Mob Western Saigon protests Huong call while ambush hits Ranger battalion
A 1000 strong mob roamed Saigon for hours demanding Premier Tran Van Huong's ouster. Viet Cong ambushed a Ranger battalion near Binh Gia, killing a U S adviser and causing nine Rangers' deaths with 30 to 40 missing, while six Americans have died in the Binh Gia fighting since last Tuesday. Marine squads failed to stop the crowd as it clashed with police, injuring a photographer and others. The protest began amid anti government student trials, later canceled as the mob moved toward the market carrying a limp student. General Dong urged calm and warned against Communist plots, stressing democracy requires order.
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Binh Gia
U. S
Viet Nam
Sukarno Seeks Rival World Body For Emerging Nations
Indonesian President Sukarno plans to form a new organization of emerging forces to rival the United Nations. He doubts the UN’s value, cites past withdrawals, and aims for a regional grouping akin to the African Union ahead of the March Algiers talks.
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Security Council
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Sukarno
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Algiers
Long elected Democratic whip for the 89th Congress
Senate Democrats elected Russell B. Long of Louisiana as the party whip for the 89th Congress at a conference. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut reported the development amid other Capitol Hill updates.
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Washington
Russell
B. Long
D-La
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Rules Skirmishing and Seating Mark Congress Start
The 89th Congress opens with expected fireworks as House and Senate races and rules fights unfold. Johnson plans to outline his domestic program in the State of the Union at 9 p.m. EST, with live TV and radio coverage.
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Johnson
89Th Congress
House
Senate
Mississippi
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Assembly Test: Rhodes Opposed by Tax Increase Drive
In Columbus the 106th General Assembly opens amid a tax debate. Governor Rhodes opposes new or increased taxes while the Ohio Education Council campaigns for a one cent sales tax hike to fund public schools. The measure faces a split Senate and potential voter referendum if not enacted or amended. House leaders expect a two-day weekly session then a break.
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Ohio Education Council
Columbus
Ohio
106Th General Assembly
James Rhodes
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
Crats
GOP
John W. Brown
Frank W. King
Lucas
Democratic
Ted W. Brown
House
Ohio Education Coun
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Roger Cloud
R-Logan
A. G. Lancione
D.belmont
Cloud
Youths Crime Attempt Fails in Wilmette Suburb
Harrison Crouse an 18 year old University of Illinois freshman described as studious and ambitious is charged with fatally shooting his father Morris L. Crouse 47 mother and sister in the family home on Oxford Lane. Police quote him saying I thought I could get away with it. He faces a murder case in the North Shore suburb of Chicago where the family resided in a $40 000 home.
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Wilmette
University of Illinois
Harrison Crouse
Chicago
Crouse
Morris L. Crouse
Haskins & Sells
Rusk cautions against expanding Vietnam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urges restraint and opposes both widening the war and U.S. withdrawal. He warns against reckless action and favors persistence, noting the South Vietnamese can repel the Viet Cong while avoiding dangerous escalation or a drawn out settlement.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
United States
Rusk
Johnson
China
Clergy Wife Says Church Life Makes a Lousy Job
Brenda Wolfe wife of a parish priest in Wigan laments the double standard for clergy spouses. She says clerics should be celibate, notes four children, housebound duties, constant church involvement, and social scrutiny. She remains supportive of her husband but unhappy with church expectations.
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London
Brenda Wolfe
Prism
Wigan
Lancashire
Notions of Difference and Celibacy Stir Readers
Mrs. Wolfe discusses introspection and the question of twisting to invite comment. She cites clergy celibacy as un-Christian and notes her husband read the article before submission, joking about it.
Obscure Local Sections Highlight Sparse Page
Fragments show scattered city names Athens Chauncey Gallipolis Glouster Pomeroy Middleport and brief headings Editorial Obituaries Television Women. The unreadable scan hints at a community page with notices and listings but offers no clear events or stories to summarize.
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Athens - Chauncey
Gallipolis
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