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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

6

U S pilot killed in Dong Xoai fighting in Viet Nam

Fresh combat outside Dong Xoai pits 500 Viet Cong guerrillas against a Vietnamese airborne battalion near Saigon. An American F100 jet was downed by ground fire, killing the U S pilot. The 410th U S casualty of the war, with several missing. Air strikes reported against boats in North Viet Nam and targets near Hanoi.

Saigon Viet Nam Dong Xoai U.S NV. S. Air Force 7Th Airborne Dong Xuai North Hanoi Muong Sen

U S Congressmen Arrive in Saigon Amid Viet Nam Crisis

Three U S congressmen Otis G Pike Richard H Ichord and Charles Chamberlain arrived in Saigon as the country faced a new political crisis They were welcomed at the airport by Gen William C Westmoreland and other U S military and political leaders.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Otis G. Pike D-N.v Richard H. Ichord D-Mo Charles Chamberlain R-Mich House Armed Services Committee William C. Westmoreland Viet Nam

Teaching bicycle safety in Thomasville street crossing

Thomasville police seek better safety rules for youths riding bicycles and crossing busy streets after a third recent encounter. Archie Walden, a Negro boy, narrowly avoided a car on North Broad Street as Barbara Collins, 30, drove by. The incident followed two prior close calls, prompting safety concerns.

Archie Walden Merrill St North Broad St Barbara Collins Betty St

Mariner 4 Hurdle Before July 14 Flyby

In Pasadena a spokesman from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports Mariner 4 has one remaining technical hurdle before its July 14 photographic Mars flyby. An electronic memory box will issue commands to improve Canopus star fix as the 575 pound craft continues its 325 million mile journey.

Pasadena Calif Mariner 4 Mariner Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Beck Chapel Fills Void at Indiana University

Beck Chapel at Indiana University stands amid campus towers offering a space for meditation to 20 000 students. Funded by Dr Frank O Beck 93 with gifts totaling 100 000 the chapel hosts diverse programs and ceremonies fostering an ecumenical spirit across Protestant Jewish Roman Catholic Buddhist Muslim Hindu and Coptic traditions.

Bloomington Ind Beck Chapel Indiana University Indiana Frank O. Beck Beck Jane Addams Chicago Europe Herman Wells

Texas flood survivor recalls grim ordeal and loss

Morris Nichols a 22 year old railroad brakeman recounts his battle in the Sanderson flood. He found two of the Johnson children dead and witnessed seven Johnson family members perish as a wall of water ripped through the motel and town. He was battered but survived with injuries.

Morris Nichols Husky Railroad Golden Gloves John Wesley Johnson Fort Stockton Tex Johnsons John Johnson

Senators Push National Teacher Corps in Education Bill

Two Democratic senators urge a national teachers corps to place experienced teachers in poverty areas. Senators Edward Kennedy and Gaylord Nelson propose adding the corps to the administration’s $250 million education bill as hearings closed Friday.

Washington Teachers Corps Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Senate Jenethy

China would not seek war with United States, envoy says

In Warsaw at a British Embassy event for Queen Elizabeth II a Chinese ambassador stated that Beijing does not want war with the United States. Wang Kuo-chane added that China could have engaged in war long ago if it wished.

Warsaw Poland Wang Kuo-chane Peking United States China Wang

Guevara to receive new post in Castro government

Mexican AP report says Ambassador Joaquin Hernandez Armas announced Ernesto Guevara will get a new position soon in Fidel Castro's government. He stressed there has been no split among the leaders.

Mexico City Joaquin Herandez Armas Ernesto Guevara Fidel Castro

Seoul National University marchers dispersed by police

Police with clubs broke up a student demonstration at Seoul National University over talks to restore diplomatic relations with Japan. About 20 students were arrested during the campus clash in Seoul.

Seoul South Korea National University Japan

Spain Discovers New Uranium Deposit

Madrid reports a new uranium deposit found in Spain with scope not yet determined. Industry Minister Gregorio Lopez Bravo announced the discovery as part of national reserves now estimated at 10,500 tons.

Madrid Spain Industry Gregorio Lopez Bravo

Grant to fund new PE building at Abraham Baldwin College

Washington AP reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a 121 359 grant toward a 582 410 project cost for a new physical education building at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton. Richard Russell and Herman Talmade noted the total project cost.

Washington Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Tifton Department of Health, Education and Welfare Richard Russell Herman Talmade

College Grad Surrenders Ending Nationwide Manhunt

Duane Pope a 22 year old recent college graduate surrendered in Kansas City ending a week long manhunt after a bank robbery in Big Springs Nebraska that left three employees dead and a fourth wounded. FBI arranged his first court appearance within ninety minutes and he was jailed on a 100000 dollar bond. Pope claimed he wanted to surrender and spoke with college president Dr D W Bittenger who advised him to surrender where he was. His parents planned to travel to Kansas City to see him as authorities noted his travels including a stop in Wichita and Dallas before the surrender.

Duane Pope Pope Big Springs Neb FBI U.S Lee Cisel Fea Farmers State Bank of D. W. Bittinger McPherson Kan State Hotel Kansas City Dr. Bittinger Duane Earl Pope Earl Dissly Wichita Dallas

Celebrations Begin For Space Twin Heroes

Houston AP reports astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II head into a week of parades and homecomings. A ticker tape parade in Chicago set the tone with Michigan and Jackson Michigan and San Antonio Texas events to follow. Johnson promoted them to lieutenant colonel on the spot at the Manned Space Center.

Houston Tex America Space Twins James A. McDivitt Edward H. White II Manned Space Center Chicago University of Michigan Jackson Mich McDivitt San Antonio White Johnson Air Force Manned Spacecraft Center LBJ Space Center Texas L. Gordon Cooper Virgil I. Grissom Grissom Cooper

Sanderson Flood Tragedy Spurs Large-Scale Rescue

A massive cloudburst flooded Sanderson Texas killing at least 18 and leaving 16 missing as emergency crews from 15 counties searched mud banks and graves. Homes and businesses were washed away, with up to 300 homeless sheltered in a grade school and others moved to Fort Stockton.

Sanderson Tex Texas Fort Stockton

Actors seek heavy damages in hotel investment suit

Los Angeles AP reports actors John Wayne and Rex Allen sue for 515 625 alleging mismanagement of hotel property they invested in. Principal defendant is Bo C. Roos who runs Beverly Management Corp handling Hollywood investors.

Los Angeles John Wayne Rex Allen Superior Bo C. Roos Roos Beverly Management Corp Hollywood

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