Sorbonne Closed as Police Evict Occupying Students
Paris government orders the Sorbonne closed after more than a month of occupation by student rebels. Police use tear gas and concussion grenades. clashes erupt in the Latin Quarter as hundreds of students protest outside the school. Authorities search for arms as officials report an orderly evacuation with 136 to 500 occupiers claimed inside.
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Paris
Sorbonne
Boulevard St Michel
Interior Ministry
Goverment
Paris University
School of Letters
Prisoners for Military Drafting Rejected by Pentagon in 1966
Defense officials say the 1966 Pentagon study rejected drafting imprisoned men for military duty. Authorities argued rehabilitation should be judicial, not military, and service should not punish offenders. The report notes limited support and cites Patton's reputed conviction of convicts as soldiers, while the idea drew mixed opinions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Associates Press
Vietnam
John R. Michel
Montana Prison News
Deer Lodge
U.S
Congress
Michel
George Patton
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Marines Report Heavy Weekend Battles Near Khe Sanh
U S Marines report major clashes on the northern coast and along a new supply road near Khe Sanh. By Monday morning they had fatally wounded about 201 enemy. ongoing air strikes and artillery bombarded Viet Cong positions near Saigon and across the Mekong Delta as rocket and shelling incidents continued.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
U.S
Mekong
Truc Giang
Moc Hoa
Demilitarized Zone
Hearts in Short Supply for Transplants Spark AMA Speech
SAN FRANCISCO AP A physician at the AMA convention warned that about 500000 U.S. adults die annually from heart disease while only a few thousand hearts may be available for transplantation. Dr. J W Provonsha urged ongoing ethical dialogue and outlined criteria for using limited donor hearts, emphasizing clinical judgment and the patient’s condition.
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San Francisco
U.S
J. W. Provonsha
American Medical Association
Provonsha
Loma Linda
Calif.) University
Wise Youth Is Killed In Crash
A Wise County Virginia youth 17 Harold Glynn McCoy of St Paul died after a motorcycle hit a truck head on near Coeburn on Route 654. A motorcycle passenger was hospitalized with injuries not yet determined. State Trooper K C Hill led the investigation.
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Wise County
Harold Glynn McCoy
St. Paul
Park Avenue Hospital
Norton
Mce-Coy
Ernest Hylton
Castlewood
Rt. 654
Coeburn
Virginia
K. C. Hill
Child Drowns in Dry Fork River near Yukon
A six year old McDowell County child drowned while swimming with friends in the Dry Fork River near Yukon. Clifford Hankins son of Mrs. Katherine Hankins of Yukon could not swim and stepped into deep water before going under. Deputy Sheriff Gerald Smith said artificial respiration was attempted but the child did not regain consciousness.
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McDowell County
Dry Fork
Yukon
Clifford Hankins
Katherine Hankins
Gerald Smith
Eisenhower Suffers Another Heart Attack Condition Stable
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, suffered another coronary attack at Walter Reed Army Hospital Saturday night. Officials described his condition as stable Sunday, after a mild heart attack during recovery from a prior incident in Palm Desert. President Johnson visited Tuesday, discussions ongoing on future move to Gettysburg home.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Palm Desert
Calif
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
March Air Force Base Hospital
California
el Dorado Country Club
Walter Reed
Air Force
Johnson
White House
Augusta
Ga., National Golf Club
Asike
Washington
Ike
Reagan teads to view solutions of problems like Nixon
California Governor Ronald Reagan said he tends to view national problems in line with Richard Nixon more than Nelson Rockefeller. He spoke on CBS Face the Nation and noted Viet Nam policy and government involvement in domestic affairs.
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Reagan
Nixon
Tulsa
Okla
California
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Vietnam
CBS
Nelson
Rockefeller
Child Dies in Two Car Crash Near Hillsville
A Carroll County child, Lori Ann Ogle, 4, of Hillsville, died in a two car crash on Rt. 100 three miles north of Hillsville about 1 a.m. Sunday. Two others were hospitalized. The other driver was David Lawerence Parnell of Hillsville. Trooper C. R. Johnston led the investigation.
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Carroll County
Hillsville
Rt. 100
Virginia
Lori Ann Ogle
Billy R. Ogle
Ogle
David Lawerence Parnell
C. R. Johnston
Princeton Boy Drowns in Wolf Creek Virginia
A 17 year old Princeton youth Freddy Sieglar Akers drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming with friends in Wolf Creek near Rocky Gap Virginia. The Bluefield Rescue Squad recovered the body and attempts at revival failed. Dalton led the investigation. Survivors include his parents a sister and three brothers with funeral arrangements pending at Memorial Funeral Directory in Princeton.
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Princeton
Wolf Creek
Rocky Gap
Freddy Sieglar Akers
Fred and
Hallie A. Akers
Rt. 1
Bluefield
Dalton
Akers
Delores Beaston
Hodges, S. C
Clyde and
Cecil Akers
Greenwood, N. C
Clifton Akers
New York Democrats face Kennedy ideals in primary choice
In the first presidential primary since Robert F. Kennedy's assassination New York Democrats vote on Tuesday between uncommitted Kennedy aligned slates and those backing Humphrey and McCarthy. Delegates on Kennedy principles may shape the platform.
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Albany
N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
John J. Burns
West Berliners Plan Demonstration Over Travel Rules
West Berliners prepare to mark the 15th anniversary of East Germanys 1953 uprising and protest new travel restrictions to East Germany and West Germany. Police note heavy border checks and growing traffic delays as protests by SDPs Herbert Wehner and CDU’s Rainer Barzel unfold in Kennedy Square.
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Berlin
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Social Democratic Party
Herbert Wehner
Christian Democratic Union
John F. Kennedy Square
Rainer Barzel
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democrats
Bundestag
Wehner
Barzel
Soviet Union
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McCarthy
Jacob K. Javits
Eugene Nickerson
Nassau County
Paul O'Dwyer
New York City
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Javits
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