Bodies Taken From Hue Buddhist Pagodas After Immolations
In Saigon AP dispatch, chaos surrounds Hue as paratroopers and riot police seal off the Dieu De and To Dam pagodas. Coffins of a nun and a girl who self immolated in May are moved amid a government ban and anticipated protests.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
Mewyen Cao Ky
Progovernment
Phan van Khoa
Dieu de
Shikh Ky
Thich Tri Quang
C.S
U.S. 1St Air
25Th Infantry
Pleiku
Tropic
Paul Revere
U.S
U.S. Islanes
Two Men Rescued from Yukon Mine Blaze
In Sisa Yukon Territory AP reports five men were rescued from a hillside silver mine after a fire trapped them 500 feet underground. One body was recovered Thursday night and three miners remained missing.
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Sisa
Yukon Territory
Georgia Congress Votes On Key Bills
AP reports how Georgia members cast ballots on recent roll calls. On passage of a debt increase bill the tally was 50 to 17 with Talmadge voting against and Russell not voting. Another passage vote, 69 to 8, had Russell and Talmage for liberalizing federal bankruptcy laws. A committee amendment to extend Defense Production Act authority received 78 to 275 against, with Weltner for and Davis, Hagan, Landrum, ONeill Tuten against. several members did not vote. A final passage on unemployment insurance expansion stood 374 to 10 with eight for not voting by Flynt Hagan and others.
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Washington
Georgia
Congress
Talmadge
Russell
Talmage
Weltner
Davis
Hagan
Landrum
O'Neal
Tuten
Callaway
Flynt
Mackay
Stephens
Dodd Probe Continues Over West Germany Trip Allegations
The six member bipartisan committee heard testimony from Marjorie Carpenter and heard claims that David Martin and Gerald Zeiller alleged Senator Dodd was paid at least 10000 dollars by Julius Klein for a 1964 trip to West Germany. Klein runs a Chicago public relations firm and represents West German interests. The panel investigates Dodd's ties to Klein and whether the trip aided Klein in keeping clients satisfied.
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Sennett
Dodd
Marjorie Carpenter
David Martin
Gerald Zeiller
Julius Klein
West Germany
Martin
Zeiller
Klein
Chicago
Lundy Pays Cairo Visit During Treasury Assignment
Walter A. Lundy Jr. of Washington D C on a two year economic adviser assignment to the U S Treasury Dept and his family visit his parents Mr and Mrs W A Lundy in Cairo He will leave Monday to return to duties Lundy previously served in the U S State Dept embassy service and spent almost two years in Saigon including a brief leave last year during a bombing that killed several people A recent interview with Lundy on Viet Nam conditions appeared in the Times Enterprise
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Cairo
Walter A. [Bucky] Lundy Jr
Washington D. C
U. S. Treasury Dept
W. A
Red] Lundy
U. S. State Dept
U. 8
Saigon
U. S
Lundy
Viet Nam
Times-Enterprise
Soldier Rehberg Family Reports Son Recovering Satisfactorily
Mr and Mrs Rehberg say their son is recovering satisfactorily and they will be notified immediately of any change in his condition. The brief note confirms the family’s update from a wartime or medical context.
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Bergs
Conger Appointed To Ga Ports Authority
Gov Carl Sanders named J Willis Conger of Decatur County to the Georgia Ports Authority for a term from now to June 30 1969. Conger was among four appointments announced Thursday by the governor in Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Carl Sanders
J. Willis Conger
Decatur County
Georgia Ports Authority
General Assembly
Conger
Sanders
Red Cross Plans Vietnam Day Fund Drive on TV
A noon Monday program on WCTV will spearhead a national three day Red Cross emergency drive to raise funds for the Vietnam program. The drive runs June 29 to July 1 and features interviews with Mrs. Constance Howell of Panama City and Sgt. Richard Ward in a program hosted by Lou Merritt.
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WCTV
Red Cross
Vietnam
Lou Merritt
Constance Howell
Panama City
Richard Ward
USMC
Tallahassee
Tests Simple Painless For Detecting Diabetes
A free clinic to screen for diabetes is planned Monday from 9 am to 5 pm at the Thomas County Health Dept. The simple painless test gives results within five minutes. Attendees should eat sugar and starches two hours before arriving but fast during that interval. A questionnaire helps identify those who should come in for testing.
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Thomas County Health Dept
Health Department
Memorial service for Mable Evans Jones in Monticello
Mable Evans Jones 53, a county school teacher, died June 17 in Monticello Florida. Funeral at 3 p.m. Saturday at Jerusalem M B Church with Rev F D Martin officiating. Burial in Peaceful Rest Cemetery by People's Funeral Home. Survivors include her mother IdeYa Watkins Evans of Thomasville and adopted son Wallace L Evans. She held A B and M A degrees and was active in Cobbes Memorial Lodge Allen Normal Alumni Organization and Jerusalem Baptist Church. Born in Thomasville she studied at Allen Industrial School Albany State Savannah State NYU Atlanta University and Florida A and M University.
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Mable Evans Jones
Monticello
Fla
Jerusalem M. B
F. D. Martin
Peaceful Rest
People’s Funeral Home
Thomasville
Cobbes Memorial Lodge
Allen Normal Alumni Organization
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Allen Industrial School
Albany State College
Savannah State College
New York University
Atlanta University
Florida A and M University
IdeYa Watkins Evans
Wallace L. Evans
Racial unrest grips multiple U S communities amid clashes
Across Mississippi Florida Ohio and Boston incidents of racial violence and intimidation surface. A crowd chased two Puerto Ricans in a Biloxi park. 15 white men charged in Hathesburg for Vernon Dahmer Sr death. 28 arrests after a Negro riot in Pompano Beach. shootings and brick attacks reported in Cleveland and a police response in Grenada. NAACP criticizes city tax funded school policies in Boston.
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Park
Biloxi
Miss
Hathesburg
Vernon Dahmer Sr
FBI
Dahmer
Pompano Beach
Fla
Cleveland
Ohio
Grenada
Boston
The
NAACP
New York Snubs Faisal at City Dinner
The New York mayor faced criticism after a public snub of King Faisal during his U S visit. Diplomatic figures from Saudi Arabia and the United States attended private events while the King toured LaGuardia and spoke little to reporters.
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Faisal
United Nations
World Organization
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Arabian American Oil Co
Waldorf Astoria
la Guardia
Washington
White House
New York
Johnson
Obituary notices David Phillips dies at 48 in Cairo area
Services for David Phillips 48 who died unexpectedly Wednesday will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Whiddon's Funeral Chapel with Rev. W. E. Pledger of East Side Baptist Church Cairo officiating. Burial is in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include R. H Green Jr. Dr. W. E. Blackman Joe Simmons Robb White IV all of Thomasville Bryan White Cairo and W O Williams Boston.
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David Phillips
Whiddon
W. E. Pledger
East Side
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