Khanh and Viet Junta In a Deal
In Saigon the South Vietnamese junta moved to oust armed forces chief Nguyen Khanh and arrange his exit from the country. Dalat reports said three council members returned after talks with Khanh as speculation grew he might accept a post abroad. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi threatened para troops in the Dalat area if stalling continued.
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Peter Amnett
Saigon
Khanh
Armed Forces Council
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Dalat
Nguyen Cao Ky
Draken Donesing
Myllyla
Ketchi
Tappee
5Th Cavalry
Tran van Minh
Miner Freed After 79 Hours Beneath Avalanche
KETCHIKAN Alaska AP Einer Myllyla a Finnish construction worker in his 30s was rescued after 79 hours trapped beneath snow and debris at the Granduc copper mine camp near the Canadian Alaska border. He survived by an air pocket and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Einer Myilyla
Granduc
British, Columbia
Myllyla
le Duc Glacier
Canadian-Alaska
Satiday
Winnipeg
Man
Former Maddox Cafeteria Reopens as Gateway in Atlanta
The cafe formerly run by segregationist Lester Maddox reopened under new ownership as the Gateway. Operators Roy Duncan and Edward Piper pledged equal service and aimed to run a good business. A small crowd gathered at 11 a.m. as carnations and gladioli were delivered. No Negroes sought service initially.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Gateway
Roy Duncan
Edward Piper
Warner Nominated by Democrats in 22nd District
Ralph T. Warner of Vinton nominated by Democrats to fill the unexpired term of Sen. R. O. Burrows in the Twenty second district encompassing Benton and Tama counties. Warner, 39, operates an insurance agency and had not held prior political office.
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Vinton
Ralph T
Bill
Warner
R. O. Burrows
R-Belle Plaine
Benton
Tama
Sens
Homicide charge linked to Malcolm X assassination case
A 22 year old man identified as Thomas Hayer was charged in New York with homicide connected to the Malcolm X assassination. Police said several suspects were involved and Harlem patrols intensified after the shooting as Malcolm X prepared to speak at a rally.
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Malcolm Stephenson
New York
Malcolm X
Elijah Muhammad
Chica
Upper Manhattan
Fabous
Awad
Malcolm X Nation
Malcolm
Organization of Afro American Unity
Cyprus and Soviet Union sign three year trade pact
In Nicosia the Cypriot government and the Soviet Union announced a three year trade agreement. The pact covers exchange of goods totaling about 19.6 million dollars. A spokesman for a Muslim sect denied involvement in a plot to kill Kolm X, noted in continued coverage.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Imusmu
Cotes
Soviet Union
Mallspokeman
Kolm
Lyndon Johnson Urges Students To Aid World Progress
President Johnson told a Founders' Day centennial convocation at the University of Kentucky that the younger generation faces a tougher task. He stressed serving humanity and enriching human dignity, focusing mainly on transcendent global issues with little discussion of foreign policy.
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Lexington
Johnson
The
University of Kentucky
Navy to Recycle Four Rocket-Firing Ships
The navy plans to pull four rocket-firing ships from mothballs to fill a gun gap feared by marines. Three date to World War II and each can deliver substantial rocket fire to soften shore defenses before U S assault troops land.
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Washington
Navy
U.S
Soviet Defense Chief Warns Vietnam War Could Spill Over
Moscow warned that hostilities in Vietnam might explode into a great war. Soviet defense leaders argued U S reprisal risks show growing tension as the Pentagon plans retirements of two heavy gun cruisers and shifts in naval power to shore fire support ships and rocket LSMRs.
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UPI
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Vietnam
Union
Johnson
Newport News
City
Paul
Pentagon
Jens
Walferring
U. S
Jace M. Greene, Jr
North Vietnam
Navy
Defense Department
Defense
McNamara
Congress
Soviet Union
U.S
Malinovsky
Asia
Europe
Joint Dock Talk Resumes Tuesday With Strike Ongoing
The piece notes a 43rd day strike in the West Gulf disrupts dock sessions between shippers and longshoremen while officials discuss shared responsibilities. President Johnson and Soviet figures are cited in a broad political context amid war and peace warnings.
Britain Cuts Import Surcharge to Ten Percent
The British government lowers its import surcharge from 15 to 10 percent effective April 27. Assistant Labor Secretary James Avensolds will resume joint talks with shipping company reps and west gulf district ILD leadership, as Reynolds notes the formal quiet discussions continue with no announcements yet.
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London
James Avenolds
West Gulf
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Reynolds
GM Suggestion Box Helps Workers Earn Big Rewards
GM's suggestion program paid out a record 7.87 million dollars last year to 4150 employees across the United States and Canada for 172,388 adopted ideas. George Herzig of Hamilton Ohio leads with 45,905 dollars from 36 of 142 suggestions, while John Elwart and Arthur Ripley win notable awards for efficiency and part savings. Other top earners include a Frigidaire inspector in Dayton and a Flint Spark Plug line worker with hundreds of awards totaling over 10 thousand dollars.
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Phil Thomas
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Giant Corporation
Louis G. Seaton
U.S
Canada
John Elwart
Detroit Diesel Engine Division
Arthur R. Ripley
Clarkston
Mich
Pontiac
Ripley
Pontiac Motor Division
George Herzig
Fisher Body
Hamilton
Ohio
Herzig
Frigidaire Division
Dayton
Frigidaire
AC Spark Plug
Flint
Sharp Cold Envelops Iowa With Snow Due Eastward
Subzero temperatures grip northern Iowa with Cresco Elkader and New Albin hitting 10 below zero. Decorah and Oelwein report seven and five below. After a brief warmup Monday the Weather Bureau predicts snow to move east from the northwest as Rock Rapids notes light snow.
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Iowa
Cresco
Elkader
New Albin
Decorah
Oelwein
Fayette
Weather Bureau
Rock Rapids
Chuckle Stenographers Demand Independent Spelling
A humorous note claims a stenographer asked her boss to stop using words that triggered spelling complaints, reflecting workplace humor about language and independence.
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Costriam
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