Saigon Youth Riots Threaten Ky Regime In Capital
About 500 youths clashed with police in Saigon amid anti American protests and arson, burning a parked U S Army Jeep and overrunning streets near the national assembly. Police used tear gas and clubs as demonstrations spread to Buddhist institutes and municipal areas. The unrest underlines the crisis facing Premier Ky’s nine month old government with martial law in other cities.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
U. S
U. S. Bull Lot
National Assembly
Buddhist Institute
Information Service
Pasteur Street
Vietnam
Nha Trang
Dalat
Hue
Soviets Report Luna 10 In Moon Orbit Milestone
Moscow reported Luna 10 has entered lunar orbit marking a major step toward a manned lunar mission. The spacecraft carries instruments for near space exploration and transmitted data while orbiting about 217 to 621 miles above the moon. The announcement followed by party congress delegates and a broadcast of the Internationale.
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Moscow
Communist Party Congress
U.S
Russia
Kremlin
West Germany
Bochum Observatory
Tass
Earth
Sputinik
Contempt Citation and Redistricting Appeals
The court approved a temporary re alignment of North Carolina districts for this year's elections after a lower court found the plan unconstitutional but left it intact for 1966 balloting. Ronald Cichos of Indiana appeals his double jeopardy claim in involuntary manslaughter. A dispute over Interstate Commerce Commission freight rate redistribution among transcontinental railroads advances to hearings. Mountain Pacific carriers challenge the rate decision as unfair.
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North Carolina
Ronald Cichos
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commissary
Missing H Bomb Still Pinpointed
A Defense Department source said the hydrogen bomb remains pinpointed off the coast of Spain. Reports from London and New York describe attempts to locate the weapon in a deep, hard to access Mediterranean area as inquiries continue into its disappearance.
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Theavy
Spain
London
Ester
Hornblower
New York
Nineteen New Astronauts Named to U S Team
NASA announced 19 new astronauts at Houston's Manned Spacecraft Center to join the corps, chosen from 251 applicants after a Sept. 10 call. Six women applied but none met minimum requirements, bringing the total astronaut corps to 50.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Agency
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Astronaut Corps
Indonesia Plans Reentry to United Nations
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said the new government will seek return to the United Nations and improve relations with the United States to aid the country's founding economy. He noted the move would depend on many questions and would not elaborate.
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Adam Malik
United Nations
U.S
Malik
Indonesia
U.N
Mississippi Negroes Camp Overnight Near White House Plea for Funds
Homeless and jobless Mississippi Negroes camped in a park across from the White House seeking $1.3 million in anti poverty funds. Frank Smith, their leader, said no official communication has come from the White House or the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Washington
White House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Frank Smith
Smith
Mississippi
Movement of Trains Starts Fines Lifted
Trains began to roll Monday ending a four day strike by the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen after a federal judge lifted the threat of 510,000 a day fines on the union and its leader. Smaller fines totaling 27,500 were issued and may be collected if not paid. The case now moves toward an April 27 hearing for a permanent injunction.
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Brotherhood of Firemen
Johnson
H. E. Gilbert
Board of Arbitration
Gilbert
Illinois Central
Chicago
Imaine
Florida
California
Holtzoff
Francis Shea
Railroads
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U.S
Shea
Hospital Checkup for Hickenlooper
Senator Bourke Hickenlooper entered Bethesda Naval Hospital Monday for a routine checkup. An aide said he would be in the hospital for several days.
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Washington
Sen. i Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R- Iowa
Bethesda Navalest
Hickenlooper Sata
Drug use growth cited at major colleges by federal official
Federal Narcotics Commissioner Henry Giordano told Congress that drug and marijuana use is rising at nearly every major university. He warned some educators may condone experimentation as self expression, urging budget support for the agency.
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Washington
Henry Giordano
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
withUay Qulg
Giordano
Tom ‘Steed
D-Okla
World’s longest coma holder Elaine Esposito
Elaine Esposito, now 31, remains in a coma for 25 years since an August 1941 surgery. Despite doctors' prognosis of death, she survives in a pink hospital bed under constant care. Her parents endured repeated procedures and a Lourdes pilgrimage seeking a miracle, with no clear recovery in sight.
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Irene Albert
Clearwater Sun
Clearwater, Fla
Elaine Esposito
London
Louis Esposito
Elaine
Espositos
Lourdes
France
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