Stevenson Eulogized as Nation Sees Greatness and Goodness
Mourners including Mayor Daley Governor Kerner and Justice Goldberg attend a Bloomington Normal community service for Stevenson's passing. Dr Greeley lauds Stevenson as a world statesman shaping 20th century America's life and global peace. William McCormick Blair attends as ambassador to the Philippines.
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America
Dr. Greeley
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Dotto Kerner
Illinois
Paul H. Douglas
Orville L. Freeman
Arthur J. Goldberg
Stevenson
William McCormick Blair
Philippines
Bloomington
Normal
Richard Browne
Illinois Board of Higher Education
U.S
United Nations
Statewide sales tax launches with seven category scope
State tax commissioner announces collection by about 650000 vendors. August first month tax due September 20 with quarterly returns thereafter. Vendors receive certificates of authority and registration forms by mail, plus tax brackets, instructions, and notices.
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Joseph H. Murphy
New York State District
New York State
U S Spy Plane Intercepted Over Pierrelatte Plant
French and American officials disputed an incident in which an RF101 jet on a training flight over West Germany was intercepted by a Vautour fighter over the Pierrelatte plant area in southeastern France. Paris reports say the U S plane was forced to deviate from a prohibited zone as French press claimed film was handed to authorities to verify no plant photos were taken.
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U.S
Defense Ministry
Pierrellatte
Paris
Pierrelatte
Rhone Valley
France
Terrelatte
Ratstein
West Germany
Viet Cong Kills Three Americans Near Da Nang Front
U S Marines strengthen Da Nang defenses 380 miles from the frontier as Viet Cong attacks kill one American and destroy three aircraft. McNamara surveys troop levels with Gen Taylor and Gen Westmoreland. Air and rail strikes across North Viet Nam deepen the war, with pilots reporting heavy anti-aircraft fire and successful damage to bridges, ports, and installations.
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U.S
da Nang
Igon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Navy AG
McNamara
7Th Fleet
Independence
Ham Rong
Hanoi
Red China
North Viet Nam
Kunming Hanoi
Yen Bay
Am Thong
Ben Thuy
Hue
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Jesse A. Pyle
Marina
Calif
Qui Nhon
Saigon
Vung Tau
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ly, Duc
Vinh Son
Vinh
Air Force
Chu Lai
South China Sea
Viet Cong
Two Hurt In Troy Collision
Two people were injured last night in a three car crash on Congress Street east of Congress Ferry Streets. Gloria A. Hooper 31 of 426 River Street sustained possible head and chest injuries and Daniel J. Corbett 18 of 275 Old Loudon Road Lat han a passenger in a car driven by Joseph J. Muscatello 46 of 168 Main Street Cohoes suffered left forearm abrasion and contusion. Hooper remained at Samaritan Hospital in satisfactory condition while Corbett was treated and released. A third car was driven by Wayne D. Morrill 18 of 12 Pinehurst Road Albany.
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Congress Street
Congress Ferry
Gloria A. Hooper
River St
Daniel J. Corbett
Old
Loudon Rd
Lathan
Joseph J. Muscatello
Main St
Cohoes
Hooper
Samaritan Hospital
Corbett
Robert Hayden
Raymond T. White
Radio Patrol
Wayne D. Morrill
Pinehurst Rd
Albany
Rhee of Korea Dies at Ninety Quiet Life in Hawaii Reveals Past
Former Korean Republic president Syngman Rhee died at age 90 after a long life marked by exile, war leadership, and recurring political turmoil. Born 1875, he led Korea’s fight for independence, faced Japanese rule, and shaped anti-Communist policy amid Cold War tensions. He spent his final years in Honolulu with his wife Francesca Donner, largely removed from politics.
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Rhee
Maunalani Hospital
Francesca Donner
Far East
United States
United Nations
North Korea
U.N
Hawaii
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
Korea
Japan
U.S. State Department
America
Honolulu
Entertainer Beatty Defies Odds With Wild Beasts
Clyde Beatty famed cage fighter and circus star died leaving wife Jane Abel and son Clyde Jr. The Ohio born lion tamer survived hundreds of injuries over a 40 year career, including a 1930s Indiana incident with Nero the lion. He moved to establish a home with his family in recent years.
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Rhage
Beatty
Jane Abel
Clyde Jr
Clyde
Jane
New Orleans
Bainbridge
Ohio
Boy
Howe's Circus
Joyce Ferguson
Peru
Ind
Connor Doubts Rein On Budget
Washington UPI John T. Connor says it is highly unlikely the next year’s federal budget will stay under 100 billion dollars. He also predicts defense spending will rise due to the Vietnam war costs, but not enough to block further possible tax cuts.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce
John T. Connor
Johnson
Connor
Korea’s Rhee Is Hospitalized as Coup Fallout Divides Hawaiians
Reports say former Korean leader Syngman Rhee, forced to resign after a mid May coup, remains under sedation for an abscess and other ailments. He has frequent hospital visits, limited interviews, and closed access. Koreans in Hawaii split between honoring him as a patriot and judging him a dictator.
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Ment
John Chang
Rhee
Hawaii
Korea
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Ine
Papy
Nero
Indiana
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Berners Jewelers
Third ST
Daiquiris
Ruins of
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Fifth Ave
N.Y
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Fslic Insurance
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