Viet Cong Hit Saigon Air Base Rail Clash escalates
Viet Cong shells hit Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon as the ongoing bombardment raises alarm in the capital. 30 rockets struck the city, killing 19 civilians and wounding 116, with 130 killed and 1,000 wounded over 39 days.
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Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Cholon
Spocks Antidraft Trial Nears End in Boston Court
Closing arguments loom after Dr. Benjamin Spock and four co defendants rested evidence in the antidraft conspiracy trial. Spock testified he believed citizens must oppose war seen as illegal, with FBI notes under scrutiny and jury deliberation set to begin Thursday.
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Benjamin Spock
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Leonard Boudin
Madison
FBI
New York City
Vietnam
Wall
U. S. Dist
Francis J. W. Ford
Review Board Reverses Lucero Court Martial Verdict
An Army board of review condemned the handling of Pvt. John J. Lucero Jr.’s case at Ft. Belvoir and reversed his court martial conviction. Lucero was confined after a base altercation and faced a general court martial after delayed formal charges. The board cited unreasonable and oppressive delays from charge to trial. Sisk stated the Army has 20 days to appeal to the Court of Military Appeals.
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Robert S. McNamara
Mendel Rivers
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House Armed Services Committee
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Sisk
Board of Review
Judge Advocate General
Review Board
Court of Military Appeals
French Riots Turn Deadly as Students Clash With Police
A 24 year old Communist union militant Pierre Beylot was shot dead at the Peugeot plant in Souchaux as riot police intervened to protect non strikers. More than 50 people were injured. Seine crossing demonstrations and clashes continued in Paris with police arresting hundreds of students.
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Beylot
Gilles Tautin
Meulan
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Seine
Latin Quarter
Tautin
Sorbonne
Rev A M Henry elected Bluefield first Negro councilman
In Bluefield Virginia voters elected Rev A M Henry the town s first Negro councilman in a six way East Ward race by an 11 vote margin. Henry won 185 of 793 votes and will take the seat Sept 1, replacing mayor W M McGlamery who did not seek re election.
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A. M. Henry
Rev. Henry
W. M
Bill) McGlamery
McGamery
Clint Lewis
R. P. Harman
Western Auto
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Richard I
Dick) Cooley
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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
Richlands Mayor Falls To Combs In Local Election
In Richlands voters replaced Mayor W W Fields Sr with Charles A Combs by 387 to 286. Combs also runs the Richlands Army Navy store. Three Richlands Town Council seats went to M H Lowe Wilmer W Lowe and Ovie L Martin, with incumbents J P Royal and J A Robinson defeated. Other local races across southwest Virginia include Narrows Pearisburg Glen Lyn Cleveland Pembroke Marion and related council races with various victors and losers.
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W. W. Fields Sr
Charles A. Combs
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Fields
Army-Navy
M. H. Lowe
Wilmer W. Lowe
Ovie L. Martin
J. P. Royal
J. A. Robinson
William G. Belcher
Virginia
Narrows
R. H. Legard
Richard M. Charlton
Clarence Clevenger
L. Buford Williams Jr
J. B. Green
E. P. Dayton
Thomas F. Hoffman
Glen Lyn
James Brown
Hubert F. Davis
Paul Crawford
Charlie Meadows
Ralph Thompson
C. H. Thompson
Earl C. Thornton
E. I. Skeens
Dallas F. Hayner
Ira Wiley
Cleveland
Pembroke
Giles County
Donald Marshall
Joe H. Sharpe
H. W. Mann
Charles Morrison
W. Donald Martin
Marion
Wallace Resumes Campaign Under Heavy Guard
Wallace resumes his presidential bid escorted by Secret Service in Memphis. He accuses high officials of indirectly aiding civil disorder and blames the Communist party and criminals for riots. The Alabama candidate presses a fund raising tour after his wife Lurleen's death and predicts shifting votes in the Deep South.
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Wallace
Wallace Said Also That Atty. Gen
Clark
Troue
Nist
Lurleen
Alabama
Paign
South
Deep South
Secret Service
George Wallace
Johnson
Four inmates take 23 hostages at Atlanta prison
Four inmates at the U S Penitentiary held 18 men and 5 women hostage after a failed escape attempt. A correctional officer was grazed by a bullet but treated and released. The prisoners demanded access to a newspaper reporter to air grievances as the standoff continued.
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Atlanta, Ga
U. S
Atlanta Journal
Olin G. Blackwell
Blackwell
Williams
Inmtes
William C. King
Fredrick Freeman Leister
Ralph Michael Lepiscopo
Ivan Daniel Neighbors
Robert William Gorman
J. W. Land
Holly Sanford
Arlene Granite
Newark
N.J
Peace talks rocked by Saigon rocket attacks amid warnings
In Paris the U S and Hanoi delegations faced renewed tension as rocket offensives on Saigon intensified. U S informants warn talks may stall with Washington under pressure over bombing and restraint debates while North Vietnam pushes for an unconditional end to bombing in the North.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
U. S
Hanoi
Johnson
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South
Panhandle
Shortages Hit U.S. Forces in Korea Two Divisions
A Senate subcommittee reports shortages of major equipment and personnel in the U S Army 2nd and 7th Infantry Divisions in Korea. It cites deficient operating strength and lack of repair parts, with North Korea pursuing unification on Communist terms. The study notes many Korean soldiers serve alongside American units but are not counted in readiness.
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Senate
South Korea
U. S. S. Pueblo
U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
Korea
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
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