Soviet protest note signals pressure over Vietnam war
AP reports from Moscow that a Kremlin protest to the United States warns that U S air attacks on North Vietnam threaten Soviet U S relations and peaceful coexistence. The note hints Moscow may seek a Geneva conference and urges Washington to ease pressure.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Ussr
U.S
France
Washington
North Viet Nam
Cuba
South Viet Nam
North
Ho Chi Minh
Pamely
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Southeast Asia
Major Battle Rages In Viet Nam Amid Airlifts and Falls
Reinforcements were airlifted into a major battle zone 40 miles southwest of Da Nang as fighting raged. An east Saigon operation of 3000 South Vietnamese soldiers failed to contact Viet Cong despite heavy bombing. The death toll rose with 301 Americans killed in combat since December 1961. Military leaders, including Gen Westmoreland and Ambassador Taylor, met in Da Nang for briefings while Johnson’s delegation toured the war front.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
U. S. Army
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Nga Trang
Phuoc Tuy
U. S
U. S. Army Special Forces
Curtis Publishing reports deficit and major personnel moves
Philadelphia Curtis Publishing Co. posts a 14 million dollar deficit and announces two senior changes. Matthew J. Culligan resigns as chairman effective immediately while William A. Emerson Jr. becomes editor of the Saturday Evening Post. Meanwhile in New York the Board of Education puts Dr. Calvin E. Gross on a three month paid leave as pressure builds to oust the city schools chief.
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Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Matthew J. Culligan
William A. Emerson Jr
New York
Board of Education
Calvin E. Gross
Gross
Tokyo reports losses from strikes on Pathet Lao targets
A Tokyo broadcast said U S jets and T28 aircraft struck targets in eastern Laos held by Pathet Lao, causing losses in lives and property. The report cites Thursday strikes and notes impact on the area controlled by the pro Communist group.
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Tokyo
Peking
U. S
Laos
Pathet Lao
Columbus police shoot and kill 21 year old man at East Side
Columbus police fatally shot William George Marshall after responding to an attempted burglary call at an East Side carryout. He died on arrival at University Hospital. The report also notes the eight week longshoremen strike resuming in Galveston with the South Atlantic District settling portions of the walkout affecting about 6000 workers in Miami and 54. bench.
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Columbus
William George Marshall
University Hospital
Galveston
South Atlantic
Miami
Air Force Keeps 663 UFO Reports Unidentified
Washington reports show 8908 UFO sightings investigated from 1947 to 1964. Of these 663 remained unidentified and evaluated as lacking sufficient data or not matching known objects. The Air Force found no threat to national security and found no evidence of extraterrestrial vehicles.
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Washington
Air Force
Associated Press
Earth
Athens council approves station lot purchase
In local notes the Athens city council approves a purchase of property at the station lot. Pa 135 YOUNGSTERS are highlighted in a brief feature. The issue also references exhibit projects in an annual Gallia Faire and a science page on area vocational school progress. Eastern Eagles beat Nelsonville Greyhounds 64 59 in cage tourney action.
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Athens
Council
Area
Eastern Eagles
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Wife Wants Reunion With Missing Husband in Akron
Mrs. Mary to Bader asks to meet her husband John Fritz Johnson who vanished eight years ago and was found in Omaha. Asked if Lawrence Bader should come for a talk she said that would be best. She notes their four children also wish to see their father.
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Akron
Mary To Bader
John Fritz Johnson
Omaha
Neb
Lawrence Bader
U S Shuts USIA Program in Indonesia Over Harassment
Washington orders an immediate end to the 1.18 million dollar U S information program in Indonesia and withdraws 17 USIA officers amid five years of attacks on libraries and libraries and reading rooms. Indonesian libraries are closed and books may be donated to universities. The move marks a rare postwar withdrawal under hostile conditions.
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Washington
America
Indonesia
Jakarta
U. S
U. S. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
USIA
U.S
Rowan
USSA
the Voice
Johnson says economy must grow 4 percent yearly to cut unemployment
President Johnson urges a 4 percent annual growth through 1970 to drop unemployment from 5 percent in February to about 3 percent. The 276 page manpower report cites the tax cut as key and notes keeping real output rising at 4.3 percent to absorb a growing job force.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Labor Department
White House
Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday in cold, cloudy wrap
Mostly cloudy and cold forecast tonight with intermittent light snow. Lows around 18 to 21 degrees. Saturday high remains unspecified as the weather period continues.
Fair Housing Bill Prompts Ohio Hearings Next Week
Ohio Senate hearings on a controversial fair housing bill begin next week as two measures seek to ban racial discrimination in selling financing and renting homes. Sponsor Sen Charles Montgomery chairs the Commerce and Labor panel amid past demonstrations and sit-ins linked to the legislation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Charles R.montgomery
Car Ae
Congress of
House
Bulletin: 1930s death due to heart issue at Se
A brief 1930s bulletin reports a death from a heart condition at Se. The notice gives minimal details on name or exact location, noting only the cause and general setting.
Discontent Grows Over Wilson Policies in Labour
Discontent with Prime Minister Harold Wilson's foreign defense and home policies spreads within Britain's Labour movement. It is unlikely to oust him but concerns from Labour's left have surfaced in the House of Commons, challenging the four month-old government.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
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