Viet Nam Nguyens Khanh Moves Toward Diplomatic Push
Premier Nguyen Khanh announced readiness to resume relations with Cambodia and Laos and to meet Prince Sihanouk. He said Saigon would receive the Laos ambassador and dispatch a rep to Vientiane, signaling effort to normalize regional ties amid Mekong Delta aid plans. The White House outlined Khanhs plan to mobilize civilians, boost pay, expand training, and provide equipment to bolster South Vietnam’s war effort as U.S. aid rises to potentially 50 million dollars.
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South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
Nguyen Khanh
Dalat
Khanh
Norodom Sihanouk
Vientiane
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Diem
South China Sea
Wasfington
United States
Southeast Asia
Mekong
White House
Johnson
National Security Council
U.S
Conte Faces Delay Getting ARA Report on Tramway Study
Congressman Conte faults federal delays in delivering the Area Redevelopment Administration funded study on the Mount Greylock Tramway and Berkshire recreation project. The private Technical Planning Associates report, completed March 12, was said to be at printers with a four week wait, while officials like Charles Foster and James Hardman press for summaries and disclosures amid lease talks and calls for safeguards against exploitation.
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Federat
Mount Greylock
Tramwa
Viet Nam
Berkshire
Rep. Conte
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
Technical Planning Associates, Inc
New Haven
Conn
ARA
James Hardman
North Adams Transcript
Conte
Charles H. W. Foster
Natural Resources
Mt. Greylock
Boston
Irving Franklin
Thomas J. Markham
Washington
Hearing Ends On Cigarette Health Label
Three governors from key tobacco states closed a three day FTC hearing on proposed health warnings for cigarette packs and ads. Governor Sanford of North Carolina urged caution yet stressed the need for extensive cancer research while Virginia's Harrison called for careful action and Kentucky's Breathitt noted inconclusive evidence on smoking risks.
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Washington
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Albertis A. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Harrison
Five Day Forecast Details Snow Overnight Weekend
The forecast projects temperatures averaging four degrees below the 32 degree seasonal normal through Monday. Warmer conditions expected Friday and Saturday, with colder spells Sunday and Monday. Snow and rain are probable late Friday, with snow becoming the dominant precip configuration.
Soviets Bar AF Doctors From Treating Captive Flier
UPI report states the Soviet Union ignored a U.S. warning to return three captive airmen and refused to allow an American surgeon to treat 1st Lt Harold W. Welch. Welch is hospitalized with a broken arm and leg in Magdeburg after an RB66 downing. Capt. David J. Holland and Capt. Melvin J. Kessler remain in Soviet custody amid spy-flight accusations.
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Berlin
U.S
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Mich
Welch
David J. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
East Germany
United States
U.S. Air Force
John A. Hennessen Jr
Free Port
N.Y
Magdeburg
Air Force
Name Links and Clarifies In Indiana Legislature Race
Walter Louis Baran of Gary filed Tuesday as a candidate for the state legislature. Sen. Walter Andrew Baran of Hammond and Sen. Walter A. Baran of East Chicago say they are not related to the Gary Democrat or to each other.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPL
Walter Louis Baran
Gary
Walter Andrew Baran
Hammond
Walter A. Baran
East Chicago
Nehru Threatens Counterattacks in Kashmir Crisis
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament Indian troops may cross the cease-fire line into Pakistan held Kashmir if needed to defend Indian territory. Defence Minister Chavan cited raids 144 miles inside India, killing four, as India lodges a UN protest. An official notes China and Pakistan may coordinate policies, with a road from China toward Rawalpindi anticipated as joint action grows.
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India
Nehru
Kashmir
Pakistan
Y.B. Chavan
Chavan
U.N
China
Associated Press
Red
Rawalpindi
Johnson at St Patrick’s Day dinner Irish strength in America
President Johnson addressed the Friendly Sons of St Patrick in New York praising Irish influence in government and the dream of freedom. He called the nation a land of hope and opportunity and recalled Kennedy’s death while urging compassion as a global example. He stayed overnight after the Waldorf Astoria event and returned to Washington.
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Fine Fettle
Johnson
New York
Osmosis
America
Opportunity
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Waldorf-Astoria
Qew
Washington
White House
House
Senate
St. Patrick’s Day
John Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
Boston St Patrick Parade marred by NAACP float attack
In Boston the NAACP float in the St Patrick’s Day Evacuation Day parade was pelted with eggs tomatoes and beer. Police detained about 20 youths amid reports of racial tension linked to local desegregation protests. Mayor Collins and prominent officials attended the march as spectators.
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Boston
UPI
National Association For the Advance‘ment of Colored People
NAACP
Thomas Atkins
New Orleans
Mississippi
Wast 8Th Street
John F. Collins
South Boston
Collins
Leo Morgan
Dorchester
City Hospital
Govs
Endicott Peabody
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Francis X. Bellotti
John T. Driscoll
Louise Day Hicks
Behan Near Death in Dublin Amid Kidney Treatment
Irish playwright Brendan Behan lay gravely ill in Dublin after a relapse. Doctors hooked him to an artificial kidney machine as his wife Beatrice kept vigil beside him. Behan, 41, had been hospitalized eight days after a drinking spree, with his condition described as extremely grave.
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Dublin
UPI
Brendan Behan
Tosreeneick
Behan
Beatrice
Brendan
Sam
Quare
De Gaulle Security Tightened in Mexico City
Police tightened security around visiting French President Charles de Gaulle in Mexico City after reports a Brazilian based French terrorist named Louis Honorat de Conde, 21, involved in the Petit-Clamart attack in 1962, may have arrived there.
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Miexico City
Upi
Charles de Gaulle
Brazil
Louis Honorat de Conde
de Gaulle
Petit-Clamart
Paris
de Conde
Mexico
McNamara offers unused bases for poverty job training
Defense Secretary McNamara testifies before the House on using inactive military facilities as centers for job training and education under Johnson's war on poverty. The plan envisions a 100000 youth corps, civilian-led, with federal support up to 90 percent for two years.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
House Education and Labor Committee
McNamara
Johnson
United States
Celebrezze
In Memoriam Caesar Julius from Times of London
Classified front page notice recalls Julius Caesar as a soldier statesman law-giver and man of letters killed on March 15 44 B C. The tribute lauds him as the noblest man that ever lived in the tides.
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London
UPI
Times of London
Caesar
C. Julius
B.C
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