Rusk invites Congress to vote again on Viet Nam policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk invites Congress to vote anew on Viet Nam policy if doubt remains, signaling a potential repeat of 1964 authorization. Sen. Morse pledges a vote to rescind the Tonkin resolution, while Fulbright ends public hearings as security tightens amid threats.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
Rusk
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Morse
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Sen
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
House
Fulbright
Robert S. McNamara
Hubert H. Humphrey
Baltimore
Wmar-Tv
William Fulbright
The
Senate Foreign
Army medic Thom as Cole wounded in Vietnam battle
U. S. Army medic Private Thomas Cole of Richmond Virginia recuperates in a Saigon hospital after a bullet wound from a battle at An Thi in South Vietnam. He is seen writing letters as he mends from the injuries sustained weeks earlier.
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U. S. Army
Thomas Cole
An Thi
South Viet Nam
Cole
Richmond, Va
Saigon
Dating Parents Jobs Provide 625 Average for 24
A nationwide AP survey finds teenagers share about 15 billion dollars yearly, equating to 625 dollars per teen. The study notes 730,000 youths remain without jobs and highlights varied earnings from allowances and early part time work across ages 13 to 18.
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New York
Associated Press
Lindahl Defends Actions in Kaus Civil Case
Sheriff Doyle Lindahl held a press conference denying two main allegations in Camelia Kaus civil suits and said he notified Austin Police within 30 minutes of Kaus's Aug 29 1964 jail escape. He described the $19 400 settlement as fair and said it would not cost taxpayers.
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Bob Lee
Herald
Doyle Lindahl
Camelia Kaus
Lindahl
Conrad Kaus
Camelia
Leo R. Talley
Austin
Kaus
Everett Norman
Talley
Utes
Dale Rolfson
Rolfson
B52s Strike Twice Near Cambodian Border in Viet Nam War
U S B52 bombers used a new double strike tactic hitting three western Tay Ninh Province sites two miles from the Cambodian border. The raids target a Viet Cong infiltration point a central headquarters area and a training ground as U S forces press to cut north supply lines.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tay Ninh
Plantes
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
17Th Parallel
South
North Viet Nam
Soap helps village turn against Viet Cong in Vietnam
Detroit housewife Mrs Alfred Schwartzenfeld donated 40 bars of soap after a plea from Capt Sidney Linver to win villagers trust. Doc treated over 200 people during a visit near the post. Villagers warned security squad before a January VC assault, aiding a timely withdrawal without revealing squad moves.
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Detroit
Alfred Schwartzenfeld
Sidney L. Linver
Mrs. Schwartzenfeld
Rochester nun Mother Alcuin McCarthy dies at 67
Mother Alcuin McCarthy 67 native of Austin died at St Marys Hospital Rochester as general superior of the Sisters of the Third Order Regular of Saint Francis. Born Etta McCarthy July 17 1897 she joined the Rochesters Franciscans in 1922 and led schools before becoming superior in 1946 and reelected in 1952. She helped found Assisi Heights and led expansion. survived by sisters Edna and Alice. brother Msgr Francis McCarthy and sister Inez preceded. A requiem mass will be offered at the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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M. Alcuin McCarthy
Sisters of the Third Order Regular of
Saint Francis
Congregation of Our Lady of Lourdes
Rochester
St. Marys Hospital
Etta McCarthy
Austin
Rochester Franciscans
St. Augustine Parish
Winona State College
College of St. Teresa
Winona
University of Minnesota
Women’s Institutes
United States
Rome
Mother Alcuin
Mothers General
Mothers
Assisi Heights
Mother Aluin
Calvary Cemetery
Bishop Fitzgerald
Australian Pickets Meet Holt Amid Viet Nam War Talks
Prime Minister Harold Holt leaves a building after talks aimed at increasing Australian support for U S and South Vietnamese forces in Viet Nam. Australia currently has about 1500 troops in South Viet Nam.
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Harold Holt
U.S
Viet Nam
Australia
South Viet Nam
Canberra
Parliament Building
Hubert Humphrey
Eight-year sentence for manslaughter in Iowa crash
Gene Allan Williams of Webster City was sentenced to eight years at Anamosa for manslaughter in the Aug. 14 auto crash that killed 19 year old Roger Olmsted. Other items: milk prices rise in Des Moines. NATO ministers prioritize nuclear planning. Fox River ice jam dynamited near St. Charles prompting evacuations. NASA official says space goals uncertain. Dubuque sheriff case under advisement. draft card burner Stephen Smith free on probation with induction and new registration due.
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Webster City
Iowa
Gene Allan Williams
Anamosa
Roger Olmsted
DES Moines
Stephen Smith
Marion
Armed Services
University of Iowa
Roy Stephenson
Chilly reception awaits Wirtz at labor session
In Miami Beach Florida Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz faced a chilly welcome as AFL CIO leaders vented anger over Johnson administration handling of 14B repeal efforts. Union leaders warned of possible electoral impact in a nonpresidential year while Wirtz prepared to speak at the AFL CIO midwinter meeting.
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Wirtz
Miami Beach
Fla
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Florida
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Americana
White House
Senate
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
Siemiller
Congress
Jury Mistrial Declared In Krueger Slaying Trial
Paul Eric Krueger 18 of San Clements California faced trial in Brenham Texas for the April 12 1965 slayings of three Corpus Christi fishermen. Judge D Williams ruled a mistrial after jury selection proved impossible and the case will be returned to Kleeburg County Texas.
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Paul Eric Krueger
Brenham
Tex
D. Williams
Krueger
San Clements
Calif
Corpus Christi
Kleeburg County
Texas
Public Talk by Bishop at Queen of Angels Aud itorium
Msgr D A Cunninghan pastor of Queen of Angels announces that Austin pastors are invited to hear Bishop Fitzgerald report on the Ecumenical Council in Rome at Queen of Angels Auditorium Sunday Feb 20. Most city pastors have accepted. The 3 pm meeting is open to the public with no admission charge and no collection.
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Msgr
D. A. Cunninghan
Queen of Angels
Austin
Queen of Angels Auditorium
Fitzgerald
Ecumenical Council
Rome
Winona
Council of Catholic Men
Sacred Heart Hospice
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Harry Kelly
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
By Sally Ryan
Marty Flynn
Kansas
Pam Tipton
Coral Gables High School
Pam
Rommelle Witzke
McClure High School
St. Louis
Kaus Fair
Tal
Cambodian
Air Force
Vinh
Navy
Kitty Hawk
Enterprise
Dong Hoi
Alcuin
Humphrey
Midwest
John H. Brockway
Iowa Dairy Foods Association
Dairies
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Turkey
NATO Special Committee of Defense Ministers
ST. Charles, Ill
Fox River
St. Charles
Illinois
Robert €. Seamans Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dubuque, Iowa
Dubuque County
John F. Murphy
Murphy
Ings
Maritime Trades Department
Queen’s
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