Anti Ky Marchers Roam Saigon and Hue Amid Crisis
Rioting by about 1000 demonstrators in Saigon and 10,000 in Hue tests Ky regime as talks in Da Nang hint at peaceful resolution. U S advisers reinforce troops near Hue while 2000 protesters ignore a 9 pm curfew. Viet Cong bases attacked in jungle near Saigon as Jackstay operations push toward shipping lanes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Fice
Song
Phu Bai
U. S
Swift Action On Aid To India Jobs Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman testified on Johnson's India food relief plan. The Senate Agriculture Committee quickly approved the resolution endorsing the aid, with Republican Sen George Aiken leaving early for a doctor visit. The panel avoided Viet Nam questions as the measure passed.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Senate Agriculture Committee
Johnson
India
Viet Nam
Orville J. Freeman
House
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Freeman
Ellender
United States
Aiken
Letters From Viet Nam Soldier McClellan Homeward Dream Fades
Clarksville, Pa veteran Pfc Brent A McClellan 21 was killed Feb 27 in an ambush 300 miles north of Saigon. His parents preserve letters describing harsh conditions, malaria, scarce water, and the fear of going home. He writes of Masher operations, capturing prisoners, the death of Sgt Comas, and the ache for a distant future.
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Clarksville
Viet Nam
Pfc
Brent A. McClellan
McClellan
Saigon
George McClellan Jr
Ja Drang
Comas
Ith
Sgt
Sgt. Comas
Stepped Up Attack Set During Rainy Season
The United States plans intensified B52 airstrikes against the Viet Cong as South Vietnam approaches the monsoon season. Defense officials say the multi million dollar bombers, now modified to carry more ordnance, will support ground forces and strike bunkers and storage sites despite weather challenges.
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Bob Horton
Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
No Harm Seen In UN Action
United Nations and United States officials say the UN Security Council has not debated the U S call for a peace conference in Viet Nam due to Soviet and French opposition. Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg cites no loss of prestige for either side as diplomacy stalls after a 37 day lull in bombing and behind the scenes efforts by Secretary General U Thant.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
France
UN Security Council
Council
United States
U Thant
Manitoba Evacuations After Red River Floods
About 2800 people in Morris St. Jean Baptiste and Emerson were ordered to evacuate as flood waters rose in the Red River Valley. Premier Duff Roblin raised dikes along the river. crest projections suggested Winnipeg could reach near 29 to 30 feet. Damage estimates run to $9 million in North Dakota and $5 million in Minnesota. Red Cross counts ~500 evacuees in the region.
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Man
Manitoba
Red River
Morris
St. Jean Baptiste
Duff Roblin
Winnipeg
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minnesota - North Dakota
U. S. Corps of Engineers
American Red Cross
Truitt Named Kent State Cage Coach
Kent State University named Frank Truitt as head basketball coach effective immediately. The 41 year old comes from LSU where he completed his first year of a four year contract and will replace Bob Doll whose five year tenure ended.
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Kent
Kent State University Today
Frank Truitt
Louisiana State University
Kent State
Truitt
Ohio State Uniersity
Louisiae State
Bob Doll
The
Golden Flashes
Authorities Keep Sinatra From Mexico
Mexico declares Frank Sinatra persona non grata over the film Marriage on the Rocks which authorities say injures Mexico as a land of quickie divorces. A Los Angeles spokesman denies he was halted at Tijuana while vacationing in Acapulco where he owns property.
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Mexico City
Frank Siniara
Boom
Interior Ministry
Sinatra
California
Acapulco
Atlas-Centaur launch postponed amid high winds
Cape Kennedy reports third delay for Atlas-Centaur vital test flight due to high altitude winds. London sources say Prime Minister Wilson reshuffled the cabinet to prep for possible European Market entry within two to three years. Paris confirms Maria Callas renounces American citizenship amid marital and financial disputes. Mississippi guards block crowds as 2000 demonstrators clash at Alcorn A&M campus after protests against President J D Boyd.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
London
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Paris
Maria Callas
Lorman
Miss
Alcorn A&m College
Alcorn
J. D. Boyd
Coach Duffy Daugherty to speak in Athens tonight
Announcement lists Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty as the guest speaker at a community event in Athens tonight. The note appears among Athens items with other local notices and columns.
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Margaret Creek
Meigs County
Duffy Daugherty
Athens
Boosters Of Billboards Balk At Beautification
Columbus report on Ohio outdoor advertising groups opposing federal highway beautification controls. They warn the act could force destruction of one third of Cleveland billboards and all in Mount Vernon, with similar losses in Columbus Cincinnati Toledo Mansfield and Mount Gilead. Hearings proceed as regulators weigh new rules and possible loss of federal highway funds for noncompliant states. A Lake County official criticizes the use of $261,900 in beautification funds for dirt rather than hedges and shrubs.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Mount Vernon
Ohio Outdoor Advertising Association
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Kenneth Rector
Foster and Kleiser Outdoor Advertising of
Lake County
John D Hadden
Mentor
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Segregation in Cleveland Draws Federal Subsidy Critique
Cleveland schools chief Paul W. Briggs testified before the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, arguing federal housing programs subsidize segregation by concentrating poor Black residents in the inner city. He urged a rethinking of Cleveland housing plans as a 31 page public schools report was presented to the panel.
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Cleveland
U. S
Comdada Sin
Turesde
Paul W. Briggs
Briggs
Commission
Five Day Forecast With Below Normal Temperatures Ahead
The five day outlook shows temperatures averaging seven degrees below normal. Normal highs and lows listed for Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati. Cool conditions prevail with minor daily changes and light precipitation ranging up to about an inch in southern counties and higher amounts on at least one day.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Green Men Not Aboard UFO Assurances From Air Force
Secretary of the Air Force told the House Armed Services Committee that no reported UFO sighting has been proven a spaceship. Dr Harold Brown said 646 of 10 147 cases since 1947 remain unexplained, blamed on marsh gases planets comets pranks meteors fireballs and auroral streamers.
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Washington — i
The
Air Force
Harold Brown
House Armed Services Committee
Brown
Rumors of Impending Tragedy at Ohio University
The Messenger received several calls Wednesday morning about a predicted catastrophe at Ohio University that would wipe out half the student enrollment. The tip attributed the forecast to Mrs. Jeanne Dixon of Washington secrets, cited for correct predictions such as the assassination of President Keane may.
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Ohio University
Messenger
Jeanne Dixon
Washington
Keamnecy
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