Viet Cong Shell Saigon Air Base Shocks Capital
Viet Cong shells pounded Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon in a sustained bombardment that has alarmed residents and drawn U.S. concern. 30 rockets hit the city, killing civilians and wounding many, as authorities moved to choke off the shelling.
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Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Spock Antidraft Trial Nears Finishing Phase
Boston AP report says closing arguments to begin Wednesday after evidence ended Tuesday in the antidraft conspiracy trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock and four others. FBI notes and Spock testimony featured, with judge and attorneys debating closing argument length as the all male jury nears deliberations.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Spock
International
U. S
John Wall
FBI
George W. Madison
Leonard Boudin
Madison
New York City
Vietnam
Wall
U. S. Dist
Francis J. W. Ford
Review Board Reverses Lucero Case Verdict
An Army board of review called the handling of Pvt. John J. Lucero Jr. case overly slow and oppressive and reversed his court martial conviction. Lucero, stationed at Fort Belvoir, had been confined since Sept. 22 after a base fight and was convicted Jan. 5 with a bad conduct discharge and six months hard labor. The Army has 20 days to decide whether to appeal to the Court of Military Appeals.
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Robert S. McNamara
Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Lucero
Sisk
Board of Review
Judge Advocate General
Review Board
Court of Military Appeals
French Riots Leave One Dead as Paris Students Clash
In Paris a 24 year old Communist unionist Pierre Beylot was shot dead at the Peugeot plant in Souchaux near the Swiss border. Police and thousands of students battled across the Seine with hundreds injured and many arrested in riots tied to De Gaulle era protests.
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Seine River
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Beylot
Peugeot Auto
Souchaux
Reugeot
Beylot
Gilles Tautin
Meulan
East Railroad Station
Seine
Latin Quarter
Tautin
Sorbonne
First Negro councilman elected in Bluefield history
Rev. A. M. Henry won the East Ward seat by 11 votes in a six candidate race. He received 185 of 793 total votes and will take office Sept. 1, replacing Mayor McGlamery who did not seek re election. Clint Lewis won West Ward, Clyde Bowling reelected town treasurer, other wards with varying totals. Henry said he believes he is Southwest Virginia’s first Negro public officer and noted white voters supported him amid a generally peaceful racial climate.
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A. M. Henry
Rev. Henry
W. M
Bill) McGlamery
McGamery
Clint Lewis
R. P. Harman
Western Auto
Virginia Side
West Ward
Richard I
Dick) Cooley
West
East Ward
Clyde Bowling
William J. Rutherford
Webster W. Wilson
Graham E. Newman
Okey B. Yost
Allen G. Warden
M. G. White
Lewis
Cloyd P. Armbrister
Georgia Gillespie
W. Jack Litz
A. Elmo Fleshman
J. Hudson Huffard Jr
Virginia
Narrows
Harry Moses
Legard
Celanese Corp
Charlton
Radford Arsenal
Pearisburg
M. E. Coulthard
T. J. Cyfers
James C. Goodwin
John B. Roller
George E. Freeman
Donald F. Walker
Richlands and Southwest Virginia Vote Off Mayors and Councils
Richlands voters ousted Mayor W W Fields Sr after 12 years, electing Charles A Combs by 387 to 286. In council races M H Lowe was re elected with 344, Wilmer W Lowe 409, Ovie L Martin 322. Contenders J P Royal 299 and J A Robinson 278 lost. Narrows and Pearisburg elections produced several wins and losses. Marion saw two newcomers beat incumbent J C Tate Jr while Cecil R Greer won for council. Mayors in Glen Lyn and Pembroke ran unopposed. May Turn To Page 2 Col 2.
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W. W. Fields Sr
Charles A. Combs
Combs
Fields
Army-Navy
M. H. Lowe
Wilmer W. Lowe
Ovie L. Martin
Virginia
Narrows
R. H. Legard
Richard M. Charlton
Clarence Clevenger
L. Buford Williams Jr
J. B. Green
E. P. Dayton
Thomas F. Hoffman
Pembroke
Giles County
Donald Marshall
Joe H. Sharpe
H. W. Mann
Charles Morrison
W. Donald Martin
Marion
Wallace resumes campaign under heavy guard in Memphis
Alabama's George C Wallace resumes his presidential bid under Secret Service protection in Memphis. He blames high officials and the Johnson era civil disorders commission for fueling unrest and argues riots stem from white racism and communists. He warns Kennedy's death underscores need for law and order.
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Memphis
Wallace
Wallace Said Also That Atty. Gen
Clark
Robert F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Alabama
George Wallace
Johnson
Four inmates hold 23 hostages at Atlanta prison standoff
Four inmates at the U. S. Penitentiary in Atlanta held 23 staff members at gunpoint after a failed jail break. One correctional officer was grazed by a bullet and treated. no other injuries were reported. The prisoners demanded access for a newspaper reporter to hear their grievances.
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U.S. Penitentiary
Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
U. S
Atlanta Journal
Olin G. Blackwell
J. W. Land
Holly Sanford
Arlene Granite
Newark
N.J
Peace Talks Shaken by Saigon Rocket Attacks
U S and Hanoi negotiators in Paris face renewed tensions as Saigon rocket attacks threaten progress in the five week old Vietnam talks. US informants warn a protest may be filed as pressure mounts on both sides amid threats of escalated bombing and renewed bargaining risks.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
U. S
Hanoi
Shortages Pin U S Forces In Korea Divisions
A Senate subcommittee report cites deficiencies in overall strength and shortages of majors and captains, equipment, and repair parts in the U S 2nd Infantry Division and the 7th Infantry Division in Korea following the Pueblo incident. It notes North Korea remains committed to unification on Communist terms and cites logistical problems amid Korean personnel in both divisions.
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Senate
South Korea
U. S. S. Pueblo
U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
Korea
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
North Korea
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