Thieu warns US talks on Vietnam must include Saigon
Saigon president Nguyen Van Thieu warned that any political agreement with Hanoi must hear Saigon. He summoned allied envoys to the palace to voice misgivings about forthcoming U S contacts with Hanoi and said the United States has no right to discuss Vietnam politically in talks with Hanoi.
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Johnson Delays Hawaii Trip After King's Murder
President Johnson postponed his Hawaii departure for a second time amid nationwide turmoil sparked by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Civil rights leaders met at the White House as violence erupted in Memphis and cities nationwide, with police shootings, arson, and looting reported. federal officials rushed to Memphis and Nashville to assess security and King’s death sparked an outpouring of grief and calls for nonviolence.
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Death of Dr Martin Luther King Jr Shocks Memphis
The city reacts to Dr Martin Luther King Jr being shot in Memphis. Police tracked a white car, two men were questioned and released, while the FBI opened an investigation at the request of Attorney General Ramsey Clark. The Commercial Appeal offered a 25000 dollar reward for the killer.
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Violent riots sweep cities after King's death
Across Washington New York Memphis and other cities violence erupted after the assassination of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. White and Negro victims were reported with looting stabbings and shootings as police and National Guard were deployed. The unrest spread from Harlem to other boroughs and cities with officers wounded and property damage reported. Temperatures and weather outlook followed the turmoil with rain later in the week.
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Siege of Khe Sanh Lifted Says U S Officer
In Saigon AP dispatch the siege of Khe Sanh is declared over by a senior U S officer though relief forces remain near the base. Marines report heavy fighting on a flank as the operation to open Highway 9 yields 180 North Vietnamese killed and 24 U S dead or wounded.
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