Arrests After Attempt To Slay Bhutan King
AP reports in Sikkim that 12 suspects were arrested after an abortive plot to kill King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck during a visit to Kyishu monastery near Thimphu. A hand grenade was thrown and shots fired. the king was unharmed.
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Eisenhower Bemoans UN Laxity Over South Viet Nam
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, during a Wisconsin vacation, criticized the United Nations for not taking initiative in South Vietnam. He urged support for President Johnson and noted White House information is not public. He spoke as he prepared to return to Gettysburg after a 13 day stay in the Minocqua area. He expressed pride in his presidency and praised not facing hostility from locals. He said he would not predict his 1966 plans, given his age.
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Errant wheel kills boy at Kansas track
Hutchinson Kansas AP a wheel off a race car struck two young boys during national championship races near the fairgrounds grandstand Steven Paul Hasty 2 died and Johnny Cain 2 was injured critically the driver Herb Copeland 25 collapsed in shock after the tragedy and crowd stunned police noted the incident occurred Sunday at the event site suffered head injuries were reported for Johnny Cain
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Texas Attractions Pack In Tourists
A Texas survey shows the first half of 1965 bringing a record rise in visitation to state sites. Fort Davis and Fort Bliss led gains among historic sites, while Texas Parks and Wildlife reported 4.7 million visitors, with Lake Texoma and Padre Island attracting large crowds. Overall inflows climbed across state parks, military forts, and coastal roads, signaling a robust tourist season despite rainfall.
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Chiang says US could have saved China cheaper
In Taipei Chiang Kai-shek argues the United States could have saved China from communism at a fraction of the cost and effort now spent on Vietnam and the Communist threat. He criticized U S aid to the ROC campaign against Communists and claimed it bolstered Beijing. He spoke in a copyrighted interview with U S News & World Report from Taipei Formosa.
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Poultry Delegates Convene at UGA Next Week
More than 1,500 delegates to the Poultry Science Association will convene at the University of Georgia next week. Their first business session is scheduled for 6:00 a.m. local time.
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