Army-Navy: Nighttime river fighting in Vietnam patrols
Troops and sailors on Monitor ships moved through canals in shallow waters while fighting raged in Binh Dinh Province 34 enemy killed in a 24 hour sweep by the 1st Cavalry Air Mobile Division. Six cavalrymen died and 16 wounded. five more wounded as planes missed targets. Marines see heavy engagement 25 miles south of Da Nang with 7 Marines and 51 enemy killed and 290 wounded. Air and artillery strikes target Viet Cong positions as leaflets raise surrender prospects. No South Vietnam losses reported.
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Binh Dinh
Saigon
1St Cavalry
U.S
Seigon
11Th Armored Cavalry
da Nang
Dem
Indianapolis attorney Russel Nugent dies at 75
Russell Nugent, an Indianapolis attorney and co founder of the Americas Legion, died Sunday night. He was 75 and had practiced law for years before retiring in 1962.
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Indanapolis
Ind
Russel Nugent
Indianapolis
The
Americas Legion
U N Proposals Spar Over Middle East Tensions
Rifts widen as Kosygin and Johnson push competing U N resolutions on Arab Israeli wars. Kosygin urges immediate Israeli withdrawal and damages while Johnson seeks safe maritime passage and refugee justice. The clash centers on arms shipments, a potential international naval force, and the fate of the Palestinian refugees.
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United States
Kosygin
Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
Israel
United Nations
Johnson
Middle East
Britain
Egypt
Strait of Tiran
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Elath
Palestine
An Eye on Your Home Messages
A brief note encourages safe driving and a pleasant vacation, reminding readers to keep home security in mind while away and to plan travel with care.
Bus Routes Set Up For Headstart Pupils
Four bus routes established for Meadstart Program at East Side Elementary School. Route One blue runs from Hansell to Remington area, Route Two brown covers Magnolia and Wright corridors, Route Three red travels along Fletcher Harris Inner Blvd and Jerger, Route Four yellow serves Joree County Line and Madison streets to the school.
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Thomasville City Schools
East Side
Hansell
Grady Sis
Grady
Simeon
Metcalf Ave
Metcalf
Smith Ave
Smith
Cherokee
Reid
Remington Ave
Remington
Stewart
Schley
Schley & Remington
Spair
Jackson
Hansell and
Mansell
Brown
Mart
Magnolia School
Magnolia St
Augusta Ave
Augusta
Wright
Bartow
Pletcher
Mothher
Bible 8
Bible
Jackson S
Hansel
Fletcher St
Ruth Ln
Fletcher
Harris
Harria
Straw Rd
McIntyre St
McIntyre
Inner Blvd
Wolfe
Cook
Plain
Forrest
Walcott St
Walcot
Oak
Jerger
Calhoun St
Calhoun
Madison St
Madison
Jefferson
Widow Sarita Kenedy East Leaves Wills After Death
In 1944 Sarita Kenedy East, a widow, drafted three wills detailing bequests to relatives a Catholic order and charities. A second will named two cousins to share La Parra Ranch interests. Christopher Gregory, a Trappist monk later called Brother Leo, emerged after the second will to help raise funds for monasteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarita Kenedy East
la Parra Ranch
Christopher Gregory
Lee
Gregory
Spencer
Mass
Leo
Detroit Police Strike Over Pay Demands Paralyzes City
In Detroit about 800 patrolmen joined a sick leave and no show, threatening the city with a police force depletion. The Detroit Police Officers Association seeks raises from 8335 to 10000 annually while officials cite no funds. Michigan National Guardsmen and State Police offered aid as court actions continue.
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Detroit
al Leggat
Michigan National Guardsmen
Michigan State Police
Leggat
Detroit Police Officers Association
DPOA
Ray Girardin
Decatur County Pilot Dies in Alabama Copter Crash
A Decatur County resident and a student pilot died in a mid air collision near Ft. Rucker Alabama. The instructor lost a leg in the crash while the student was not seriously injured. Gambrell funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Osteen and Rev. Wilson. Burial at Bethany Cemetery by Ivey Funeral Home. Gambrell, a former Southern Airways flight instructor, was a Bethany Church deacon and Bethany Scouts leader. He is survived by his wife two sons and other relatives. another son Johnny Gambrell was killed in Vietnam last March as Decatur County's first casualty.
