Viet Guard Unit Called Deserters Near Saigon
A South Vietnamese home guard unit deserted four U. S. advisers and five tribesmen during a Viet Cong assault. Three Americans and five tribesmen were found dead at Duc Phong, 85 miles northwest of Saigon, with one American missing. Capt. Carlton Holland, S Sgt Emmett Bryant, and Pfc John Malapelli were named among the dead. Spec. 4 James McLean was missing.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
U. S
Duc Phong
Qui Nhon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Carlton Holland
Junction City
Kan
Emmett Bryant
Greensburg
John Malapelli
Burlington, Ky
James McLean
Los Angeles
U.S
March On U.N. over Viet Actions Draw 2000 Protesters
About 2,000 demonstrators gathered near the United Nations and U.N. headquarters in New York to denounce U.S. actions in Vietnam. They carried signs such as Hands off Vietnam and End the war in Vietnam and included members from multiple groups. Greta Garbo was approached but declined to comment. A hunger strike was staged by five students outside the U.S. mission, and protesters later moved to the British mission with a forwarded letter of sentiment.
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New York
UPI
United Nations
U. S
Vietnam
Greta Garbo
Miss Garbo
Johnson
Dagmar Wilson
Washington, D. C
Women’s Strike For Peace Organization
Kennedy
U.S
Washington
Suleyman de- Houston
Frankmirel
Sc. Huntoon
Turkey Premier Ismet Inonu resigns after budget defeat
Ankar a AP The 14 month old government of Premier Ismet Inonu resigns after the Turkish assembly defeats a 1.6 billion budget 225 to 195. Inonu says he accepts the defeat as a vote of no confidence and steps down to President Gursel. He has led three cabinets since 1961.
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Ankara
Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Gursel
Grand National Assembly
Kemal Ataturk
Turkey
Yaonu
Republican People’s Party
Cyprus
Justice Party
Tnonu
Schools Turning On Peace Corps Vets Facing Backlash
U S education chief Francis Keppel said many schools reject Peace Corps veterans returning from overseas teaching service. He cited cases where transcripts lacked teacher education courses and practice teaching, arguing it is indefensible to bar motivated teachers who have taught in Africa Asia and Latin America. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt dies of cancer. UK Hodenfield in Atlantic City AP.
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Hodenfield
Atlantic City
Francis Keppel
U.S
Missioner of Education
Peace Corps
Keppel
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Ghana
India
Peru
Philippines
An Education Writers
Cleveland
New York City
Baltimore
Washington
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Syracuse
N.Y
Peace Corps volunteers face return and school clash in era
A Los Angeles dispatch reports Peace Corps volunteers will return from teaching in Asia Latin America and Africa within 24 months. Some face state certification hurdles while school districts vary in acceptance, sparking debate over racial integration and staff diversity in U.S. schools. Gloria Vanderbilt dies of cancer at 80 after a public custody fight. A Columbus couple marks 75 years of marriage noting their creed never getting mad at the same time. A Sun-Times note flags Red Chinese troop movements near North Vietnam.
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Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
Keppel
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Cedars of Lebanon
Nospi
Peace
Los Angeles
UPI
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Gloria
West Coast
London
The
Sunday Times
North Vietnam
Vietnam-China
Richard Hughes
Hong Kong
Saigon
China
Southeast Asia
Ourcome
People’s Liberation Army
Viet-mer
NAB Urges FCC to End Inquiry Into Wire Service Contracts
The National Association of Broadcasters petitions the FCC to stop probes into five year broadcaster contracts with Associated Press and United Press International. NAB argues regulation intrudes on private negotiations and parallels to network rules are inappropriate. CBS also criticizes the FCC move as unfounded.
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Washington
National Assn. of
Federal Communications Commission
Douglas Anello
FCC
Associated Press
United Press International
Commission
NAB
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Peking and Moscow in Note Swap
The Soviet Union and Communist China pledged unity against imperialism on the anniversary of their military alliance. Kosygin said their forces are superior to imperialism and victory will be theirs while Beijing stressed fighting U S led imperialism and uniting socialist nations until victory is won.
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Fred W. Coleman
Moscow
Safet Union
Communist
China
Kosygin
Vietnam
Pyongyang
North Korea
Peking
Kremlin
Tass
Soviet Union
Stories at Post Office Limited to Her Day Off
Kansas City AP report profiles Janice Fletcher a 24 year old postal carrier and mother of two who joined the service in 1963 carrying a 30 to 35 pound bag. She discusses whistles jokes locker No 42 and working with her husband noting day off storytelling limits.
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Post Office
Kansas City
Clark Fletcher
Fletcher
Janice
Sam
Westpoint Station
Sign War at Local Grocery Store
A playful exchange between two grocers shows the first window declaring If you need it we have it while the rival across the street counters If we don t have it you don t need it. The lighthearted tug reflects neighborhood competition and humor.
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Viet Guard
U.N
W.E.B. Dubois Club of America
Young Socialist Alliance
Progressive Labor Movement, Women’s Strike For Peace
Socialist Workers Party
Demirel
Lafa
Iown
Iowa
Marion
New Books
Igwa Financial
Aments
Viet
Columbus
Ohio
John
Clemence
Valentine
Clemence Scahy
Fostoria
Belgium
Rap
New China News Agency
Mao Tze - Tung
Liu Shao-chi
Chu Teh
Chou En-lai
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Anastas Mikoyan
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