B52s Bomb Viet Cong Camp Near Saigon Uncover Ammo Cache
B52 bombers attacked a Viet Cong base camp 25 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. 25th Division troops swept the area and found 90,000 rounds of ammunition, mines, booby traps, and submachine guns. Two helicopters were damaged but no casualties reported. Meanwhile North Vietnam casualties and aircraft losses rose in ongoing air operations across the region.
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Hanoi
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U.S
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Mansfield sees cautious Soviet openness on Viet Nam talks
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield expressed guarded hope that Soviet leaders may move toward pressuring Hanoi to negotiate. He praised Harold Wilson for communicating the U.S. position in Moscow and said the visit yielded less gloom than feared. Senator Aiken backed the stance, noting B52 strikes target ammo dumps and fortifications without widening the war.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Montana
White House
Wilson
U.S
Aiken
Gunman Holds Up 3 Service Stations in Cincinnati Area
A gunman robbed three service stations in the Cincinnati area Sunday night, with police suspecting one assailant in all. Loot totaled around 108 dollars from Paul Dudley in Cincinnati, 71 dollars from Charles Kohn at a Marathon station, and an undetermined amount from Charles Williams at a Star station in Covington, Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Paul Dudley
Charles Kohn
Charles Williams
Star
Covington
Fish kill at Port William area shocks locals in Ohio
A large number of Rock Bass and Smallmouth Bass, some trophy size, were found dead below the Port William village dump at Anderson's Fork after a Sunday fish kill. The Ohio Division of Wildlife investigates with water samples taken. unofficial estimates range 200 to 400 fish killed. DEBT PAID-Sam Davis receives a remorseful check for merchandise once taken by his daughter.
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Anderson’s Fork
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Sam Davis
Litts
Dem Caravan To Hit Two Ohio Districts
State Sen Frazier Reams Jr Democratic nominee for governor leads a three day campaign caravan through southeast Ohio with 21 stops in the 6th District and into the 10th District. The tour begins in Batavia and includes Georgetown Brown County West Union Adams County Portsmouth Scioto County and circles Circleville Chillicothe Logan and Lancaster before continuing in other areas.
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Ohio
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West Union
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
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Pike County
Hillsboro
Highland County
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Circleville
Chillicothe
Logan
Hocking County
Lancaster
Ohio weekend highway crashes claim 23 lives
In Ohio over the weekend, traffic accidents resulted in 23 fatalities across multiple incidents. Authorities reported dense traffic, severe weather factors, and ongoing investigations to determine exact causes and contributing conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Army Eyes Basic Training For Guardsmen Reserves
The Army seeks ways to train over 130000 National Guard and Reserve recruits stuck awaiting active duty basic training. Backlog, precipitated by 1965 Viet Nam buildup, has grown since 38000 in mid 1965 to about 133000. The Army considers various measures, with suspension of enlistments not yet approved.
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Army
National Guard
Guard
Johnson
Civil Rights Bill Moves Toward Jury System Change
The House advances a civil rights bill section proposing a uniform federal jury selection from voter rolls amid a long week of action. Aimed at ending district disparities, it faces votes on housing discrimination amendments. FBI Chief Hoover predicts the Communist Party will run independents in November and push class revolt.
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Washington
House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Communist Party
Chicago clash as 3000 white protesters clash with civil rights marchers
In Chicago's southwest side more than 3,000 white demonstrators shouted White power and hurled rocks and bottles injuring 60 people including three policemen and a nun. Hundreds more were arrested as priests nuns and families faced off against the march organized by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Gro
Martin Luther King Jr
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Texas Campus Sniper Murders at Least 5
New York AP reports a string of incidents and fear as a campus killer is linked to at least five deaths in Texas, triggering warnings and investigations amid a tense energy on campuses. Police search for a suspect as public safety officials coordinate with local and state agencies.
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Texas
Stock Prices Sink Sharply on Blue Monday
NEW YORK AP report shows a sharp midday decline with airline stocks leading losses after union rejection of a proposed strike settlement. The Dow industrial average fell 9.75 to 837.63, and the AP 60-stock average dropped to 302.9 as most sectors weakened.
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Associated Press
Dow Jones
Weather forecast for Ohio adds warmth then showers
MRS. ETHEL HAYES reports a warmer day with increasing clouds and scattered showers this evening. Tuesday brings considerable cloudiness with more showers and thunder. Lows tonight near 60 with highs Tuesday from 78 to 90 depending on location across the northwest north and southeast regions.
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Ohio
Congress May Force End To Air Mechanic Strike
The United States House and Senate races to resolve the airline mechanic strike as President Johnson considers emergency powers. Union leader Roy Siemiller urged immediate wage and benefit payments, while industry negotiators push for swift legislative action to order crews back to work.
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Washington
Machinists Union
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
House Labor Committee
Siemiller
William J. Curtin
House Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Union
Rank and File
White House
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Curtin
Public School Prayer OK Is Solon's Goal
Hearings begin today on a proposed constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayers in public schools. Sen. Everett M. Dirksen says the move follows court decisions sparking wide protest. The subcommittee led by Sen. Birch Bayh schedules eight days of hearings.
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Solon
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Dirksen
Congress
Bayh
Prayers Not Parades Urged for Viet Nam Veteran Moore
Bardstown welcomes Col Hal G Moore Jr and other Vietnam veterans with a private reception. He asks for prayers for the living and fallen, then asks for a moment of silent prayer. Army Spec. 4 Michael Davenport, Moore’s former driver, praises his leadership and dedication.
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Bardstown, Ky
Hal G. Moore Jr
Viet Nam
Moore
Army
Michael Davenport
Greensburg
Davenport
Col. Moore
Sniper Kills And Injures Crowd From University Tower
A UT Austin sniper on the 26th floor of the University of Texas tower killed at least five and wounded about 12 others. Ben Tobias of Breckinridge Hospital said four victims there were dead and total victims brought to the hospital reached 13. Police Chief Bob Miles announced at 1 20 p m that the shooter was captured ending the sniper siege.
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Robert Heard
Texas Rangers
Ernest Stromberger
The
Dallas Times Herald
Susan Bradshaw
University
Art Batman
Texas Water Development Board
Vera Palmer
Tower Observatory
Edna Townsley
Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Ben Tobias
Breckinridge Hospital
Austin
Tex
Bob Miles
Serge
Big Plane Hauls Smaller Craft To Moscow
In Findlay Ohio a Lockheed Hercules carried three of the four U S entries in the World Aerobatic Championships to New York bound for Moscow. The big cargo plane loaded the small airplanes on Sunday in preparation for the competition.
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Ohio
Moscow
U. S
New York
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