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Berry Gambrell
Greenville
Don Gambrell
Rt. 1
Brinson
J. C. Gambrell
Gadsden
Ala
Www. d. Penuel
J. H. Tribble
Birmingham
Als
Johnny Gambrell
Vietnam
Decatur County
Ten graduate after 100 hours food service training
Ten Tem persons who completed 100 hours of food service training were set to receive 100 hour certificates and pins at 3 30 p m today at the Holiday Inn where the classes met. Names include Mrs Sarah Baker and Miss Welter Pearl Iralian. The classes were sponsored by the Georgia Distributive Education Service.
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Holiday Inn
Sarah Baker
Welter Pearl Iralian
Editor Taken Fort Worth Times
Loria McMullen, 8, editor of the Seekee Bene Telegram, died Monday after a heart attack. He joined the paper in 1936 and served many years.
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Fort Worth
Ten
Loria McMullen
Aie Tee
Bids Sought for Addition to State Warmers Market in Georgia
Public bids in quadruplicate for construction of an addition to the State Warmers Market in Atlanta Georgia will be received until 3 00 p m EDT June 7 1967 in Room 142 Ground Floor State Capitol Building by G Clayton Turner Supervisor of Purchasing State Purchasing Department for the State Department of Agriculture. Bids will be opened and read aloud publicly. The department may waive informalities or reject all bids. Bid documents available from Abreu Robeson Inc 13% Walton Street NW Atlanta GA 30303.
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Georgia
State Capitol
Atlanta
G Clayton Turner
State Purchasing Department
State Department of Agriculture
General
U.S. Johnson Kosygin Talks Seen Uncertain at UN
Soviet leader Kosygin arrives in New York for the UN session while President Johnson weighs a summit. Officials say a direct meeting may be unlikely as both sides cite prestige and distance, with possible venues including Newark or nearby sites.
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Kosygin
Johnson
United Nations
Wilson
New York
Goldberg
Assembly
U.N
Middle East
State Department
Moscow
Dean Rusk
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Vietnam
America
Israel
Newark
United States
Negro Marchers Halted at Alabama Capitol Amid Vandalism
About 250 to 300 African Americans attempting a Capitol protest in Montgomery were blocked by police. The clash sparked rock throwing and vandalism, with 12 arrests including Rev. Richard Boone of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. A liquor store window was smashed and a WBAM newsman’s car was damaged. No injuries reported.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Capitol
Richard Boone
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Capitol
WBAM
L. B. Sullivan
Sullivan
Delays in Senate Censure Vote on Dodd Contested
The Senate faces delays as Long seeks unanimous consent to reorder votes on the Dodd censure charges. Ethics panel members object. Mansfield favors first addressing the double billing charge, with debate on the remainder to follow. Bennett accuses Dodd of willful misconduct and personal involvement in double billing. Dodd pleads for expulsion over censure if guilt is proven.
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Mansfield
Senate
Long
Dodd
Construction Permit Sought for New FM Station in Thomasville GA
The Federal Communications Commission accepted for filing on June 7 1967 the application by T C Colling and Rachel Q Collins d b s an Collings Broadcasting Co for a new FM station in Thomasville Georgia on Channel 194 A 107 1 MHz. Studios and transmitter would be at the base of KIT 558 tower on Pavo Road with tower height six feet above average terrain. Public comments due by July 16 1967 should address specific facts for Commission consideration. A copy of the application is on file for public inspection at 201 Wheat Street Thomasville GA.
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T. C. Colling
Rachel Q. Collins
Collings Broadcasting Company
Equal Partnership
Fme
Thomasville
Georgia
Federal Cogmmunications Commission
Washington, D. C
Tettera
Wheet St. Thomasville
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Army-Navy
Mid-East
Golberg
United Na
James K. Hy
County
Ost Weel
Amkée
Torney
Beth Lucy
Radcliffe
Harvard Crimson
Michael Lucy
Harvard Law
Pittsburgh
Syosset
N.Y
Corporation
Robert Reese
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Honolulu
Hawai
Cavanagh
Decatur Co
Ft. Rucker, Ala
Georgia Distributive Education Service
Gromyko
U.S. Capital
Camp David
White Sulphur Springs
Hot Springs
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Michael V. O'Hare
Benett
Thomas Rehberg
Mortgage Insurance and Loans
Security Life & Trust Company
Life—Health—Group—Pensions
Cassidy Road
Thomasville, Ga
Thomas County
N. Broad
North Side Branch
Madison & Moenree
FDIC
Classified Dept
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