Divers Hunt for Missing Divers at Devil's Hole
Divers scoured Devil's Hole depths as search teams from nearby regions joined late relief crews. Two divers, David Rose and Paul Giancontier, failed to surface after a midnight Sunday dive, prompting fresh crews to continue around the clock searching until lair survival seemed unlikely.
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AMA Dispute Over Boycott of Federal Health Program
The A M A House of Delegates debates a boycott of the pending federal health care program with few speakers urging outright refusal while others favor cooperation or delaying action. Resolutions for a boycott were introduced Monday with decisions not due until midweek.
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City to Close Parks If Peaceful Access Fails
City Manager Mark Langford warned that parks and recreation centers may shut down if peaceful access cannot be maintained. He cited potential ties to the Civil Rights Act and stressed the need to maintain order while informing residents of possible closures.
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Johnson Signs 4.7 Billion Tax Cut Bill
President Johnson signs a 4.7 billion tax cut bill at the White House. The package eliminates nuisance excise taxes on many goods and begins staged reductions on cars air conditioners and other items retroactive to May 15. The president urges businesses to pass savings to consumers and predicts economic benefits and job growth over years.
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South Korea and Japan sign landmark treaty to normalize ties
Tokyo reports that South Korea and Japan signed a basic treaty, a separate agreement, and two protocols to restore normal relations after 14 years of talks. Foreign ministers Lee Bong Won and Etsu Sabura Shima witnessed the ceremony as premier Sato paused his campaign. The package includes $300 million in aid and $200 million in loans, plus cooperation on culture, fisheries, and Korean property in Japan. Takeshima island status is left for future talks.
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Flood Warnings In Copter Alarm Rural Kansas Towns
In Great Bend and nearby areas on the Arkansas River residents report flood warnings delivered by helicopters. A Kansas Red Cross worker, Tom Irving, says pilots fly through the rising wall of water to alert people as homes and farms face rapid runoff.
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Farther US Planes Bomb Deep Into North Vietnam
U S defense officials said no big follow up force was sent after the B52 raid into a Communist jungle stronghold. Three reconnaissance teams, of 41 Vietnamese soldiers and U S personnel, found enemy confusion and regrouping as South Vietnamese forces entered the fringes. Officials noted limited explosives and hand grenades limited destruction, with a larger penetration likely to have done more damage.
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Public Naps Banned At Festival in Tiverton
Tiverton council bans public naps at the Newport Jazz Festival to control crowds. The move affects thousands of high school and college attendees who traditionally nap on nearby beaches during the event.
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Kansas Hangs 2 Young Killers in Solemn Repentance
LANSING Kansas AP two young men Win York 22 of Jacksonville Fla and James Latham 3 of Mane Hrevite were hanged at the Kansas Prison after a noted reversal from boastful killers to solemn penitents. York earlier spoke of heaven while Latham offered little, as a minister read from the Mind Psalm. They had joined the Army, faced disciplinary issues, and embarked on a killing spree across several states before their capture. The case stemmed from the murder of Otlo Ziegler, a 12 year old railroad worker, and despite Supreme Court delays and a plea for clemency by Gov Avery, clemency was denied. They acted calmly on their last day, with the capture and execution finalized after a long legal process.
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Smoke Bomb Marks Target For Assault In Viet Nam
AP report describes Phantom Jets striking Viet Cong positions near Da Nang with smoke markers and air strikes. Captain Michael Sullivan led a rescue flight while Marines and pilots describe blasting hills, despite risks from ground fire and friendlies.
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Judge denounces politics over sentence reversal in Wilkes County
In North Wilkesboro and Morganton, Superior Court judges clash after Judge H L Riddle alters a sentence by Judge Willista Bundy for four Wilkes County defendants. Bundy says the move insults him and accuses Riddle of politics while defending his own handling of liquor and moral offense cases.
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Georgia jail escapee shot dead in Macon police gunfight
Willie L Sheffield, 30, a suspect in check fraud, escaped from police custody and fired on officers after returning to a house on the city’s east side. Police killed one detective and wounded another as Sheffield fled, later being found dead after a long chase.
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Houston Moves Toward Immediate School Desegregation
About 2,000 African Americans attended a rally in Emancipation Park as Houston trustees voted Monday night for complete desegregation of all grades. The plan aims for immediate desegregation, with full implementation at once rather than delayed until 1971, drawing a loud response from civil rights leaders and supporters.
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Man Sought In Attack Of Widow
Spartanbury police search for a young man described as a groan roan who attacked a widow Monday night in her apartment doorway. The 47 year old victim, unnamed, reported a knife attack as she feared rising violence in the neighborhood. Police say the suspect resembles a man involved in two prior incidents nearby.
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Bombs and Rockets Rain North Vietnam Deep Penetration
U S fighter bombers and 20 supporting planes struck targets north of the Hanoi line. One raid hit army barracks at Sim Ta 90 miles from the Chinese border, destroying buildings and damaging fuel depots. Reports say eight Thunderchiefs attacked the Yan Nuoe ammunition depot, with moderate damage and no enemy aircraft seen. A Navy strike earlier hit Hon 75 miles east of Ya toi during the Gulf of Tonkin crisis.
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Bundy Defends Viet Nam Policy On TV Debate
President's adviser McGeorge Bundy defended current United States Viet Nam policy during a televised discussion with Hans Morgenthau and six other foreign policy experts. Bundy argued the U S should stay and do its part while seeking ways to manage danger. Morgenthau urged exiting with honor, rejecting immediate withdrawal.
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Bundy brothers among the nation's most powerful kin
Washington correspondent Brice Biossat profiles the Bundys as influential siblings rivaling Kennedy power, with exclusive stories on their political reach. Vice President and Mrs. Humphrey rarely speak to reporters about Weir four children, not out of pride but to keep them reading normal. See page 5A for other features.
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