Viet Nam War Talks Under Manila Summit Pressure
General Westmoreland reported allied forces in Viet Nam are rising and morale is strong as leaders in Manila press for pacification and reconstruction. President Johnson urged unity and vowed to deter aggression while noting the need for more troops and intensified efforts to win hearts and minds.
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Manila
Uss
Viet Nam
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Westmoreland
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Westmoreland cites security aims in South Vietnam
General Westmoreland says 33 government officials or civilians cooperate with the government and notes 51 kidnappings and 122 other acts of terrorism. He asserts military power can only secure a climate for South Vietnam to develop government, resources, and production. Premier Ky says an amnesty for insurgents will be offered soon, with North Vietnam as an option for those choosing the Communist path.
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South Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Five Die As Car Hits Fiery Ohio Crash On U S 40
United States 40 crash near the Indiana border killed four Lucerne Valley Califonia family members and two Ohioans in a separate collision. Ohio toll rose to at least 23 across the weekend with many victims in a cooling pattern of traffic deaths.
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Lucerne Valley
Calif
Indiana
California
Gettysburg
Preble County
Two Supervisors Elected In Soil Conservation Race
Two supervisors won in a local soil conservation race as reported on page two. Voters chose candidates to oversee land care programs, with results affecting county environmental priorities and funding decisions.
Sheppard defense hints at no witness stand at retrial
Attorney F Lee Bailey suggested Samuel H Sheppard may not testify or present evidence in his murder retrial. The 42 year old former osteopath is appealing a Supreme Court mandamus after nine years in prison for the 1954 death of his first wife Marilyn.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Marilyn
Fense
F. Lee Bailey
Alan Severs
Bailey
Cleveland Trial Begins Proceedings For Sheppard Murder Case
Not testifying, Richard Sheppard sits coolly as trial moves forward in Cleveland. Judge Talty allows inquiry into impartial jury with 15 women and 9 men summoned. The second degree murder indictment covers Marilyn Sheppard's 1954 death. premeditation not charged as in prior trial. Severs, linked to Marilyn’s father, is among witnesses.
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Severs
Francis J. Talty
Bailey
Sheppard
Cleveland
Talty
Supreme Court
Thomas Reese
Marilyn Sheppard
Anti Viet Miners Demonstration Near Manila Hotel
Police clashed with about 2,000 students outside the Manila Hotel as President Johnson rested after Viet Nam summit talks. Officers fired into the air, charged with truncheons, and drove demonstrators away while a CBS cameraman was injured amid the protest over U.S. Viet Nam policy.
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Manila
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Tom Reynolds
CBS
Spy Escape Shakes Up Parliament
London police monitored eight Communist ships at the docks and embassies as Prime Minister Harold Wilson faced a political storm over double agent George Blake escaping Wormwood Scrubs Prison. Detectives suspected Blake, 44, left Britain within hours of the breakout. Conservative MPs moved to censure the government for lax security.
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London
Harold Wilson
George Blake
Scotland Yard
London Docks
Blake
Britain
Wormwood Scrubs
Vitamin A Halts Lung Cancer in Hamsters
Tokyo AP reports Dr. Umberto Saffiotti of Chicago Medical School found high doses of vitamin A reduced lung tumor development in hamsters exposed to cancer-causing benzpyrene. He warns results are not a cue for people to self dose and notes air-borne particulates and cigarette smoke aid cancer delivery to the lungs.
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Tokyo
Umberto Saffiotti
Chicago Medical School
Vitamin A Reduces Cancer in Dusted Hamsters Study
Dr. Saffiotti treated hamsters already exposed to dust with two 5000 unit doses of vitamin A. Only one hamster developed a tumor versus about 30 percent of dusted mice not given vitamin, suggesting a preventive effect.
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Ican
Reds
7Th Marine Regiment
Demilitarized Zone
Leathernecks
7Th Fleet
Bio Reds Continue Verbal War
The Soviet Union accuses Red China of absurd bar racks style communism while Peking calls Soviet leadership a gang of renegades. Pravda slams Mao Zedong cultural revolution as destroying monuments and culture and undermining party organizations. The People's Daily critiques the USSR for expelling Chinese students.
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Soviet Union
Red China Today
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Communist Party
Pravda
Mao Tse-tung
China
Peking People’s Daily
U.S.S.R
Speeded Data Flow Set By Universities
Gov James A Rhodes announced federal approval for an Ohio plan to speed university to industry information sharing. The first year will spend over 300000 to pass along technical data on topics like hydraulics and electronics controls via a statewide network linking Cleveland State Kent State Ohio State Ohio University and the universities of Akron and Cincinnati.
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James A. Rhodes
U.S. Department of Commerce
Ohio
Rhodes
Draulics Information and Electronics Controls
Cleveland State
Kent State
Ohio State
Ohio University
Akron
Cincinnati
Ohio Board of Regents
Reams Opposes Penn Central Merger Action
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frazier Reams Jr. urged the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to block the Penn Central merger arguing it would cost thousands of Ohio jobs and rail services needed to attract industry. He cited 42.6 percent of predicted job losses in Ohio and said Erie-Lackawanna could not survive the merger and that Gov Rhodes ignored requests from 29 governmental units and rail lines.
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Toledo, Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Carl Johnson
PUCO
Reams
Toledo
Ohio
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
James A. Rhodes
B&o C&o Railway
High Court to Review Viet Nam War Protest Convictions
The Supreme Court agreed to review the 17 convictions for disorderly conduct from a Duffy Square protest on August 8 1964 against U S involvement in Vietnam. The May 2nd Movement organizers say rights to free speech and assembly were violated while 14 others were fined or jailed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Duffy Square
New York City
the Square
47Th Street
Broadway
Manhattan
Supreme
Albert Maher
Levi Laub
Vincent Copeland
High Tribunal
Battle Lull Continues In Viet War
In South Viet Nam small scale fighting flared in scattered sections while a monsoon cut US air strikes on North Viet Nam. A civilian bus hit a Viet Cong mine near Hue killing 15 and wounding 20 as Viet Cong mortars hit four outposts and US positions. Marine and paratrooper units reported light casualties with counterfire and naval gunfire supporting actions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Manila
Hue
Central Highlands
Amer
Prisoner Exchange Bid Sought in Manila Talks
United States asks Manila summit to include a bid for prisoner swaps with North Vietnam in the final statement. Washington believes Hanoi holds more than 100 Americans and has blocked talks via third parties.
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Manila
United States
North Viet Nam
Washington
International Red Cross
Hanoi
Red Cross
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Gulf Stag Hit by Fire Forces Evacuation Near Morgan City
Flames engulf a Gulf Stag tanker 60 miles southwest of Morgan City Louisiana as 40 crew members abandon ship. Coast Guard reports seven missing amid the vessel's sinking status while the Atlantic Prestige rescues the captain and many crew members.
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Here
Coast Guard
Gulf Stag
Atlantic Prestige
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