Red China pledges aid to North Viet Nam in vow
Peking radio reported Premier Chou En-lai told North Vietnamese Ambassador Tan Tu Binh that China would aid North Viet Nam with all necessary actions until final victory in the South. The pledge followed Ho Chi Minh's defiant mobilization call and extended resistance to U.S. air raids.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
North Viet Nam
U.S
Peking
Chou En-lai
Tan Tu Binh
Ho Chi Minh
America
Rusk Warns Reds About Volunteers in Viet Nam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact allies against sending volunteers to fight in Vietnam. He urged North Vietnam to observe civilized treatment of American airmen, warned against widening war, and reaffirmed U.S. commitment to South Vietnam. A U.S. official count noted 62 Americans held by Hanoi. China pledged support but did not indicate troop dispatch.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
United Press International
Rusk
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Cairo
United Arab Republic
U.S
UAR
Peking
Chou
China
U.S. Warns North Vietnam Over Wartime Prisoners Note
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg delivered a note to the International Red Cross warning of disastrous consequences if North Vietnam tries captured U.S. pilots as war criminals. He said the letter, authorized at the highest level, cites the Geneva Prisoner of War convention. The Red Cross voiced deep concern for American prisoners held by Hanoi.
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Geneva
UPI
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
International Red Cross Today
North Viet Nam
United Nations
Red Cross
Roger Gallopin
Johnson
Countdown for Gemini 10 launch this afternoon
The countdown for Gemini 10 began with astronaut John Young and Michael Collins set for a 6 21 p m EDT launch after an Atlas Agena rendezvous at 4 40 p m. Weather was favorable, with a 15 percent thunderstorm risk, and the mission aims include two docking events and a 55 minute spacewalk by Collins.
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Artist
Cape Kennedy
API
John Young
Michael Collins
Gemini
Young
Collins
U.S. Space Agency
Space Agency
Agena
Merritt Island
Moonport
Arraignment Delayed For Suspected Killer
CHICAGO UP I reports the arraignment of Richard Speck for the eight nurse murders was delayed as officials debate security. The 24 year old drifter, captured after a bloodsoaked attack on Skid Row, faces high security measures and a possible jail transfer for court. A 12 inch hunting knife linked to Speck was recovered and crime lab tested. Five victims were buried or returned to the Philippines as authorities prepared for Day One in court.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Speck
Speck
Cook County
Criminal Courts
Skid Row
Bridewell House of Correction
Texas
U. S. Supreme Court
Crime Laboratory
Philippines
South Chicago Community Hospital
Amurao
National Guard Ends Riot Patrols in Chicago
National Guard troops fully withdrew after three nights of patrols on Chicago's west side restoring calm. Six arrests were reported Sunday night in the district where two people were shot to death and many injured last week during rioting. Maj. Gen. Francis P. Kane, commander of the 33rd Infantry Division, ordered 1,236 troops off the streets.
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Chicago
UPI
West Side
National Guard
Francis P. Kane
33Rd Infantry
Santarcangelo Seeks Second Term in Vermont Senate
Vermont state Senator Salvatore Santarcangelo of Bennington County announced plans to seek re election to a full two year term. The 47 year old Republican first won his seat in the special state election after reapportionment and will seek the Republican nomination in September. His colleague Allan B Rngney Jr of Arlington has also said he will run again. The county has two state senators.
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Salvatore Santarcangelo
Bennington County
Santarcangelo
Senate
Allan B. Rngney Jr
Arlington
Hoff seeks unprecedented third term in Vermont
Governor Philip Hoff of Vermont formally announced his candidacy for an unprecedented third term at a statewide rally in Burlington. He outlined four years of gains, saying Vermonters can now aim for broader goals beyond basics like education and welfare, and emphasized moving beyond single party rule.
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Burlington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Vermont Political Figures Debates and Campaign Outlook
Columnists discuss governance by honorable men and the Democratic Party gains in Vermont. Governor Hoff touts achievements and pledges ongoing service if re elected while rival Republicans Richard Snelling and Thomas Hayes loom.
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Vermont
Hoff
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Former Hoosick Falls Surgeon Held After Found In Car
Dr. Eric Preiss a 37 year old Buffalo resident formerly of Hoosick Falls was arrested after being found asleep in his car which contained a pistol two rifles and ammunition two machetes and a large cash sum. He was charged with unlawful possession of a dangerous weapon and ordered to Grasslands Hospital Valhalla for psychiatric examination.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Eric Preiss
Buffalo
Preiss
Grasslands Hospital
Valhalla
Berthold Preiss
State University Medical College
Syracuse
Ardsley
Hoosick Falls High School
New Jersey
Marines Thwart Major Offensive In Vietnam War Push
U.S Marines advancing through jungle mountains near the North Vietnamese border killed 148 Communist regulars and blocked a major offensive in the largest Leatherneck operation of the war. More than 7,000 Marines from Operation Deck House II and amphibious forces, aided by B52 bombers, moved toward a region close to the DMZ and near the Laotian frontier. Soviet bloc reports said missiles may be sent to bolster anti aircraft defenses, risking direct U.S.-Soviet confrontation in Vietnam. Photographs also appear of a Rockwell painting in a library exhibit, unrelated to the conflict.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
2Nd Marine Division
London
Viet Nam
United States
Russia
Unidentified Woman Crashes Into Bluebird Diner
An unidentified woman driving a Washington D C plated car smashed into the Bluebird Diner on U S 7 near noon. The crash may have followed a brushing collision with a truck owned by J E Lynch Masonry Construction Co of Saxtons River. No injuries were reported. Police Chief Dana L Thompson and Auxiliary State Policeman Terry Tyler assisted at the scene.
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Manchester
Washington, D.C
U.S
J. E. Lynch Masonry Construction Co
Saxtons River
Dana L. Thompson
Terry Tyler
Dorset
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North Viet Aid
Southeast Asia
Red China
Moscow
South
Office of State
Daniel P. Ward
Ward
Gerald Raftery
Page 4
Alan Sophrin
Lisa Tate
Southern Vermont Art Center
Municipal Corporations Committee
Fish and Game
Bennington Village
Gulf Oil Corp
Ideal Fuels
Vermont Appraisal Society
James
John
Jeffrey
Susan
Monument Circle
Kane
Sen. Salvatore
Marines
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Viet Nam
Guam
Robert Lindsey
Michael
Harry S Truman
Independence
Philmont
Cimarron
N.M
Norman Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
Lindsey
Tim
Thompson
POST
Lindseys
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