Fulbright Sees South Vietnam Aid As Flawed Example
Senator Fulbright calls South Vietnam a poor example of foreign aid, saying U S programs are dominated by political and military goals. He backs separating military aid from economic aid and opposes continued loans to underdeveloped nations while advocating review by lawmakers.
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David E. Bell
Congress
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Separation Bult Morgan
International Bank
Quat Says He Forms South Viet Nam Civilian Government
Phan Huy Quat, a North Vietnamese native and former foreign minister, is reported to have formed a new civilian government for South Viet Nam. He selected a cabinet approved by Buddhist and other factions and plans to announce soon, replacing acting premier Nguyen Xuan Oanh after Tran Van Huong’s ouster.
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Nguyen Khanh
Tran van Huong
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Khanh
Armed Forces Council
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Diem
U S Ships Shell Vietnamese Village Sparks Hanoi Protest
North Viet Nam accused two U S South Vietnamese ships of shelling Ugu Thu Commune in Le Thuy District triggering Navy backfire and fires. Hanoi said the incident followed prior provocation on Feb 7 8 and 11 and vowed to seek protection from the India Poland Canada led commission supervising the cease fire.
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Abel Avows Steel Race Won By Him
AP report that I W Abel claims victory as United Steelworkers president amid planned protests over alleged voting irregularities. McDonald denies defeat and vows to challenge results, with potential local vote voids and possible new election under Landrum Griffin Act.
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Two Young Germans Escape East Germany Aboard Trawler
In Grossenbroden two 21 year old East German crewmen hijacked their trawler with two female companions after crossing the East German security zone at Wismar. West German authorities recovered the vessel and the four fled asylum claims citing non service in the East German army.
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New Threat In Language Crisis
New Delhi India AP a right wing Hindu group adds danger to the language crisis amid at least 60 deaths Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri faces pressure from Tamil speakers in the south who want English kept as a second official language Jan Sangh demands Hindi for all official business and Parliament.
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Soviet Rejection of De Gaulle Five-Power Plan
Pravda rejects De Gaulle idea of a five power U N conference with China to reform the United Nations. It backs up to observing the Charter and calls for China’s seat to be shifted to the Communist regime.
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Bitter Row Over The Deputy Play Rocks Rome
In Rome a police crackdown on the play The Deputy triggers a political crisis for Premier Moro’s coalition. Vatican radio calls the performance an insult while Communist press vows to stage it. Police block a church preview, violence erupts, and actors persist through a sleepless night.
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Virginia Woman Murdered After Beating and Strangling
Police report says Lorraine Pysell 19 found face down in a shallow hollow near the Rivanna River after being savagely beaten and strangled. Investigation tracks include footprints along railway toward Charlottesville and an escaped prison inmate sought nearby.
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Rivanna River
Lorraine Pysell
Charlottesville
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Commonwealth
Jack Gambols
Cambles
He Really Does Love His Gal With Emphasis
Seattle AP reports Dan Patzer, 19, declared his love for his teenage sweetheart with 500 feet of ticker tape on Valentine's Day. He wrote "I love you" ten thousand times, prefaced by a note calling it like his heart and all love and 500 feet wide.
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Dan Patzer
Patzer
Sneak Snow Hits Blue Field Area Snow Brief
A mid-winter snow squall struck Blue Field and surrounding areas Sunday causing non-critical traffic accidents. FAA weather spokesmen said the event was brief with temps in the high 30s to 40s expected to melt remaining snow. By 10 p.m. temperatures rose to 24 at Mercer County Airport and most roads were clear.
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Malcolm X Home Bombed and Fire Damages NYC House
Gasoline bombs were hurled through a living room window at Malcolm X's Elmhurst Queens residence early Sunday. Malcolm X and his wife and four children escaped. Police say bombs likely came from a passing car as flames charred two of nine rooms. He left for Detroit to address an Afro American rally shortly after.
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Trapped Spelunker Believed Dead In N Y Cave
Cave experts flown from Washington believe 23 year old James Mitchell of Winthrop Mass is dead after being trapped in a 75 foot deep Schroeder s Cave shaft near Dolgeville N Y Rescue efforts paused and one plan calls for bulldozing the hill to reach him while his companions describe his struggle in near freezing water and narrow passages with no sign of life.
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Charles Bennett
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