Ethical Trap Cited By Students Cited By NSA Leaders
Washington AP report details NSA leaders describing the CIA linked funds and covert draft deferments as an ethical trap for students. It traces CIA influence through foundations and individuals, NSA’s overseas work, and the shock of disclosure prompting plans to continue the organization.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
National Student Association
CIA
NSA
Ramparts
Samuel Brown
Brown
Foundation For
Catherwood Foundation
San Jacinto Fund
Independence Foundation
Sidney and Esther Rabb Foundation
R.A. Smith
Philip Sherburne
Oper
U.S
Restau
Harvard
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Tibet
Inner Mongolia
Peking
Mao
Australians Engage Cong For Six Hours
Australian troops bypassed an ambush and killed 70 Viet Cong in a six hour battle near Saigon. The action followed broader clashes across the Mekong Delta and Quang Ngai Province as allied forces pressed a week of heavy fighting against guerrillas and North Vietnamese regulars. Casualties were reported among U S South Vietnamese Korean and Australian forces with limited air missions due to bad weather.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong
Quang Ngai
Jor
Can Tho
Quang Ngai City
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S
Three Missing In Boston Store Fire
A Boston fire destroyed the Crawford Hollidge women’s clothing store on Tremont Street with an estimated loss over a million dollars. Fire Chief John Clougherty reported three store employees were missing as two explosions fueled the seven story blaze. Embers sparked small fires nearby while crews fought to keep the flames from spreading to adjacent buildings.
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Boston
Crawford Hollidge Women’s Clothing
John Clougherty
Tremont Street
Boston Common
R. H. Stearns
Temple Place
Washington Street
Crawford Hollidge
Mao Opponents Near Inner Mongolia Rule
Tokyo based Radio Moscow reported continued anti-Mao activity as factions seized near total control of Inner Mongolia after clashes. The station said Maoist forces moved three divisions from Beijing to back rebels, and noted uprisings persisting in Shantung Szechwan and Liaotung areas with peasants joining anti Maoist troops.
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Tokyo
Radio Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Inner Mongolia
Mao
People’s Liberation Army
Peking
Red Guards
Shantung
Szechwan
Dairen-Port Arthur
Liaotung Peninsula
Tibet
Fukien
Formosa
Chi Pen-yu
Teng Hsiao-ping
Purge-Era Leaders Defiant in Latest Reports
Wall posters in Beijing claim Tao Chu and Liu Shao-chi remain defiant despite six months of purge. Prime Minister Chou Enlai disputes Tao Chu’s death rumor after a heart attack report. China faces ongoing epidemics and political tension as the struggle continues.
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Tao Chu
Chi
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Peking
Liu Teng
Tao
Chou Enlai
Unrest and food shortages amid Maoist clashes across China
Reports describe food hoarding and shortages in Canton and Hong Kong while anti-Maoist Red Guards conduct house to house campaigns. Veterans of forces clash in Tibet and Fukien as fighting spreads from Lhasa to Chamdo and Foochow.
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Canton
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Tibet
Lhasa
Chamdo
Changtu Jan
Manchuria
Szechwan
Foochow
Fukien
Breaks In Saco Reported At Several Businesses
Saco police investigate last night break ins at Ed and Franks garage on Portland Road and Mutual Oil Co on North Street. Thieves pried doors to gain access to a parts room cash box with 130 dollars, and damaged doors. A candy machine was broken into, no amount known. Damages estimated at 600 dollars. Cash taken 20 dollars at Mutual Oil. An attempted break in at Biddeford and Saco Gas Co. office shown by pry marks on a rear door. Patrolman Earl Jamison and Sgt. Earl Jamison led investigations. officers Stone and Nason responded.
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Saco
Ed & Frank
Portland Road
Earl Jamieson
Richard Nason
Mutual Oil Co
North Street
Robert Stone
Stone
Biddeford & Saco Gas Co
Main Street
Peace prospects fade as Ho Chi Minh reply blocks talks
In the seventh week of 1967 peace hopes in Vietnam fade after Ho Chi Minh demands end to all U.S. bombing and troops. Ho’s reply dampens Vatican talks and Hanoi’s stance renewes war tempo with reports of heavy casualties and Maoist upheaval in China.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Paul VI
London
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Alexei N. Kosygin i
Soviet Union
Vatican
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Democratic Republic of
North
South Vietnam
South Vietnamese National Front For Liberation
Viet Cong
L'Osserva
Ltore Romano
Central Highlands
Wilson
Kosygin
America
National Student Association
Ramparts
John Glenn recalls space fame amid Apollo 1 tragedy
Houston AP Glenn marks five years since his Friendship 7 orbit while reflecting on the Apollo 1 fire that killed Gus Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee. He cites the need to press on toward the 1970 moon goal and discusses his life as a senator, family, and the costs of danger.
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Houston
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
John Glenn
Air Force
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
Edward H. White
American
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Glenn
Gus
U.S
Board of Inquiry
Ohio
Pri
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Daniel Carey
Virginia Roberts
Mark Wakefield
William Miniutti
Susan Lemovitz
Deborah Perron
Michael Gagne
Deborah Wemyss
Glen Doyon
Sarah Wooster
Wade Goldthwait
Roland Eon
Spiros Draggins
Robert Hodge
Ferry Road
Saco Sat
SUN
Norman J. Lessard
WRR Gen
Fea, Corp
Westbrook Skating Rink
Huhehot
Elks
United States Savings
Biddeford
Hanoi
Dwight D.eisenhower
Sleepy Hollow Court
Manned Spacecraft Center
Annie
David
Lyn
Mr. Holyoke
South Hadley
Mass
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