U.S. war toll climbs past one hundred in Vietnam
The weekly American death toll in Vietnam rose to 102, with 2,303 enemy deaths and 530 American wounded. A Saigon ground battle near the capital left 10 Americans dead, while Hanoi reported large enemy losses. The Saigon government released political prisoners, including monk Thich Thien Minh, amid amnesty announcements.
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Saigon
Contral
Vietnam
U.S
Hshatdlefield
Welnam
South Vietnnam
Thien Minh
Salgas Miliary
Wwe
Neto van Thien
Truong Dinh Nan
Thien
Ozu
Mexican Americans protest in Santa Clara County courthouses
About 60 Mexican Americans disrupted three Santa Clara County courtrooms in San Jose to demand dismissal of Superior Court Judge Gerald S. Chargin over controversial remarks at a hearing about a 17 year old charged with incest. No arrests were reported.
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San Jose
Calif
Santa Clara County
Superior Court
Gerald S. Chargin
Southwest
Hitler
Chargin
Bruce Allen
John T. Racanelli
Ray Gonzales
Ecourt
Marshall Hall
Senators clash over Laos policy in closed hearing
Senior Foreign Relations Committee members and Secretary of State Rogers clash over U S policy in Laos after a closed door session. Fulbright says hearings likely won't alter administration views while critics press for stronger anti Communist support eight years into the effort.
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Laos
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Nixos
U.S
Wiliam P. Rogers
Rogers
Commitee
Chatman
F. W. Fulbright
Roger
Fulbright
Fey
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Milton Young
R-N.d
Appropriations Committee
Tye
Cooper
Thailand
United States
AFL-CIO mobilizes funds to back GE strike
The AFL-CIO moves to raise millions for 13 unions striking General Electric as GE sticks to its one contract offer. In Oakland three Merritt College criminology students face grand theft charges after a rifle was found in a car with the suspects.
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Afl-Cio
General Electric Co
Oakland
Calif
Merritt College
Willard Stillwell
Anthony Lace
Alfred Chappell
George Meany
Svar
TW. Abel
Thomas W. Gleason
Joseph D. Keenan
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Reds reject Lodge plan for restricted peace talks
The United States urged a fresh session at Paris to break the deadlock and push real negotiations. North Vietnam rejected the idea, while Viet Cong foreign minister Mouyen Thi Binh accused the plan of legalizing Saigon and urged private talks with the Viet Cong, a proposal the U.S. had already rejected.
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United States
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Mouyen Thi Binh
Sai
Lodge
Tha
U.S
Saigon
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