Rampage by German Leftist Students After Dutschke Shot
West Berlin leftist students attacked Axel Springer HQ with Molotov cocktails and rocks after Red Rudi Dutschke was shot. Police fought assailants. 10 arrested then released. A gunman, later identified as Joseph Bachmann, was in critical condition after a one hour firefight.
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Russians oppose U S civil rights law
Moscow reports that the new U S civil rights law is seen as aimed at hampering the Negro movement with housing concessions forced while provisions for home choice are vague enough to let racists evade the statute.
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Five MPs to travel to Athens over Greek prisoner mistreatment
Five members of parliament depart London for Athens to investigate reports of mistreatment of Greek political prisoners and seek answers about the conditions and authorities involved.
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Strategy Shows Confidence in South Viets
The Johnson administration plans a gradual shift of major war effort from U S forces to South Vietnamese units after Westmoreland and Abrams judged the VC winter offensive contained. Pentagon sources say the move, tied to broader modernization and a troop cap of 550000, reflects growing faith in Vietnamese forces.
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