Monsoon Again Cuts Viet Fight
Monsoon storms again reduced U S air strikes over North Vietnam. U S troops reported light casualties in scattered clashes seven miles north of Saigon and near Da Nang. Viet Cong mortars hit outposts and a civilian bus strike near Hue killed 15 and wounded 20. air power and riverine targets also limited by weather.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
North Vietnam
Manila
Hue
Central Highlands
U. S. 7Th Marine Regiment
Demilitarized Zone
Leathernecks
7Th Fleet
U. S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
da Nang Airfield
U. S. 1St Infantry
Sampans
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
Supreme Court to Hear Nisei Appeal
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal from hundreds of Japanese Americans whose life savings were confiscated by the government during World War II and still have not been returned.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Divers search for 33 missing after ship collision near Manila
In Manila Bay, Philippine navy divers comb the wreck of the Pioneer Leyte after it collided with the Golden State. With 50 bodies recovered, 172 survivors remain and 33 are missing among an estimated 255 aboard, all believed Filipino. The 778-ton Pioneer Leyte sank quickly while the 7,000-ton Golden State sustained a small hull rip.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Leyte
Golden State
Filipinas Pioneer Line
Pioneer Legte
Pioneer Cebu
Arrest Second Man in Football Bribery Case
FBI arrested Joseph Lee Nolan 26 of Baton Rouge tying to bribery attempts aimed at LSU football six games this season. Earlier, Samuel Graziano 26 from New Orleans was charged with influencing LSU games including the Florida clash. Both face up to 10000 dollars or five years in prison.
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New Orleans
FBI
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
LSU
Joseph Lee Nolan
Samuel Graziano
Florida
Justice Department
Charlie McClendon
Corbett
U.S. Atty
Louie Lacour
Graziano
Nolan
Youth Driver Sentenced After High Speed Chase
Edward How ard Tallman an 18 year old Monmouth resident began a 30 day jail term after pleading guilty to reckless driving and failure to stop for an emergency vehicle. He was fined 125 dollars plus 8 dollars costs. two speeding and two stop sign counts were dropped. He remains on 200 dollar bond awaiting district court on a suspended license charge stemming from the chase. The pursuit started around 2 30 PM with Iowa Highway Patrolman Tom Toner near Cascade and lasted about an hour, reaching speeds of 70 to 90 MPH before Tallman was stopped near Emeline in Jackson County.
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Anamosa
Edward Howard Tallman
Monmouth
Jones
Jackson County
Tallman
Court of Justice of the Peace
Howard Mackey
Olin
Mackey
Jones County
Iowa
Tom Toner
Monticello
Cascade
Toner
Emeline
Senior Citizens Rush To Apply for Taxicab Passes
Senior citizens rush to apply for reduced taxicab fares during a bus strike. by Monday morning nearly 100 requests arrived at the mayor’s office with many applications sent by mail. Applicants include an 82-year-old man and a 78-year-old woman. officials warn processing will take days as drivers and cab companies discuss the 25 cent fare for short trips.
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City Hall
Richmond Road
Bob Johnson
UN Celebrates 21st Birthday With Thant Warning
The United Nations marked 21 years with music and speeches. Secretary-General Thant warned of flaws and power politics, urging diplomats to remove obstacles to peace and face Viet Nam as a global threat. Afghan President Pazhwak echoed calls for realism, while U.S. Ambassador Goldberg stressed progress and cautious optimism.
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United Nations
UPI
Thant
World Organization
U.N
General Assembly
Vietnam
Ous
U. N
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
U. S
Arthur Goldberg
Oil Tanker Stricken Off Gulf Coast. Seven Missing
A Gulfstag, 572 feet, burned and listed 60 miles southwest of the area on Monday forcing 40 crew to abandon ship. Seven crew members remain missing. 28 survivors were rescued, including Captain Larry Larue. Two other survivors were picked up by Western Sun, and three injured were airlifted to a Morgan City hospital.
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Morgan Chy
Ta” Cary
Here
Coast Guard
Gulfstag
Atlantic Prestige
Larry Larue
Western Sun
Larue
Port Arthur
Texas
Morgan City
Supreme Court To Study Viet Protest Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review the conviction of 17 people for disorderly conduct arising from a street meeting in Duffy Square New York to protest U S involvement in Vietnam The August 8 1964 event drew fire from a burning ship scene and linked to the May 2nd Movement formed at Yale University The group challenged free speech and assembly rights in the appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harges
Duffy Square
New York City
Square
Broadway
47Th Street
May 2Nd Movement
Yale University
Police Break Up Mob Near LBJ's Hotel in Manila
About 2,000 students demonstrated against U.S. Vietnam policies outside the Manila hotel where President Johnson stayed. Police fired into the air and charged with truncheons, arresting 20 students and aiding 12 with field ambulances. The clash followed a roughly three hour peaceful protest at the U.S. embassy.
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Manila
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Tom Reynolds
CBS
Ma‘nila
Manila Session Highlights Alliance Unity and Vietnam Troop Needs
General Westmoreland told the Manila summit that allied forces in Vietnam are increasingly effective and troop morale is high as he asks for more U S troops. President Johnson urged unity among allies to fuel peace and deter aggressors in the region.
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Manila
Johnson
Irene Marcos
Vietnam
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
William Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Spake
Prisoner swap bid eyed for Manila summit statement
The United States seeks a prisoner exchange bid for North Vietnam to appear in the Manila summit final statement. Officials believe North Vietnam holds over 100 American prisoners and aim to secure inclusion in the wind-up Tuesday.
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Manila
U.S
North Vietnam
Washington
Johnson outlines four principles guiding Vietnam talks
White House statements recap President Johnson's four main principles from the Manila talks with allied leaders. They emphasize defeating aggression, pacification efforts, regional cooperation among Asian nations, and seeking reconciliation for a peaceful settlement. Westmoreland signals possible need for more troops amid plans to fortify pacification and reconstruction efforts in South Vietnam.
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U.S
White House
Bill Moyers
Johnson
Vietnam
Westmoreland
South Vietnam
Saigon
Manila
No matter what happens someone knew it would
A quip noting that amid any event there is always someone who anticipated it. The line reflects a wry outlook on foresight and irony.
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