U S Planes Press North Vietnam Supply Lines From Hanoi To China
U S warplanes intensified raids from Hanoi suburbs to near the Chinese frontier targeting rail and road bridges including the Canal des Rapides five miles from Hanoi center. Reports say 90 communist soldiers were killed in coastal foothills as allied forces press the guerrilla war and disrupt rail traffic.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Canal Des Rapides
Thailand
South Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Command
Pravda
China
Red River
Red China
Boston
Berkeley
Vinh
Quang Nam
Quang Tin
Quang Ngai
Binh Dinh
Brown Free After Bail Is Reduced to $15,000
H Kap Brown the 23 year old SNCC chairman was freed after bail for a federal gun charge was cut from 25000 to 15000 in a crowded hearing before U S District Judge Thomas F Murphy at Foley Square. He walked out of the detention center and addressed about 150 supporters saying justice is a joke in America. A federal grand jury in New Orleans indicted him on carrying a carbine across state lines while under indictment.
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New York
H. Kap Brown
U.S
Thomas F. Murphy
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
House of Detention
Foley Square
America
Brown
Lyndon Johnson
Lady Bird
Johnson
New Orleans
Maryland
Cambridge
Parakeet chase by Shipman brothers near Perry's Aquarium
Town residents Ronnie and Kevin Shipman tried to catch a blue parakeet yesterday across from Perry's Aquarium on old Rt. 50 as the bird flew out of reach. Rain was not forecast but overcast skies and possible showers were noted with cooler temperatures replacing them by Friday.
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Donnie
Ronnie
Kevin Shipman
Rt. 50
Perry’s Aquarium
Denny's Comm Auction Tonight at 7 P M
A local auction at 7:00 p.m. sells furniture appliances and tools. Denny's Commerce hosts the sale featuring household and workshop items up for bidding this evening.
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Denny’s
U S expands air strikes toward Hanoi in northeast
Washington reports intensified bombing of North Vietnam with praise from generals who say strikes are hurting the enemy. Emphasis shifts to the northeast corridor near Hanoi and the China border, targeting rail lines, factories, and military bases as officials claim increased pressure is weakening North Vietnam. Senior officers warn the campaign could have reduced the need for hundreds of thousands of troops.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Congress
Hanoi
China
South Vietnam
Saigon
Air Force
John P. McConnell
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Army
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McConnell
Senators
United States
Downtown Development Proceeding with Loudoun St Plan
The Downtown Development Committee announced an unveiling of artist Mel Gemmill designs for Loudoun Street store fronts between Cork and Piccadilly around Sept. 15. City projects include a core-area drainage study by Alexander Potter Associates and enhanced street lighting, with merchants urged to await Gemmill’s colonial designs before remodeling.
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Loudoun St
Assn
Mel Gemmill
Chambersburg
Loudoun
Cork
Piccadilly
DDC
Gemmill
Wendell Selden
Alexander Potter Associates
Jewel Box
Winchester
Robert Miller
RMA
Senate moves to finish 70.1 billion defense bill differences
Senate and House work to reconcile a large defense appropriation as lawmakers trim the 70.1 billion package. The Senate approved 85 to 3, cutting the president's request and opposing Vietnam war expansion while transitioning to a compromise with the House led by Sen. John Stennis.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D.ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Sen
John Stennis
Miss
Stennis
Navy
Missing Youth Searched Amid Rising Waters in Sinkhole
In Trenton Florida a 20-year-old Cecil Davis disappeared after a limestone cavern roof collapsed during a horseback ride. Rescuers faced flooded passages and failing equipment, with a National Guard helicopter aiding aerial search and a speleologist expected to join by noon.
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Trenton
Fla
North Florida Piney Woods
Cecil Davis
Gilchrist County
Charles R. Parrish
Florida National Guard
Cee
North Florida
Advertisement corrections and sale listing note
The notice outlines a one week sale on wallpaper sidewall land aluminum ladders with 50 percent off. A correction to a Potomac Edison water heater ad states free standard installation was misstated. installation carries a nominal charge.
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Sherwin Williams
Potomac Edison
Star
Britain accuses China of uncivilized attack on Peking mission
The British Foreign Office charged Mao regime with an outrageous act after Chinese Red Guards burned the British diplomatic mission in Peking and attacked staff. London limited Chinese diplomats travel and radio operations while protests and mass demonstrations continued in Hong Kong and Britain.
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London
Peking
Britain
Red China
Donald Hopson
Mao Tse-tung
Hong Kong
Whitehall
China
Foreign Office
Shen Ping
Hopson
Virginia Front Keeps Weather Unsettled With Showers
A stationary frontal system lingers over Virginia and drifts southeastward tonight. Showers and possible thunder showers remain likely across the region into the night, especially southeastern Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Murphy
Adm
Ulysses S. G. Sharp
Pacific
Loudoun St. Plan
Gemmil
William Karras
White Post
Florida
Air Force Jet
Karras
Missouri
Howard Johnson
Stanley
Questover Orchards
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