Guards and Peasant Army Clash in Kiangsi Province
Tens of thousands of Red Guards have moved into Kiangsi in southeast China to break up a peasant army organized by enemies of Chairman Mao. Truth Daily reports quoted refugees and Hong Kong sources describing the clash and its dramatic scale.
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Charles Smith
Hong Kong
UPI
Kiangsi
Mao Tse-tung
Truth Daily
Nanchang
Peking Radio
Shanghai
Defense
Lin Piao
Red
Peking
Mao
Lin
Mozart Manuscript Theft Seen As Inside Job
Paris AP reports investigators think part of Mozart's Don Giovanni manuscript was stolen in part by inside help. The 180 year old piece, uninsurable national property, was photocopied during a 10 day period and kept under constant guard in the Paris library. The loss was noticed when photocopied pages replaced the removed manuscript.
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Paris
Mozart
National Library
Prague Opera
Six-Month Arms Outlay Near 32 Billion Dollars
The treasury reports military spending for the first six months of fiscal 1967 reached 31.981 billion dollars, compared with 25.284 billion the prior year. A government spokesman cited Vietnam War costs as the main factor. The deficit for the period stood at 14.878 billion, up from 9.854 billion in the prior year.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
25 Air Force Officers Reported Captive in Vietnam
The Defense Department says 25 air force officers once listed as missing are now prisoners in Vietnam. The status change appeared in a casualty list released Friday night, with no further details given to protect sources. The officers were missing from April 3, 1965 to June 13, 1966.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Vietnam
Ouster Is Victory for Gov Reagan at Cal
Governor Ronald Reagan secured a sweeping victory as the Board of Regents fired University of California president Clark Kerr by a 148 to 55 vote. Kerr acknowledged campus demonstrations as a factor while Regents named Harry Wellman acting president and planned a March 1 decision on tuition.
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Clark Kerr
University of California
Board of Regents
Kerr
Mammoth University
Donald Thackrey
Berkeley
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Edmund Brown
Reagan
Los Angeles
Regents
Brown
California
University
Harry Wellman
Defense
McNamara
Rusk
Franklin Murphy
Reargan
Kerri
Berkeley Campus Faces Kerr Ouster Amid Mixed Reactions
Student activists and non students applauded Kerr's ouster at Berkeley while others expressed astonishment. Dan McIntosh, 22, president of the student body, called an emergency Senate meeting for Monday.
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Berkeley
Kerr
Dan McIntosh
Saturn 5 Stage Explodes in Test, Delays Moon Program
The third stage of the Saturn 5 rocket, the S4B with 200000 pounds thrust, blew up on a Douglas Aircraft test stand, delaying the moon mission schedule. Officials reported no injuries and an inspection team headed to assess damage, with uncertainty about effects on Apollo lunar plans.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Douglas Aircraft
Space Agency
Berkeley sit-in leads to nuisance convictions for five activists
Savio and four other non-students were convicted Saturday of nuisance charges from a Berkeley campus sit-in. The defendants include Jerry Rubin 28 Steven Hamilton 23 Stewart Albert 26 and Savio 23.
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Michael Smith
Hamilton
Savio
Rubin
Albert
Smith
William Miller
Floyd Talbott
Melvin Belli
Navy
Mario Savio
Berkeley
Jerry Rubin
Steven Hamilton
Stewart Albert
British Writers defend U S policy in Vietnam letter
A group of British authors led by Kingsley Amis and John Braine challenged the view that most Brits oppose the United States over Vietnam. They urged support for America and allies, saying much criticism stems from misinformed opinion and emotional bias. Signers included Robert Conquest and Bernard Levin.
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London
U.S
Vietnam
Kingsley Amis
John Braine
Britain
Korea
Berlin
America
Commonwealth
Asia
Amis
Braine
Patrolman Loses Crime List in Break In
Chatta nooga AP Patrolman Robert Martin, assigned to curb burglaries, had 50 suspects list stolen from his car during a burglary Thursday night. Palermo Sicily AP Baron Francesco Coniglio re elected president of Sicilian region and heads a new center left alliance Friday night.
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Chattanooga
Robert Martin
Palermo
Sicily
Francesco Coniglio
Yanks and Viets Wmn Fierce Duel Near Saigon
U S planes pounded North Vietnam supply lines while a Hanoi radio claimed seven shot down. Paratroopers with American advisers fought hand to hand, killing 114 Viet Cong near Tan Son Nhut air base.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
UPI
Tan Son Nhut
Christian Girard
Boston
Ernest Webb
Newhall
Calif
Girard
Cruise Ship Grounded Off Fort Lauderdale After Sandbar Event
The 563 foot Atlantic carrying 643 passengers and crew ran aground on a sandbar 700 yards offshore near Port Everglades. Four harbor tugs attempted to free her at dawn with more attempts planned at the next high tide while ballast and fuel may be shifted to light the ship for refloating. The vessel, operated by American Export Isbrandtsen Lines, was on a seven day Caribbean cruise with fares from 215 to 475 dollars.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Thanh Hoa
Benner
Stoddard
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
the Atlantic
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
E. W. Jackson
Charles Troxel
Port Everglades
American Export Isbrandtsen Lines
New York
John Fenton
Miami International
Snowstorm Grips Oregon and West Coast
A major storm dumps heavy snow across Oregon and northern California with Lakeview reporting 20 inches in 30 hours. Winds reach 30 to 50 mph along the Pacific coast as snow tightens highways and passes from California into Idaho and Montana. Rainfall totals rise in San Francisco and other locations as mountain passes fill with snow.
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Lakeview
Ore
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
California
Idaho
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Nevadas
Nevada
Utah
Mount Shasta
Calif
Cascades
Half Moon Bay
Ilwaco
Wash
Oak
Ukiah
Lone Dogfight Wins Silver Star for Ace Pilot
At Malstrom Air Base Major Paul Gilmore received the Silver Star for shooting down the first Mig-21 over North Vietnam. It was the only dogfight he ever had.
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Malstrom Air Base
Mont
Paul Gilmore
North Vietnam
Child learns about allowances in school lesson
A school lesson introduces young students to the concept of allowances given to other children. The note highlights how shared classroom topics cover money, chores, and budgeting basics in early education.
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