War Costs Crippling to Reds Warn Westmoreland Says
Saigon AP Gen William Westmoreland on a farewell tour warned that the war costs threaten to become intolerable for the enemy. He praised American fighting forces in Vietnam while noting improvements yet cautioned that quick victory is unlikely amid ongoing civil aid to Vietnamese civilians and slow battlefield progress.
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Saigon Shelling Kills and Wounds Dozens on 11th Day
Communist gunners pounded downtown Saigon at dawn as 38 shells hit the city. At least 2 people died and 30 were wounded as rescuers cleared debris from blasted buildings and crowded streets. Police noted shells struck near the U.S. Public Affairs office, the Interior Ministry, and the Presidential Palace.
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Abernathy Warns on Violence at Resurrection City
Reverend Ralph David Abernathy warned that government efforts to remove demonstrators from Resurrection City could spark ghetto violence nationwide. He said the Poor People’s March should stay at the encampment and would seek a permit extension, while stressing nonviolence. He later indicated he would formally request an extension from the Interior Department.
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Paris Police Clash as 4000 Students Riot in Latin Quarter
In Paris, more than 1000 students clashed with riot police in the Latin Quarter as protests escalated after the death of a youth. Tear gas and barricades marked the scene near the Sorbonne, with cars burned and police repelling charges. Nearby, oil discoveries were reported in Egypt and plans for a Soviet Egypt steel complex were outlined.
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Rescuers Seek Pair In Remote Canyon
Rescue teams search a remote canyon for two missing persons after a likely exhausting incident in a region marked by political clashes. The chaotic scene involved fighting that erupted during the start of France’s election campaign with Molotov cocktails and scattered violence amid party tensions.
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Chiang Kaishek cited vigor noted in report from Formosa
An American AP dispatch reports Chiang Kai-shek, praised for vigor, as details remain scanty. The piece notes a Formosan press claim of his health assessments, while unrelated items mention hikers and a rescue team near Altadena and a lighthouse climb.
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Senate Cuts Space Bill by 357 Million in House Return
In a bipartisan move a Senate committee trimmed 357 million from the Administration Space authorization bill and sent it back to the House. The measure, approved 66 to 4, faced opposition from Sen. Proxmire who led a failed effort to cut the request by 1 billion. The debate highlighted competing priorities between space programs and aid for the poor.
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Harriman Says ACLU Won't Represent Sirhan in Trial
Harriman reports no change on Hanoi talks and notes ACLU will not represent Sirhan. Wirin said no civil liberties issue justifies ACLU counsel after Sirhan asked twice. The Los Angeles judge and court process remain central as Hanoi bombings continue with limited security at the courthouse.
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Awards Honor Photographers At Kennedy Event
A photo contest at the Kennedy party drew honors for Herb Shoebridge and Richard Drew. Drew received an honorable mention for a portrait of Adam Clayton Powell and was praised for Kennedy assassination coverage. Schrade, injured in the shooting, spoke from hospital about the event.
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Nugent Brings Son to White House During Capitol Visit
The Nugent family, led by Luci Nugent, visits the White House with son Patrick Lyndon as a traveling show of winning photographs by Mar garet Stovall's staff tours the state. Severe thunderstorms hit western Texas with flooding in Hill County, damaging St John's Lutheran Church in Ringsted and farms near Belmond, as a tornado previously touched Tows in 1964. Federal relief funds of 250 000 dollars were allocated for Paducah disaster area relief.
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Oil Deposit Unrealized Yet to Be Probed Further
A spokesman noted that the current commercially valuable oil quantity is negligible but stated that additional wells will be drilled to determine the deposit's size and potential value.
Climate did not spark ancient North African wars
Historians and scientists now argue that climate rarely triggered early conquests in North Africa. Archeology and evidence from modern study show invaders sought loot or carried a conquest urge, not worsened weather driving migrations or invasions.
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Thunderstorm Activity Moves Across Central United States
Thunderstorm and funnel cloud activity spread over the mid continent with tornado watches issued for Oklahoma Kansas Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana and the Dakotas. No damage reported though seven funnel clouds were sighted near Roaring Springs Minnesota and Benson. President Johnson on Monday.
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Rams By al bis ane 'ty poe pg gona 'paid at Par
The fragmentary OCR text mentions Pasadena California and a price. It is unclear and partially garbled but references Rams and a payable amount at Par with a date and qualification note.
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