GOP Moderates Shift From Hard Line On Vietnam War
Congressional Republicans back away from a tougher Vietnam stance. Senate Leader Dirksen says the president should tell the public the whole truth while senators report voters prefer not to broaden the war or withdraw. The GOP Coordinating Committee did not renew Kennedy style quarantine for Haiphong.
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Southeast Asia
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Viet Nam
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Haiphong
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Cuba
George Romney
Michigan
Oif Deder
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
White House
Weather warms as temperatures reach mid 90s statewide
The mercury rose to a season high of 96 yesterday continuing an eight day stretch near 90. Today a noon reading at Winchester Fruit Laboratory showed 89 with forecast highs in the upper 80s to 90s and a chance of cooler conditions tomorrow. Partly cloudy skies with scattered thunder showers and a low in the upper 50s to 60s are expected.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Rescue Squad Logs Busy Night With Six Illness Calls
Rescue Squad handled six general illness calls overnight, increasing the annual total to 804. M. D. Haines of 903 Berryville Ave reports a tomato growing golf ball size with no blooms on the plant.
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M. D. Haines
Berryville Ave
Monk Clings to Hunger Strike as Saigon Braces
In Saigon a hunger strike by a Buddhist monk persists despite his arrest and fasting on sugary liquids. U S air and ground operations intensify against North Vietnam with raids on Yen Bay and Thanh Hoa areas as relief efforts resume amid mounting war pressures. The Unified Buddhist Church patriarch Thich Tinh Khiet, 80, ordered the monk to end the protest.
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Thanh Hoa
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Hue
Imposter Fails to Get Crack at the Viet Cong
A San Francisco computer worker, 21, claiming to join the Army, swapped identities with a soldier in San Francisco and reached Saigon before being discovered. He faced possible charges as US officials tried to arrange passage home for the family of the real solider.
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San Francisco
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Saigon
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Virgil Stucki
Lafayette
Calif
Army
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Byrd Boots Feud Over Red China Comment Rumors
A Norfolk Virginian Pilot paragraph quoting Boothe on recognizing Red China sparked strong replies from Sen. Byrd's camp. Boothe denied advocating recognition while criticizing the idea of ignoring a 700 million country. Byrd and allies attacked the remarks as hypocritical during Virginia political campaigning.
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Armistead L. Boothe
Boothe
Byrd
del. W. C. Daniel
Rport
United States
China
Viet Nam
Alexandria
Americans Start Withdrawal From the Dominican Republic
A battalion of U S paratroopers begins boarding ships to withdraw the 8000 man Inter-American Peace Force from the Dominican Republic The 1100 man artillery unit from the 82nd Airborne will embark over two days The OAS voted to withdraw the six nation contingent within 90 days The force helped restore stability after the 1965 civil war and the Balaguer inauguration is planned The United States has 6800 troops in the force with others from Paraguay Nicaragua Honduras Costa Rica and Brazil
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Brazil
Dodd Hearings Recessed After West Germany Trip Testimony
Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Sen. Thomas J. Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official business for a case involving Bogdan Stashinsky. He said it was to gather information and he was willing to help Julius Klein, a Chicago public relations man, who is a registered agent for German firms. The panel planned to resume after July 15, with Klein set to testify.
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Connecticut
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Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
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Internal Security Subcommittee
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James P. Boyd Jr
Boyd
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Absentee Ballot Application Notice May Be Made
Application for absentee ballot may now be made to the Mrs. Robert M. Grim to vote by absentee ballot. You may call 662-8129.
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Robert M. Grim
California Shakes Hardest in 11 Years
A strong California quake centered near Parkfield jolted the region Monday night with magnitude 5.0 to 5.3 aftershocks. No extensive damage or injuries were reported beyond a fallen chimney and plaster cracks. A minor cut was the only injury.
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Central California
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San Miguel
University of California Seismologists
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San Andreas
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Priest Valley
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Kern
Kings Counties
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California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
San Francisco
GE Fans From 19.95 Charge It At Coopers Jewelrys
A local reader reports GE brand fans available with a 19.95 price tag at Coopers Jewelrys. The notice highlights installment purchase options and store contact details for inquiries.
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Coopers Jewelrys
Pope Receives Birth Control Study Report
Pope Paul VI today received the 800 page birth control study commission report. Vatican sources expect him to study it through the summer and issue a major encyclical in the fall on whether the church's ban on artificial contraception should be modified. Cardinal Dopfner delivered the document, noting the commission summarized various points of view rather than giving specific recommendations.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Julius Cardinal Dopfner
Munich
Peronists Shut Out Of Picture
Argentina's military leaders staged a swift bloodless coup and ousted President Arturo Illia to exclude Peronists from politics. Lt Gen Pascual A Pistarini would head a junta and install Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania as interim president with Vice President Carlos Perette fleeing to Uruguay. The coup followed months of threats amid Peronist gains and U.S. pressure reportedly backing constitutional order.
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Carlos Perette
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Uruguay
Julio R. Alsogaray
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Alsogaray
Juan D. Peron
U.S
Eduardo Castro Sanchez
Castro Sanchez
Congress
Weather Stagnates Across State as High Pressure Lingers
Cloudy conditions covered most of the state today as a lingering high pressure area stalled in the lower atmosphere. No significant precipitation was reported and temperatures remained mild.
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