Skyraiders Strike Allied Troops By Mistake In Vietnam
A chaotic Skyraider bombing incident in South Vietnam hits friendly forces. Capt. Robert Duker of Eur ope Iowa dropped to cover as bombs fell near the 9th South Vietnamese Regiment’s 1st Battalion. Spec. 4 Roger Waffald radioed for help as debris rained down and the origin of the attacking plane remained unclear.
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South Viet Nam
Bth
South
9Th
So Vietnamese
Robert Duker
Europe
Iowa
Roger Waffald
Buchanan
Mich
Waffold
Skyraiders
Chilean quake swamps El Cobre area. 400 feared dead
A 230 foot dam burst unleashed a mud water torrent burying El Cobre and destroying 60 to 70 cottages. President Frei toured the stricken zone while crews cleared rockslides and detours formed on damaged highways as fires sparked across dozens of cities.
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el Cobre
Santiago
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Ois
Supreme Court ruling on employer plant closure and union impact
The Supreme Court held that closing an entire business to pressure a union is not per se an unfair labor practice, though parts of the business may be treated differently. The decision sent the case back to the Labor Board for further proceedings on partial closures and related issues.
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Supreme Court
Labor Relations Board
Textile Workers Union
Darlington
J. Goldberg
Harlan
High Tribunal
U.S. Court of Appeals
4Th Circuit
Harland
Labor Board
Rail Merger Between Penn Central and New York Central Favored with Conditions
Examiners recommend approving a merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads with strict conditions. A key requirement would force freight service over New Haven lines. The 19 631 mile system would span 14 states the District of Columbia and Canada. The Erie Lackawanna would not be included but the record stays open for 10 years.
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New Haven
States
District of Columbia
Canada
East Coast
Mississippi River
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Penn Central
Tons of Paper Fall Honors Astronaut Heroes
A clipping notes honors for astronaut heroes and President Hubert H. Humphrey with references to national accolades and ceremony coverage. It highlights recognition of space program leaders and the country’s top political figure acknowledging achievements.
Burma Surgeon Seagrave Dies in Namkham Hospital
Washington reports the death of Seagrave author of Burma Surgeon in Namkham Hospital. Burmese nurses kept a grief watch on the hospital grounds as the noted writer passed away in the conflict area.
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Burma
Namkham Hospital
Secakode Tyeta
Seagrave
Civil Rights Leaders Step-Up Push in Alabama Impeach Wallace
Civil rights groups in Alabama mobilize for large demonstrations to rally Negro voters and press for reforms. Leaders vow a sustained campaign to expand registration and press political action against Wallace amid the ongoing civil rights struggle.
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Wallace
Alabama
King Calls For Economic Boycott To Force State Into Submission
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference plan an economic withdrawal against Alabama. He urged unions to avoid Alabama products and asked the federal government to withdraw funds from Alabama projects and deposits. Alabama GOP chair Thomas Brigham questioned King's motives.
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San Francisco
Martin Luther King Jr
Sanday
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Baltimore
King
Alabama
Thomas Brigham
GOP
Klan Leader Denies Claim as Spectator Calls Johnson Liar
Fragmentary OCR records show a confrontation where an impersonation figure under the Klan banner challenges a public figure, with an accused liar label muttered amid disputed remarks. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse for full names or dates.
Little Chance For 3 Bills Before Easter
Washington report notes slim prospects for three pending bills before Easter. Authors and sponsors are unnamed in the fragment. Further details on the legislation or deadlines are not provided.
Klans Leaders Seek Face to Face Talk With President Johnson
Two Ku Klux Klan leaders Carl Calvin F Craig and Robert St Gelton Jr asked for a direct meeting with President Johnson after his sharp denouncement of the group as hooded bigots. No immediate comment from the men or their attorney Nicholas Katzenbach. The report notes Johnson’s stance and the leaders’ request following the controversy.
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Washington
Johnson
Calvin F. Craig
Ea Robert St Gnelton Jr
South
Nicholas Katzenbach
Deene Johassa
Atlanta
Ohio news brief outlines district events and obituaries
Fragmented text notes Tri County vocational school coverage for Ath ens Perry and Hocking Counties and a district American Legion stance at Ohio U. scattered lines mention obituaries and local spots with unclear details.
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Tri-County Vocational School
Athens, Perry
Hocking Counties
American Legion
Ohio U.rete
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Yameogo
LBJ
Viola Liuzzo
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Collie Leroy Jr
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