British Bloc Faces Split On Viet Nam
London AP report says Commonwealth leaders from Africa and Asia want the conference to disassociate the group from U.S. Viet Nam policy. Rhodesia’s white rule and pressure on Britain’s Labour government loom large as 12 delegates seek a strong anti U.S. stance. Kenneth Kaunda signals Viet Nam should be solved by its people.
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Viet Nam
London
Africa
Asia
Commonwealth
U.S
Britain
Rhodesia
New Zealand
United States
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Harold Wilson
Southeast Asia
Belgrade
Johnson
Head On Crash Kills Six in Vermont
Six people died in a Sunday night head-on collision on Route 30 near Townshend Vermont. Police identified victims as Harry Night 20 of Jamaica Burdette Brown 27 of Wordsboro Lester Fuller 91 of Vernon Kenneth Fuller 20 of Vernon Priscilla Rocray 40 of Dummerston and her daughter Pamela 15.
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Townshend
UPI
Vermont
Harry Night
Jamaica
Stevenson Urges New Global Police and Aid System
Adlai E. Stevenson urged a new international policing framework and economic aid to have-nots to safeguard the human experiment. Speaking at Williams College, he warned of covert aggression and the risk of civil conflict spilling across borders, calling for decisive action and U.S. leadership in a Dominican crisis and potential Vietnam settlement. He noted available U.S. resources to curb global hunger and urged timely choice to remake the world, while minimizing focus on campus protests.
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Williamstown
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
United Nations
Stevenson
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Williams
Viet Nam
Congo
Cyprus
America
Anti Matter Discovery Points to Anti-People Idea
New York researchers at Columbia and Brookhaven, using the nations largest atom smasher, created antideuterons the first complex antiparticle compound. The work confirms ant matter can exist aggregated with matter and hints at possible antiworlds populated by thinkers, says Dr Le on M Lederman.
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New York
New York Times
Columbia
Brookhaven National Laboratory
The
Times
Leon M. Lederman
Nevis Cyclotron Laboratory
Lederman
Astronaut Shepard Rejects New Hampshire Senate Bid
Alan B. Shepard Jr. turned down a request to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Thomas McIntyre in New Hampshire. In a letter, Shepard said he cannot consider himself available as a candidate for any political office in the foreseeable future.
Liver From Pig Keeps Her Alive
A 31 year old Boston woman receives a pig liver perfusion to treat her failing liver. Blood from her arm circulates through the pig liver and back via a heart style pump. Doctors report ongoing biochemical improvement and say she might have died without the procedure.
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Boston
William V. McDermott
City Hospital
McDermott
Dorchester Protest: Parents Sit In At Dorchester School
Nearly a dozen Negro parents occupied desks in a Boston classroom to protest the firing of Jonathan Kozol, a Harvard graduate, for allegedly reading a poem depicting Negro misery. Police warned of trespass and disruption as 12 demands were submitted seeking Kozol’s reinstatement and school reforms.
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Boston
UPI
Jonathan Kozol
Harvard University
Christopher Gibson
Dorchester
Kozol
Boy Drowns at Goodrich Pond in Rutledge area
A one year old boy, Stephen Munger Jr., drowned after his parents reported him missing while he fished from a raft at Goodrich Pond. Berkshire Skin Divers located the body about 75 feet from shore amid weed-filled water. The Weeds hampered the search complicating grappling, with divers and police working from 6 PM until 10:30 PM and resuming next morning. The boy, a student at Hibbard School, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Munger Jr. of 6 Willard Place. Funeral arrangements were being handled by Meehan Funeral Home.
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Stephen Munger
Goodrich Pond
John F. Munger Jr
Willard Place
Hibbard School
Berkshire Skin Divers, Inc
Stephen
Rutledge Avenue
Lakewood
Munger
Raymond Gload
Richard Davis
Stanley Karnowski
Richard Chalupa
Richard Rische
Robert Brown
Thomas Mix
Charles Howard
Michael Casteel
Peter Killeen
Paratroopers Ready as Viet Nam Combat Intensifies
U S paratroopers assembled at an airfield near Dong Xoai, moving toward Phuoc Vinh to heighten ground forces in the Viet Nam war. The Dong Xoai battle has produced heavy casualties, while Viet Cong and South Vietnamese forces clash across Phuoc Long Province as air strikes target Viet Cong concentrations.
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Saigon
Dong Xuai
Prinoc Vinh
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khae Sun
Pham Xuan Chieu
National Legislative Council
Nguyen Kao Ky
Dong Xoai
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Puoc Vinh
Phuoc Long
Phuoc Vinh
U.S
Ellis Williamson
Raleigh
N.C
Phuoc Viet
William C. Westmore
Land
Phuoc Long Province
17Th
North
Ban Xom Lom
Hanoi
Ba Bon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
Chu Lai
Phuoc Binh-Thanh
Special Air Force
Bien Hoa Air Base
William K. Martin
Air Force
U. S
White House Salutes Arts With 12 Hour Festival
A 12 hour arts festival at the White House opened with Mrs. Johnson saluting 200 artists as President Johnson, fresh from Texas, joined later for a buffet. The event featured poets, painters, sculptors, actors and musicians, including Duke Ellington and Charlton Heston, in a panorama of US culture.
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Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Executive Mansion
America
Arts
Heston
Saul Bellow
Phyliss McGinley
Duke Ellington
Alexander Calder
Helen Hayes
Rob
Ert
Lowell
John
Son
Viet Nam
U.S
Charlton
Five Day Forecast Temperature Below Normal Into Weekend
The outlook shows average temperatures about 8 degrees below normal of 6 through Friday and Saturday with little day to day change. Precipitation is expected to be minimal from Wednesday through Saturday.
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Tagve
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Donna Elser
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George T. King
Stanley Stan-kiewicz
Skin Diving Club
CD Unit
Bramer
Stephen’s
John J. Killeen
Fire Department
Litrizzi
Dover Base
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Thuan Loi
William C. Westmoreland
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Cao van Vien
Maxwell Daylor
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
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Toronto Globe and Mail
Poland
International Control Commission
Indochina
Shastri
Lester B. Pearson
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