Aides Discuss Need For Troops On Vietnam Mission
In Honolulu Gen Maxwell D Taylor and Clifford Clarke briefed Korean leaders on troop requirements for the Vietnam war. The mission sought allied support, but the exact troop requests remained unclear and were later denied by Clarke.
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Four Crown In Attempts I At Rescue
In Smithville Tennessee and Seoul Korea a dramatic rescue effort unfolded after a drowning incident at Center Hill Lake. A 7 year old boy Jeffery Williams drowned, followed by his 5 year old brother Jim and the mother in a separate tragedy during a family outing. The sergeant father Hershel Williams, a Ft. Campbell soldier, plunged to save his son and perished with the family later found beneath the water. Authorities noted a lake ledge dropping 15 to 18 feet. The events prompted inquiries into the lead and safety at the camping area.
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Removal Of 2 Sons To Israel Barred By Court
A New York State Supreme Court justice granted an injunction preventing Rozi Marash from taking her two American born daughters to live in Israel. Justice George M. Carney ruled the children are American citizens and entitled to be raised as such, noting Israel’s current conditions and the benefits of being raised in the United States. The plaintiffs are Robert Wechsler and Rozi Marash with Joshua in Israel.
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Joshua
George M. Carney
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Rights group targets King employer in civil rights case
A charge filed with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission accuses King and his employer of denying job opportunities to Negroes under a quota system. The case cites the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and seeks desistance from discriminatory hiring practices and participation in milk program implications.
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