10 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
1
U S jets from three carriers bombed Hanoi and surrounding targets today. One F8 Crusader was shot down. the pilot is missing. Tass said three planes were downed. The raid followed a deadly mortar attack around Pleiku as fighting slowed elsewhere.
Washington AP report says Johnson family television interests face a federal complaint from Southwest Republic Corp. over allegedly dominating Austin Texas market by undercutting competition. Capital Cable Co. seeks FCC waiver to ignore local-program blackout rules awaiting action for about a year.
The U S Claims Court ruled the Seminoles established ownership of almost all Florida. They could be paid for 22 million acres, potentially costing about 40 million dollars, with possible appeal to the Supreme Court. The case recalls the 19th century eviction and forced removal to Oklahoma after clashes with federal forces.
The South Georgia Methodist Conference rejected a plan to eliminate race based church structure by 255 to 279 voting margin. Delegates argued integration would destroy the church while others warned of social and economic divides. Bishop Smith urged acceptance of the previously voted move to end segregation in church structure.
New York AP reports fashion designer Rudi Gernreich presenting fall looks that erase skirts from view, showing models in diaphanous dresses with opaque areas only at the hip. He promotes belted tunics and long jackets, arguing skirts may be unnecessary.
U N observers reported Israeli forces silenced Syrian artillery in the hills of the Gali lee area and began closing on Syrian positions as the Middle East war enters its sixth day. Israel signaled readiness to cease hostilities at any UN set hour while the Soviet Union broke diplomatic relations and Egyptian figures declared ships sunk in the Suez Canal.
Hollywood obituary reports Spencer Tracy, 67, died of a heart attack. The actor, famed for two Academy Awards and eight nominations, faced periods of isolation at home and on set amid personal strain including estrangement from wife Lo Treadwell and his deaf son John.
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