Buddhists Attack U.S. Targets in Saigon Street Riot
In Saigon and other cities, thousands of Buddhist students protested Premier Ky by seizing a U.S. soldier, clashing with guards, and besieging the main radio station. Monks and leaders urged restraint as demonstrations spread from Da Nang to Hue with U.S. officials worried over violence and security.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Coun Lcil
Hue
da Nang
Free World Forces Organization
Huyn Linh Tu
Trans van Huong
Moyers to Leave White House Press Office
Washington AP reports Bill Moyers departs as press secretary after years at the White House. Deputy Robert Fleming inherits Moyers desk and role while Moyers shifts focus to foreign affairs duties.
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Washington
Bill Moyers
Johnson
Robert Fleming
Moyers
Fleming
White House
C S Forester Dies at 66 in California
Fullerton California AP report says C S Forester author of Captain Horatio Hornblower died Saturday at age 66 after a stroke 18 months earlier and years of paralysis. It is not clear whether the death was caused by a second stroke or a heart attack.
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Fullerton
Calif
Forester
Horatio Hornblower
Two Killed Seven Hurt in Highway 30 Crash West of Cedar Rapids
A teenage Illinois brother and sister Delores Higgins 14 and Steven Higgins 14 died in a two car crash on highway 30 sixteen miles west of Cedar Rapids at about 10 am. Their father Max Higgins and mother Rita Higgins were hospitalized in Cedar Rapids. Five others injured included Glenn Roberts 19 Tama Rudy Papakee 17 Cedar Rapids Vernon Nelson 27 Marion Andrew Davenport 29 Cedar Rapids and Susan Higgins 19 treated and released. The Iowa car was eastbound and the Illinois car westbound.
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Illinois
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Delores Higgins
Steven
LaGrange
Max
St. Luke’s
Rita
Mercy Hospital
Glenn Roberts
Tama
Rudy
Papakee
Murray Drive
Vernon Nelson
Marion
Andrew Davenport
Fifth Street
University Hospitals
Towa City
Susan Higgins
Iowa
Steven Higgins
St. Luke's
Mercy
Porter
Highway Patrol
Rudy Papakee
Vernon W. Nelson
Atom Smasher bid rejected by Illinois suburb
Residents of South Barrington rejected a $350 million atomic energy commission site for a proposed atom smasher sparking debate among officials and scientists. Local leaders met at Argonne National Laboratory to calm dissidents as supporters argued the project would boost Chicago area science jobs and regional growth.
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Nene Semanalis
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
South
Barrington
Aoncsogs
Barrington Paul Douglas
Argonne National Laboratory
Douglas
Chicago
John Erlenborn
RMI
Smasher
Argonne ‘National Laboratory
McCormick Dies in Smoke After Fire On 3rd Ave
T L McCormick of Cedar Rapids dies of smoke inhalation after being pulled from a second floor apartment at 508 Third Avenue SW Firemen revived efforts fail Captain Edsell McMickle notes minimal fire damage McCormick lived alone downstairs tenant Robert Decker and another tenant Elmer Geiger heard his calls and tried to reach him before contact with Page 2 Col 5 continuation.
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McCormick
Third Avenue
Edsell McMickel
Robert, Decker
Decker
Elmer Geiger
Mec
Railroads Seek Contempt Over Union Strike Action
U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff set a 2 pm hearing on railroad contempt claims against the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and its leaders. The railroads seek fines up to 10 000 dollars per day and 500 000 dollars per day for continuing strike activity and picketing across 38 states.
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Washington
H. E
Gilbert
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Alajol Lairways
U.S
Alexander Holtzof
Holtzoff
H. H. Grooms
U. S
M. L. Williams
Birmingham
C. L. Caldwell
Union National
Roanoke
Vietnam
Portland
John Killkenny
U.S. District Court
Guilds Lake
Union Station
Portland Terminal Railroad Co
Union Pacific Uses Supervisors to Run Some Trains
AP report details Union Pacific shifting supervisory personnel to operate certain mail and perishables trains amid a widespread rail strike. The strike cripples auto plants, halts production, and stalls shipments, with losses estimated up to $3.5 million daily for eight railroads and unemployment affecting over 200,000 workers. Legal actions include contempt orders in Birmingham and injunctions around Portland yards as union and management legal battles continue.
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Chicago
Union’ Pacific
Union Pacific
Cup
Los Angeles
Omaha
Portland
North Platte
J. E. Wolfe
General Motors
Ford
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Stern
Tn Saigon
Buddhist Institute
Thich Ho Giao
Buddhist Chaplains
Plano, Ill
Stanley Bracken
Western Electric Co
C. S. Forester
Sears
Wilson
T. L. McCormick
C.R
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U.P
Twinsburg
Ohio
Chrysler
Ala
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co
BLFE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Birming
American Motors
Kelvinator
Grand Rapids
Seaboard
Oregon
Louis
Unionville & Nashville
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