Laotian planes KO six Pathet Lao tanks and five trucks
Laotian air force T28 fighter bombers knocked out six Pathet Lao tanks and five trucks north of the Plaine des Jarres on May 11 during a routine sortie. The action targeted a convoy near Muong Soui, a Kong Le neutralist stronghold, amid regional tensions with combined Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Soui
Kong le
Pathet Laos
Classroom Boycott Closures Await Fire Of 360 Teachers In South Bend
South Bend Indiana AP reports the city school board moves to terminate contracts for 360 union teachers amid a classroom boycott. Federation leaders demand face to face negotiations while Superintendent Jardine prepares notices and appeals window. Disciplinary issues rise as parents pull children from class.
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South Bend
Ind
American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
George T. Bull
Federation Local Presie
Dent
Alex Jardine
Jardine
Uired
Federation
Washington woman wins 21 inch color TV at 1965 Auto Show
Mrs Edwin Scott of Washington DC won a 21 inch color television at the Ward Plaza Shopping Center Auto Show which runs through today. Other prizes include a phonograph to Mrs Nancy Clark a barbecue grill to Mary Foltz and a transistor radio to Virginia Aikens. The event is sponsored by the Ward Plaza Retail Merchants Association and the Winchester Auto Dealers Association.
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Edwin Scott
Washington, D.C
Ward Plaza
Nancy Clark
van Fossen
Mary Foltz
Winchester
Virginia
Aikens
Virginia Ave
War Plaza Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Auto Dealers Association
Dainty pineapple doilies pattern for gift crochet
A 1965 needlecraft notice offers pattern 7275 for pineapple design doilies in multiple shapes with sizes 8 to 11 inches, priced 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing, to be mailed to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star. Also promotes Needlecraft data log and decorative book offers with prices.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Johnson chides press on White House briefing demands
President Johnson teased the Washington press corps during remarks to the American Association of School Administrators in the Rose Garden as he defended wartime aid to South Vietnam and accused reporters of focusing on briefings and bomb tonnage instead of government actions. He warned of possible Freedom of Information challenges if no briefing officer is provided. He also touched on a libel case involving a medical association recording and addressed Soviet persecution of Jews in a Senate sense of the Congress, while noting airline industry jet plans and orders.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
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White House Rose Garden
Nation
United States
South Viet Nam
Freedom of Information Committee
American Mede ‘Ical Association
U.S. District Court
Unson
Frank Roberson
AMA
Paul Normile
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Roberson
U.S. Dist
Spottswood W. Robinson
Organized Labor
Organized Medicine
RFK Unveils Bust Of Late Brother In London
In London the Kennedy brothers attended the unveiling of a bronze bust of John F. Kennedy at the International Students House near Regent's Park. Money raised by the Sunday Telegraph funded the sculpture by Jacques Lipschitz, with donations capped at 2.80 per person and pennies from thousands of schoolchildren. The event followed the Queen Mother's opening of the students house, with Runnymeade to be the principal remembrance site where King John signed the Magna Carta in 1215.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert
Robert F. Kennedy
de N.Y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
International Students’ House
Regent’s Park
Jacques Lipschitz
Suneday Telegraph
Michael Berry
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Students’ House
Britain
New York
Chicago
Berkeley
Calif
Caroline
John
Vicenoria
Secret Service
Runnymeade
Elizabeth II
Runnymede
Cyclone Death Toll Climbs to 1435 in East Pakistan
The cyclone that struck East Pakistan on Wednesday has killed 1,435 people across eight districts. Tens of thousands were left homeless as winds exceeded 100 miles per hour. U S ambassador McConaughy announced a $25 000 humanitarian gift to aid victims.
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Pakistan
East Pakistan
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
China Expands Nuclear Test Claims Curbing Shock Abroad
Beijing hailed a second atomic explosion as a great victory yet promised it will not be first to use nuclear weapons. The United States echoed that Johnson era assurances on nonproliferation. Reaction in Japan was critical as leaders urged an immediate halt to all nuclear tests for humanity’s sake. China’s delivery method unclear, fueling debate over aircraft versus ground detonation. Western diplomats called the event politically significant amid Viet Nam tensions and Afro-Asian conference considerations. Trivedi of India denounced the test as harmful to peace and future generations. South Korea and neutral nations questioned the health and security impact of escalating nuclear threats. The British note linked to earlier Moscow treaty concerns.
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China
United States
Johnson
Peking People’s Daily
Japan
Peking
Kyodo
Mainichi
U.S
Alsiers
India
United Nations
Vishnu C. Trivedi
Postmaster General Praises Truman in Independence
Richard J. Murphy, assistant postmaster general, credited Harry S. Truman as a fine example of a postmaster who made good in Independence Missouri. Murphy presented Truman with a sheet of 50 Winston Churchill commemorative stamps during the visit. Truman once served as postmaster at Grandview, Missouri, a Kansas City suburb.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Richard J. Murphy
U.S
Truman
Grandview
Kansas City
Allied Parade Draws 50,000 in West Berlin Streets
Nearly 50,000 West Berliners lined the Street of the 17th of June to watch U S British and French troops parade with tanks armored cars and self propelled howitzers in a Allied Forces Day celebration reviewed by Maj. Gen. John F Franklin Jr Maj. Gen David Peele Yates and Maj. Gen Francois Binoche Mayor Willy Brandt among spectators near the Berlin Wall.
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Berlin
U.S
John F. Franklin Jr
David Peele Yates
Francois Binoche
Willy Brandt
Jet Kills Pilot as F105 Crashes in Thailand
An American Air Force F105 fighter lost power on takeoff at Takli Airbase in central Thailand and slammed into two houses. The crash killed the pilot and two others and injured nine people. The pilot’s identity was being withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Thailand
Takli
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