8.5 percent for the lowest income widows, extends education funding, adds training programs, and renews WWII home and small business loan eligibility through June 25 1970. Vietnam veterans receive the same benefits as other veterans under the measure.
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Washington
Watcam
Johnson
Senate
Russell B
Long
DeLs
Goar
Buder
Eriecadladl
Stock Market Gains Rebound After Three Day Slump
NEW YORK AP reports a smart rebound with gains outnumbering losses about two to one. Leaders included Lukens Steel Xerox Polaroid and Ling-Temco-Vought with minor advances for Phelps Dodge Central Data Johns-Manville U S Gypsum and Twentieth Century Fox. Allis-Chalmers rose but a later rumor claimed General Dynamics offered about 45 a share.
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Hior
Lukens Steel
Xerox
Polaroid
Ling - Temco- Vought
Phelps Dodge
Central Data
Johns-Manville
U.S. Gypsum
Twentieth Century-Fox
Beckman Instruments
National Periodical Publications
Steels
Allis
Chalmers
New York Stock Exchange
General Dynamics
Allis-Chalmery
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