Soviet Protest Cites Chinese Harassment of Ships
The Soviet foreign ministry delivered a protest note to the Chinese embassy in Moscow accusing China of harassing Soviet vessels and endangering trade and shipping agreements. It cites the detention and damage to the Svirsk at Dairen, and ships Turkistan and Kamchatskies leaving empty after trouble with Chinese authorities.
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Baton Rouge Firebombing Follows Civil Rights Rally
After a civil rights march from Bogalusa Alabama, a Negro neighborhood in Baton Rouge saw a night of firebombs as Klan and protesters clashed. National guardsmen and state troopers responded. 10 Negroes and one white man were arrested amid 17 fire alarms, some false.
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General Walter Krueger Dies at 86 in Valley Forge
Gen. Walter Krueger, 86, WWII commander of the U.S. Sixth Army and noted for his military tactics, died Sunday at Valley Forge. Krueger led key campaigns in the Pacific and shaped postwar U.S. Army strategy. The veteran officer earned respect for his long service and strategic acumen.
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Injunction Halts Construction of Shopping Center
An injunction in Linn district court stops the shopping center project south of Mount Vernon road SE between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixth streets. Judge Harold D. Vietor found the council ordinance rezoning from single family to neighborhood business invalid for not repealing the prior ordinance and failing to publish the amended text.
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Typhoon Louise Hits Shikoku as Court Rules Rezoning Debatable
In a Tokyo AP report Judge Vietor ruled that the city council's rezoning action faced reasonable doubt on claims of arbitrariness and discrimination. About 10 nearby property owners alleged spot zoning and value decline. Defendants include Edward F. Winter and the city council. The typhoon pounded Shikoku with tall waves heavy rain and strong winds as warnings spread toward Honshu.
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Disorders in Toronto as Police Arrest 50 Hippies
Disorder erupted in Yorkville as police moved through a 3,000 strong crowd during a hippie demonstration led by the Diggers. About 50 arrested for creating a disturbance, with six earlier arrests, as protesters urged Yorkville to be closed to traffic.
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Hectic Communists Shoot One of Their Own Planes
American warplanes hit North Vietnam near record levels as U S pilots attacked targets around Hanoi Haiphong and the Iron Triangle. A Mig 17 was downed by a Soviet made SAM with Col Robin Olds leading the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing.
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Haiphong
Ha Gia
Thai Nguyen
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Quake Measured as Fairly Strong in Sumatra Region
A fairly strong earthquake was recorded in northern Sumatra, Indonesia, early Monday, according to Columbia University Lamont Geological Laboratory. The report notes the event as a notable seismic occurrence with details from the laboratory.
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Harry Golden quits SNCC amid anti Semitism charges
Charlotte AP report says Harry Golden author editor resigns from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee charging anti Semitism and mockery of nonviolence in a letter to SNCC director Rolfe Featherstone. He cites pro Arab pro Soviet and racist lines in a newsletter and notes the violence against Jews in 1964.
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Chuckle Caption: Husband Uses Tact Letting Wife Lead
A witty quip notes a clever husband lets his wife go her way and he goes hers, turning a simple domestic moment into humor. Capyrisht
Battle at Anniversary Banquet Teeters Into Deadly Shootout
In Acapulco on the Pacific coast, a gun battle between rival copra growers factions erupted at the 25th anniversary banquet. Twenty two were killed and about 100 wounded as police and soldiers rounded up 184 suspects. Witnesses reported gunmen from outside fired into the building as doors were breached.
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Mario Jaime Palacios
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Pie de la Cuesta Beach
Britain to Ignore Edict Allowing Hong Kong Papers
British officials on Monday said they will ignore China's ultimatum to resume three pro communist Hong Kong newspapers and free arrested staff by Tuesday night. They noted China has issued many warnings to the U.S. but not acted and believe Beijing is unlikely to push out Britain from Hong Kong. The threat appears aimed at bolstering Hong Kong communists, while Britain warned China to protect Anthony Grey under house arrest in Peking and ensure safety of British missions and citizens.
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Five Die in Iowan Highway Crash Near Vinton
Five people died in a two car crash eight miles south of Vinton on Highway 218. Cedar Rapids residents Linda Fields and Leonard Keeley, plus Clinton family the Seidls, were killed when the Brown car crossed the center line and struck the Seidl vehicle. Brown survived with multiple injuries. The crash marked Iowa's first five death incident of the year.
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Colonial authorities offer $4500 reward for bomb plotters
Colonial officials announce a $4500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the terrorists who planted the bomb.
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