Brunswick Wins Water Dispute U.S. Navy Sinks Torpedo Boats
U S Navy pilots engaged four North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin. Two boats were sunk and two damaged as air attacks broadened military actions near Haiphong. Desertions rise in South Vietnam while Viet Cong harass Saigon water routes with mine threats.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Haiphong
Guam
Navy
7Th Fleet
Constellation
Long Tao River
Johnson rejects Truman slump warning on high rates
President Johnson said the country is not in a mood slump due to high interest rates though he worries about rising rates. He called the tight money supply a sign of strong economy and urged better ways to restrain inflation. Truman warned of potential low mood if high rates persist.
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Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Johnson City
Tex
Truman
Independence
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
American Bankers Association
Archie Davis
O'Connor Samuels Ticket Appears Doomed
New York AP report says Frank D. OConnor and Howard J. Samuels unlikely to run together for state tickets. OConnor aims for governor with Buffalo convention in September while Samuels expects his own gubernatorial bid and will not serve as lieutenant governor. Both deny an offer and say the lieutenant role could be expanded.
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New York
Frank D. O'Connor
Howard J. Samuels
O‘connor
Buffalo
Samuels
O'Connor
Senate
Vatican asks bishops for views on 10 doctrinal issues
Vatican letter signed by Cardinal Ottaviani and approved by Pope Paul VI asks 53 bishops conferences to submit comments by Christmas on 10 topics including morality and responsibility in sex and marriage. It notes increased lively but risky theological debate since the 1962 65 council and urges oversight to curb disorientation among Catholics.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Pope Paul VI
Cardinal Otta
Viani
Vatican Holy Office
Reserve Callup Bill Advances
The House Armed Services Committee approved by a 32-1 vote a bill giving President Johnson authority to call up about 190000 Reserve and National Guard troops. It defines Reserve structure including a 962000 selected reserve and outlines pay. The measure, called a reserve forces bill of rights, would activate 56000 nondrilling Reservists and 133000 in Reserve or National Guard units not yet ordered to active duty training.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
F. Edward Ebert
D-La
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Hbert
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
House
Luna II Transmits Moon Pictures From Orbit
JODRELL BANK England AP The Soviet Luna II sent pictures for 30 minutes last night as it orbited the moon. Sir Bernard Lovell reported signals began at 9 p.m. and resembled Luna 9 and Lunar Orbiter images. Moscow confirmed the orbit achievement with no immediate word on the pictures.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Soviet Union
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Lovell
Jodrell
Moscow
Guard Recalled To Protect Negro March Near Milwaukee
National Guard troops were ordered back into a Milwaukee suburb to shield Negro marchers from angry whites. In Waukegan Illinois a curfew was imposed after a fire bomb attack left one family severely burned and damage at $35,000. In Chicago Nazi leader Rockwell was arrested for disorderly conduct after visiting Sheriff Ogilvie to discuss a possible arrest. In Benton Harbor Michigan about 400 Negroes damaged property with rocks and bottles, 23 motorists reported damage and eight people were arrested.
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Milwaukee
Waukegan
Ill
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Wauwatosa
Knowles
Robert Sabonjian
Chica
Chicago
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Richard Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Rockwell
West Side
Cook County
Olgivie
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lake Michigan
State Orders Troy Clean Water Lines and Chemical Control
State officials directed Troy to purify polluted Brunswick water by disinfecting supply from the Martin Dunham Reservoir in Grafton. The order requires Troy to resume corrosion control, repair chlorine facilities near the reservoir, and flush all transmission lines at least twice yearly while retaining water main ownership.
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Troy
New York State
Dr. Hollis
Ingraham Mae v0
Wieneal
Martin-Dunham
Grafton
State Health Dept
Martin-Dunahm Reservoir
Town of Brunswick
Ingraham
Earl W. Reilly
Albany
Martin-Dunham Reservoir
De Gaulle In Cambodia Aims At Neutral, Independent Vietnam
French President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Phnom Penh for a three day visit to back Cambodia's neutrality and independence. He is expected to urge no foreign troops and no military alliances in Indochina while signaling policy on Vietnam.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Djibouti
French Somaliland
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Thuong
Thuong
Palace
Break In Relations Feared Anti Soviet Push In Peking
Japanese reports say 200000 Red Guard youths protested the Soviet embassy in Peking with chants against Russian revisionists. Demonstrations planned for today were canceled by Chinese leaders to avoid a possible Moscow break, as thousands dispersed under armed guard and life returned to normal.
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Tokyo
Red Guards
Peking
Moscow
Yomirui
People’s Liberation Army
Yomiuri
Javits Will Nominate Rockefeller for Governor
New York Republicans show unity at the Rochester state convention with U S Sen Jacob K Javits to nominate Gov Nelson Rockefeller for re election. Spaden said the move proves party unity and will silence Democratic critics while Rockefeller accepts at the final Sept 8 session. Democrats meet in Buffalo on Sept 7 to nominate their candidate.
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Albany
New York
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Gov
Rockefeller
Rochester
Carl Spad
Javits
Upstate
Spad
War Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo
Foreigners Use Italy's Hotels More Than Italians in June
The Central Institute of Statistics reports Italian hotels hosted more foreigners than Italians in June. Italians accounted for more guests, but foreigners stayed longer, across Italy's 37,597 hotels.
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Italy
Rome
Central Institute of Statistics
Institute
Scientists to Seed Hurricane Faith in Trial Flight
The first large scale effort to weaken a hurricane will use jets dropping silver iodide above Faith. Project Stormfury spokesman in San Juan says the operation is ready to proceed this morning with potential changes delaying or canceling the plan if the storm shifts course.
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Miami
Fla
Project Stormfury
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bonn Air Force Officers to Retire Amid Crisis
Defense Minister Kai-Uwe von Hassel defended his command and announced early retirement for a string of veteran air force officers amid a military crisis. He faulted communications breakdowns and strained civilian-military ties while denying blame for failures over the F104G Starfighter and disciplinary actions were taken against two officers.
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Germany
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Air Force
von Hassel
Defense Ministry
Werner Panitzki
Panitzki
Army
Armed Forces
Heinz ‘Trettner
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