China fires sharp new broadside at Khrushchev era Soviets
Peking accused Soviet leaders of covert revisionism and cooperation with the United States to dominate the world in a New China News Agency dispatch. The broadcast criticized Khrushchev era tactics as more cunning and dangerous than Khrushchev himself and cited links to Washington London and Paris as seeking peace negotiations on Viet Nam. The charges followed Pravda's call for a world Communist party conference amid the Sino Soviet split.
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School Protest Groups Plan Rallies for Astronaut Visit
Chicago protest leaders announced three rallies today to greet astronauts Edward White and James McDivitt. The visit includes a noon parade dinner and fireworks before departing for Ann Arbor Michigan. Police and clergy joined a fund drive dubbed dollar day for freedom as arrests mounted.
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Edward White
James McDivitt
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Benjamin C. Willis
Richard J. Daley
State
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World Communist Panel Sways Over Soviet Chinese Rift
Pravda publishes a call for a world Communist party conference to settle the Soviet Chinese dispute. A pro-Soviet Portuguese party resolution sparked talk of a preparatory meeting of 81 parties, with Viet Nam on the agenda and China possibly boycotting a Moscow dominated forum.
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Armless Youth Gets Car as Graduation Gift
Sebastopol California 18 year old David Taylor received a motorized car modified for his lack of arms and limited legs. The vehicle uses control sticks instead of a steering wheel. Dr Milo Brooks led the UCLA project and notes potential applications for amputees and war casualties.
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David Taylor
David
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Milo Brooks
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Los Angeles
Taylor
Nurse Jnita Sayer Killed in U S 30 Crash West of Huntington
A 21-year-old nurse, Jnita Ann Sayer of Cereda Wayne County, died when her car hit a bridge on U S 30 near Twelve Pole Creek west of Huntington. She worked at King's Daughters Hospital in Ashland Kentucky. Cause of the crash was not immediately known.
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Jntia Ann Sayer
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Direct Viet Combat Brings U S Airborne in Dong Xoai Clash
An 800 man U S airborne battalion was flown to Phuoc Vinh near Saigon for possible direct combat with Viet Cong at Dong Xoai. The action follows heavy Viet Cong advances and the loss of several government battalions, with estimates of up to 900 government troops killed or missing.
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Dong Xoai
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Phu Bon
Dong X
Phuoc Vinh
503Rd
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Vung Tau
Seventh Airborne
Army Takes Viet Reins
A military triumvirate led by Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu took control of South Viet Nam forming a government with a national leadership committee. Gen. Thieu to chair, Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky to oversee daily administration, Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huw Co as armed forces commissioner general.
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Nguyen Huw Co
United States
Quat
St Albans Man Victim Of Fatal Fire
Fire killed Claude Eggleston Eggleston 42 of 10 McCorkle Ave St Albans in an eight room home. Officials say the blaze started about 2 15 a m when he likely fell asleep smoking The coroner cites second and third degree burns The St Albans fire department had the fire under control in 30 minutes The body was found near a window, his wife and four children were away Damages to the house and contents are estimated at 7000
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Claude Thoms
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Goff P. Lilly
Short
Johnson faces rising questions on foreign policy
Washington reveals growing unease about Johnson's handling of foreign policy eight months after victory. Viet Nam expansion, Dominican intervention, and Southeast Asia ground troops stir debate abroad and among academics while polls show broad support from public and business groups.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Inside Today Assignments The Site Conference
The AMleiodist Charrel ends its conference with tense confrontations and disputed forend actions as Tent year assignments are discussed. Page 7
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