Red China Will Not Enter War say Wheeler
Washington UPI Johnsons top military adviser Gen Earle Wheeler said China would not join the Vietnam war unless the U S attacks the Chinese mainland He estimated an overt action by the U S would trigger Chinese intervention A Paris Match report claimed a secret U S Peking understanding kept Red China out of the war if certain conditions held The White House declined comment and Secretary Rusk denied any secret agreement saying there is no major movement toward settling the war on North Vietnam’s part
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China
United States
Earle G. Wheeler
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rene Cabernat
Paris Match Magazine
Red China
Foreign Ministry
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Red River
White House
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rockefeller says Arkansas prisons worst in nation
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller labeled Arkansas prisons the nation’s worst in his inaugural address while admitting he was deeply shocked by a 67 page state police report detailing torture extortion and parole sales at Tucker Prison Farm southeast of Little Rock The report cited a Tucker telephone device used to torture inmates and described abuses ranging from money pilfering by a former prison superintendent to coercive sex acts and violent beatings with needles pliers and a rubber hose.
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Ark
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Tucker Prison Farm
Rockefeller
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Agreement Reached on Deletions In Death of a President
NEW YORK UPI reports a settlement in a landmark literary dispute over deletions in the book Death of a President. The agreement narrows parts of the text while preserving core events and named individuals involved in the high profile case.
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John
Negro Sheriff Takes Office in Alabama
Lucius Amerson was sworn in as Alabama's first Black sheriff since Reconstruction, with a white chief deputy and two Black deputies on his four-man force in Macon County. In Selma, Wilson Baker hired Nathaniel Holmes and named W.D. Cotton Nichols as chief deputy for a 10-man team, signaling integrated law enforcement in the region.
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Alabama
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Amerson
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Nathaniel Holmes
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Cotton) Nichols
Stern Publishes Uncut The Death of a President in Germany
Stern magazine defies Look magazine threats by continuing the unedited serialization of William Manchester’s The Death of a President in Hamburg. Look sought court action and alterations after Mrs. Kennedy objected, but Stern paid $72,500 for the edition and insists no changes are needed.
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