No Bombing Pause Planned at Manila Summit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States plans no new bombing pause over North Vietnam as leaders of seven nations meet in Manila. He noted past pauses and said progress hinges on talks with Hanoi, while protests outside the presidential palace pressed for troop withdrawals. International ministers from Australia, South Korea, South Vietnam, New Zealand, the Philippines, and Thailand prepared private talks ahead of the seven nation summit.
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Manila
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Rusk
Johnson
Hanoi
Tokyo
Paul Hasluck
Australia
Lee Tong Won
South Korea
Tran van Do
South Viet Nam
George Laking
New Zealand
Narciso Ramos
Philippines
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Ramos
Viet Cong National Liberation Front
Japan
Indonesia
Cambodia
Welsh Village Landslide Strikes Miners Homes and School
In Merthyr Tydfil a massive slide of coal waste buried miners homes and Pantglas Infants School. More than 165 feared dead or missing as 21 bodies are recovered and rescue efforts continue with bulldozers halting flood risks and workers digging through sludge.
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Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
UPI
Garret Jones
Rival Factions Clash in Laos Battle Near Vientiane
Rival right wing military factions in Laos opened open warfare with eight royal Laotian air force planes bombing army installations around Vientiane. Souvanna Phouma suggested a possible coup, while UPI reports say the violence stems from a long running military feud tied to Phoumi Nosavan and the army leadership.
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Laos
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
UPI
Paris
Souvanna
Johnson
United States
Bangkok
Kinalmo
General Staff
State Department
Washington
Thaoma
Army
Kouprasith Abhay
Phoumi Nosavan
Six Men Rendered Homeless by North Street Fire
A morning blaze at 184 North Street rear eight room structure caused major damage and left six men aged 30 to 50 homeless. Fire Chief Charles Sawyer said the fire started around 1:30 a.m. with rapid plywood-wall ignition. Victims Paul Willett Ed Melanson John Williams Howard Grover Robert Lee and Fred Green sought help from owner Victor Boutrice, who housed them in the front building temporarily. The fire was controlled within 20 minutes after a 1:50 a.m. alarm. occupancy at the front was full though Boutrice offered space for four more. Damage valued as a total loss. state fire wardens to investigate.
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North Street
North St
Charles Sawyer
Bennington
Sawyer
Paul Willett
Ed Melanson
John Williams
Howard Grover
Robert Lee
Fred Green
Victor J. Boulrice
Boutrice
Paint Bombs Drench LBJ Car in Melbourne Welcome
President Johnson and wife Mrs. Johnson escaped injury as two youths tossed plastic paint bags at the bubbletop limousine in Melbourne. Secret Service agents including Rufus Youngblood were treated for possible eye irritation. two brothers were arrested for the incident. The entourage continued its schedule after a brief halt amid the foreign crowd and ticker tape celebration.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Johnson
Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood
Canberra
City Hall
Mabel Brooke
Viet Cong mine kills nine in Mekong Delta market
In Tra On village, 75 miles southwest of Saigon, a Viet Cong homemade mine exploded in a crowded market, killing nine including four soldiers and five civilians and wounding hundreds. The attack followed clashes nearby as government and Communist forces fight for control in the delta.
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Saigon
VPI
Mekong Delta
Tra On
Early Snow Falls In North Shire
North Shire towns from Dorset to the Arlington-Shaftsbury line saw snow most of the morning while the South Shire continued to rain. Farther north in Jackman Maine four inches fell in a broader storm across the region. In Canberra Australia President Johnson drew large crowds during a three day stopover ahead of the Manila conference, with aides noting the turnout and a jovial mood.
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Manchester
Bennington County
Dorset
Arlington - Shaftsbury
Red Mountain
Green Peak
Vermont
Jackman
Maine
Greenville
Red Leaders Reach Agreement To Increase Aid To North Viet Nam
MOSCOW nine Communist nations ended summit talks with a pledge to boost sea shipments of war aid to North Viet Nam. Informed sources cited harassment of land and air shipments by Red China and noted at least two delegations from the conference.
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North Viet
Moscow
API
North
Viet Nam
Red China
Lenin Hills
Central Asia
Russia
Snelling Sidelined By Bad Cold
Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard Snelling is sidelined with a severe cold and will rest until next week. His wife will fill in, while a campaign head quarters opens in Northfield and White River Junction. The report also mentions aides and international references, with unrelated notes on various nations and Soviet space activity.
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Shelburne
UPI
Robert Hagerman
Richard Snelling
Snelling
Northfield
White River Junction
39th Congress Races Toward Adjournment
In Washington the 89th Congress pressed remaining bills as adjournment neared. Senate leaders debated timing while approving a tax-credit suspension for inflation control and granting antitrust immunity to the NFL and National League. Debates on college aid, food for peace, and Communist trade stalled final passage amid White House credit requests to East European nations.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
Johnson
Inside Review of The Fixer by Bernard Malamud
On the Inside reviews Bernard Malamud's The Fixer with Sam Ogden offering critique. Ty Resch details on Triangle changes. Arlington Eagle notes second edition updates across pages.
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Bernard Malamud
Sam Ogden
Ty Resch
Arlington Eagle
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