Reds Refuse To Be Drawn Into Combat
In Saigon the weekly casualty report shows lower enemy losses and reduced Allied casualties, with 961 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and 198 Americans killed and 1,248 wounded. U.S. pilots claim two MIGs shot down and 115 barges damaged as the enemy appears to regroup, while South Vietnamese deaths fall to 213 with 597 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Spock sentences fuel opposition to Vietnam war
Dr Benjamin Spock and three co defendants receive two year prison terms and hefty fines for antidraft activities. Spock vows to keep opposing the war as Yale chaplain William Coffin and author Mitchell Goodman also face penalties and bond stays pending appeal in U.S. District Court in Boston.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Spock
U.S. District Court
Francis J. W. Ford
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
Harvard
Michael Ferber
Coffin
Goodman
Ferber
Ford
U.S
Britain to Hand Singapore Naval Base to Singapore
LONDON AP Britain says it will turn over the Singapore naval base to Singapore by year end as part of a Far East pullback plan. The white paper confirms Singapore will convert the base for commercial use while Britain reinforces Hong Kong and redeploys forces to strengthen NATO commitments in Europe and the Mediterranean.
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London
Britain
Far East
Singapore
Lenz
Europe
Hong Kong
China
Suez
North Atlantic Treaty Organization For
Mediterranean
Blood Drive at Christ Church Parish Hall July 23
Town Crier announces new hours for the July Bloodmobile at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall noon to 5 15 p.m. Winchester Jaycees sponsor to reach 190 donors to meet 165 pints goal. Red Cross appointment line 662-5412. Montmorency Cherries J K Robinson Merriman's Lane. You pick 80 cents we pick 1.00 662-0069 or 667-1743.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Jaycees
Peresons
Red Cross
Montmorency
Cherries
J. K. Robinson
Merriman’s Lane
Montmorency Cherries R & T Packing Co
Middle Road
Sweden Host To Talks on Middle East
Stockholm hosts Kosygin and Jarring to discuss Arab Israeli deadlock amid Soviet plans for Middle East disarmament and Israeli withdrawal. Ball lines up talks in London with Caradon as Nasser-Tito discussions in Belgrade influence Cairo’s stance.
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Sweden
Middle East
Stockholm
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
George Ball
London
Kosygin
Omal Abdel Nasser
Moscow
Gunnar Jarring
U.N
Jarring
Ball
Lord Caradon
United Nations
Geneva
U Thant
Nasser
Yugoslavia
Tito
Israel
Jwhat
Egypt
Belgrade
Cairo
Michael ‘Stewart
United States
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Soviets Release Two American Students From Detention
Stanford Austrian division students James Kratzer of Davis and Larry Watson of Northridge were freed by Soviet police after being detained at Brest on the Soviet Poland border. They faced possible prison terms for allegedly smuggling old icons and anti Soviet literature out of the USSR.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Stanford University
James Howard Kratzer
Davis
Larry Robert Watson
Northridge
U.S
Stanford
Brest
Pravda
Communist Party
Kratzer
Moscow
DeHaven Family Featured In Local Photo Of Weekend Pools
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel DeHaven of Clearbrook pictured with a crowded pool scene as seasonably warm temperatures are forecast this weekend. Star Photo by Larry Sullivan.
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Manuel DeHaven
Clearbrook
Larry Sullivan
Reagan Denies Report He Will Announce Race
Reagan denies a Boston Herald Traveler claim that he will announce a presidential bid on July 21. Reagan's aide says the air time is for a speech film and the report is false. Nixon eyes big city and industrial states while Rockefeller warns about southern reliance.
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Reagan
Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
Boston Herald Traveler
James Mahoney
Lyn
Nofziger
Indianapolis
Herald Traveler
Richard M. Nixon
Ice Formed In Jesus Birth Year Melted At Annapolis Lab
Antarctica ice from McMurdo Sound dating to the year of Jesus birth was melted at the U S Naval Academy lab. Three blocks weighing 130 pounds yielded 15 gallons of water. Portions go to the Vatican and the Naval Academy Chapel, with another mixed into ring dipping ceremony water.
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Lab
U.S
Annapolis
Antarctica
Jesus Christ
Vatican
McMurdo Sound
National Science Foundation
U.S. Naval Academy Science Laboratory
Naval Academy Chapel
Seven Seas
Academy
James W. Kelly
Naval Chaplains
Abbot
T. O. Jones
Baltimore
U.S. Coast Guard
West Wind
Washington
Clifford Will Fly to Saigon on Saturday
Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford announced he will fly to South Vietnam on Saturday with Pentagon and State Department officials to assess the war situation and an anticipated enemy offensive. He will brief President Johnson in Honolulu late next week and noted activity remains high near the DMZ and Saigon. He also outlined plans approved July 1 for a superhigh speed submarine to counter Soviet progress, while defending Pentagon leaders against criticism from Vice Admiral Rickover.
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Washington (Ap
Clark M. Clifford
South Vietnam
Pentagon
State Department
Honolulu
Johnson
Clifford
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Defense Secretary
John S. Foster
Clifford Sai
Dispute Halts Work at GM Plant in Martinsburg
Construction crews refuse to cross a picket line at the Chevrolet Motor Parts Division plant in Martinsburg causing all building work to stop. The dispute involves L F Still Company of Atlanta Georgia and the local union workers, with GM not directly involved.
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Chevrolet Motor Parts Division
Martinsburg
L.F. Still Company
Atlanta, Ga
General Motors
Housing Bill Advances to Conference in Johnson Program
The House passed a $5.4 billion, three year housing bill with subsidies to help about 500,000 low income families buy homes. It retained most spending, cut $100 million in two controversial items, and sent the measure to Senate conference after a 295 to 114 vote.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Charles R. Jonas
R-N.c
Senate
Chamber
Robert C. Weaver
Chicago Strike Drags on as IBEW Holds Firm Offer
An Illinois Bell spokesman says striking IBEW workers have not budged from their wage demand offer. The 11 800 electricians have stalled communications gear for the Democratic National Convention, fueling reports the event could move if the dispute persists. Democratic officials deny any relocation plan.
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Chicago
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Joseph O’brien
Illnois Bell
Floods Ravage Western Central England Amid Heavy Rain
Western and central England faced flash floods with up to six feet of water in low areas. Troops helicopters and amphibious vehicles rescued hundreds as 39 major roads closed and rail service to Bristol Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham canceled. Two deaths reported and several missing. London largely escaped flooding but widespread road and basement flooding occurred.
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London
England
Bristol
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
West Country
Devon
Keynsham
Rain Dampens Virginia Regions From Frontal System
A frontal weather system brought rain to several areas of Virginia today. The steady showers affected communities across the state with wet roads and cooler temperatures noted by local observers.
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Richmond
Virginia
Macy Half-Size Summer Dresses At Loudoun Street Sale
Macy at 181 North Loudoun Street runs a large clearance of half-size summer dresses and sportswear with substantial price cuts. The ad highlights reduced fashions for women seeking affordable wardrobe updates.
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Wender’s Inc
Macy
N. Loudoun St
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