Sopp Sues Government For One Million In False Arrest
Mrs. Margaret Sopp of Waterford sues the U S Post Office Department seeking 1 145 million in damages claiming false arrest on a mor als charge. She alleges 10 hours in jail without access to counsel and a demeaning inquiry. The case cites improper postal investigations and wrongful loss of wages and reputation.
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Erie
Margaret Sopp
Waterford
U.S
Post Office Department
George W. Schroeck
Waterford Township
Michael J. Kineckiv
U.S. Post Office
Philadelphia
Sopp
U S Embassy Clash As Troops Move In
Police used billy clubs and whips to clear a sidewalk crowd in front of the embassy. Infantry officers in heavy coats and fur hats then formed a barrier and drove rioters back. Some 500 students broke the fence, plastered it with anti-American placards, threw ink and battered glass before police broke up the demonstration.
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Kohler
Pilots Missing After Viet Nam Raid Rescue Efforts Continue
After a Tuesday raid on Quang Khe and Xom Bang, 1st Lt Hayden J. Lockhart of Springfield Ohio bailed out and is missing. Four other American pilots and one Vietnamese were rescued. A Viet Nam air force report misidentified Navy planes as enemy interceptors. A Saigon bomb killed three and wounded seven, including two Americans. Communist China accused the U.S. of expanding raids south of the 19th parallel. U.S. denial cited by State Department. Fidel Castro urged socialist nations to aid North Viet Nam.
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Hayden J. Lockhart
Springfield
Ohio
Lockhart
Quang Khe
Xom Bang
Air Force
Alexandria
Quanh Khe
South Viet Nam
Via Nam
da Nang Air Base
Vietnamese Air Force
Nguyen Cao Ky
North
Viet Nam
Saigon
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Binh Dinh
China
United States
U.S
Peking People's Daily
Democratic Republic of
Hanoi
Johnson Administration
Peking
DRV
State Department
Washington
Johnson
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sugar Workers
Castro
Fulbright Seeks Separate Aid Bill On Foreign Help
Fulbright announces a separate bill as part of President Johnson's 3.38 billion foreign aid package. The measure proposes 2.2 billion for fiscal year starting July, excluding the 1.17 billion military aid, which he opposes mixing with economic aid. He plans further amendments after Foreign Relations Committee hearings begin.
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Fulbright
Johnson
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Convertible Coup Sketch Depicts Saigon Turmoil
Saigon cartoonist Bill Mauldin depicts Viet Nam’s power struggle as a convertible coup with tanks clogging streets. He notes American built tanks, traffic chaos, and gunner indecision as commanders flip control between rebels and government without firing a shot.
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Viet Nam
Journal
Bill Mauldin
Saigon
Gov
Mauldin
Trims Trees Scammer Arrest In Youngsville Case
Kenneth Dollinger 42% is charged with cheating by false pretenses for trimming and repairing three maple trees in Youngsville and defrauding an elderly woman out of 710 dollars. Bradford police arrested him on a Warren County warrant, with Sheriff Donnell Allen noting this is a second similar incident in the county.
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Bradford
Warren County
Heaths
Kenneth Dollinger
Youngsville
Donnell E. Allen
Hichard Hegerty
Hollinger
Dollinger
Mary Hooves
Allen
Pylice
Cumstance
Johnson departs for second trip to South Viet Nam
U S Army chief of staff Gen Harold K Johnson flew from Washington to begin a second tour in South Viet Nam. The Pentagon said the visits are part of ongoing Pacific area engagements by Johnson and other service chiefs.
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U.S. Army
Harold K. Johnson
Washington
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Pacific
Johnson
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