Planes Pound North Vietnam in Heavy Thursday Raid
American pilots conducted more than 375 sorties against targets from the 17th Parallel to Haiphong missile sites. One Navy jet was shot down by ground fire, and an Air Force F100 was lost with the pilot killed. The number of sorties exceeded prior records as weather and intense air support enabled broader bombing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
17Th
Haiphong
Reds
U.S
119Th
North
U.8
Hanoi
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hai Phong
U.S. Command
Oriskany
Vinh
Hanoi Radio
Parsonal troubles pile up at Frederick County Sheriff office
Amid sultry weather a heavier than usual crowd gathers at the Frederick County sheriff's office this morning. Sheriff DeHaven handles a county woman's tenancy dispute a Clarke County neighbor dispute a child custody issue and a cattle herd blocking a county road.
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Frederick County
DeHaven
Clarke County
Correction: Aluminum Folding Chairs at Kresge’s Ward Plaza
In last night’s Star the price for the reg. $3.95 Sturdy Aluminum Folding Chairs should read $2.44 each with a limit of 2. Kresge’s in Ward Plaza.
Winchester Days Boosted by Terrific Opening Day
Downtown Winchester merchants report a terrific turnout for Winchester Days despite heat. Rain added to the day’s challenge, with July rainfall totaling .73 inches versus a 3.83 average. Promotional director Paul Strawderman noted strong first day sales and crowds, while 700 people stayed for a courthouse TV giveaway as winners were announced.
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Winchester
Paul Strawderman
Johnson Calls Negotiators to White House Over Airline Strike
President Johnson summoned 11 managers and 11 union negotiators to the White House to push a collective bargaining solution to the airline strike. Moyers said no deadline was set, and both sides have moved closer but remain separated by about 25 million dollars in disagreements.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Congress
Capitol
Senate Labor Committee
Fate of Pound Sterling Tops Wilson-LBJ Talks
Washington AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson meets President Johnson to discuss Britain's monetary crisis and possible new austerity steps. Officials doubt, but warn a wage and price freeze may be needed to stabilize the pound, with Britain defending current measures for now.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Britain
Johnson
Wilson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Son
Moscow
CIA Chief Apologizes to Fulbright for Letter
The CIA director Richard M. Helms apologized to Sen. J W Fulbright for a letter praising a Globe-Democrat editorial critical of Fulbright. He is set to testify in a closed Senate Foreign Relations hearing today about the letter, which raised protests and questions on CIA oversight.
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Central Intelligence Agency
J.W. Fulbright
Fulbright
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senate
Helms
Arkansas Democrat
Brickbats
Tapib
Foreign Relations Committee
Search Started for U2 Plane in Panama Area
Five American astronaut recovery planes were alerted for a dawn search for a U2 recon plane that had flown with its pilot unconscious from Florida toward the Panama region. Capt. Robert D. Hickman, 32, of Alexandria Louisiana, commanded the aircraft from Barksdale AFB. The defense line indicated possible anoxia and automatic pilot control as the last radar contact placed the craft over Panama.
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Florida
Robert D. Hickman
Alexandria
Barksdale
Sarasota
Key West
Pentagon
Defense Department
U.S
Hickman
Fireman Overcome By Smoke At Berryville House Fire
Volunteer Fireman Mike Rogers overcome by smoke as four companies battled a Berryville age house fire last night. Rogers treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Firemen from Shawnee Clears Brook South End and Berryville assisted.
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Mike Rogers
Berryville
Rogers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shawnee
Clearsbrook
South End
Student survives rooftop fall at O'Connell Air Conditioning
James Wood High School student Tom Luttrell fell from a roof while working at the O'Connell Air Conditioning office. He suffered minor injuries to the shin neck and shoulder and was transported to the hospital by the Rescue Squad.
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Tom Luttrell
James Wood High School
Tom
O’connell
Navy to use female voice in submarine alarms
The Navy plans a recording voiced by Joan Ririe to sound alarms on submarines replacing red lights and horns. The system aims to trigger quick action during fire, flooding, or power failures amid claims that Navy men respond well to a female voice.
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Washington
Navy
Joan Ririe
Nortronics Dix Vision
Northrop Corp
Palos, Verdes
Calif
Ntronics
Armored truck robberies shake Boston area in 15 second heists
Violent crime plagues Boston with several armored vehicle robberies since January, totaling 327000 dollars. FBI involvement followed a Veterans Administration hospital shooting. Police link past mega heists to a 1950 Brink’s job and ongoing gangland violence with multiple unsolved cases and a fatal May 25 shooting near an expressway.
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Bromley Cook
Armored Banking ‘Service of
Lynn
Veterans Administration
Brink’s Inc
Bedford
Mass
Skelly Detective Service
Brookline
Concord
Brink’s
John Kreckler
Boston Police Department
Brink’s. Boston
Plymouth
Thomas J
O’brien
Somerville
Cornelius Hughes
Specter of White Violence Rises After Baltimore Rally
In Baltimore crowds after a National States Rights rally surged into Negro neighborhoods. police formed a cordon as about 100 white youths attacked, egged, and harassed residents. A boy was knocked down before rescue. no injuries reported as dawn broke and patrols increased.
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Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
National States Rights Party
Patterson Park
Robert Kaufman
Weather forecast for Virginia heat with possible storms
The Virginia area will remain hot as cooler air from New England fails to arrive today. Expect high temperatures and afternoon showers and thunder showers across the region.
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Richmond
New England
Virginia
Macy 3 Day Sale Highlights Raincoats and Slips
Macy runs a three day sale offering raincoats valued to 13 dollars for 5 dollars and slips at 3 dollars plus summer wear at 50 percent off. Numerous other specials are advertised.
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Macy
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