Fresh Guerrilla Surge For Latin Power May Follow Havana Meeting
Fidel Castro’s fiery speech at a Havana gathering rallies Latin American leftists toward renewed armed action. The Latin American Organization of Solidarity backed Viet Nam, Black Power, and guerrilla efforts in Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, and Guatemala, presenting Castro’s platform as a new vehicle for regional revolution.
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Havana
Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Stokely Carmichael
United States
Castro
Carmichael
U.S
Colombia
Bolivia
Venezuela
Guatemaa
Asia
Africa
Proguerrilla
Odrinex Fat Burning Tablet Ad Declares Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement promotes Odrinex fat burning tablets sold by Johnson’s Drug Stores with a money back guarantee. It claims rapid weight loss, easy swallowing, and long life, pricing at 3 dollars and offers full refunds on return to a druggist. Mail orders accepted from 187 S. Mail St. and 2381 Riverside Drive.
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Johnson's Drug Stores
S. Mail St
Riverside Drive
Candidacy Tour Demands, Military Shakeup Reported
Eight candidates threaten a Tuesday tour if the government shows goodwill with large outdoor crowds. Thieu and Ky deny plans to pack venues. Truong Dinh Dzu says he will present evidence of obstructed fairness. Ky announces a top-level military reshuffle with Thang to chief of staff and Vy possibly defense minister. Vien may keep joint staff role.
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Thieu
Truong
Dinh Dzu
Nguyen Duc Thang
Joint General Staff
Nguyen van Vy
Cao 'van Vien
Vien
Kennedy Calls For Reassessing Vietnam Elections Integrity
Administration spokesmen urged restraint on judging election fairness in South Vietnam amid pre ballot criticisms earlier and Kennedy pressed for more than observers. He warned of possible fraud and erosion of moral standing, while supporters push for tougher bombing in North Vietnam as Johnson faces a pushback from hawks and Senate witnesses.
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Robert FL. Kennedy
D-N.v
South Vietnam
Saigon
Kennedy
Vietnam
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Johnson
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
North Vietnam
Vietnam War Carrier Constellation strikes hit Hanoi area
Navy pilots from the carrier Constellation reported heavy damage to two surface to air missile site launchers near Hanoi, and fires at a storage area west of Haiphong. They also damaged a barracks storage area south of Hanoi and knocked out a center span of a highway bridge. Tass cited Hanoi complaints of destruction and a new stage in American aggression. Meanwhile Viet Cong attacks on Quang Tri province caused heavy casualties, with 41 VC dead reported.
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Constellation
Hanoi
Haiphong
Navy
Tass
North Vietnamese
Foreign Ministry
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Trieu Phong
Quang
Tri City
U.S. 7Th Fleet
1St Corps
Beacon Gate
South Vietnam
Cnastal Phu Yen
Saigon
Doumer
Hed China
Skyhawk
Hai Duong
Gary Hall
Fort Ncoll
Kan
Haipuong
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Dong Ha
Vietnam
Soviet antisemitic cartoons and cold war claim rise
New York AP reports a Conference on the Status of Soviet Jews accuses Moscow of launching a cold war against Jews amid a wave of anti Jewish propaganda. The study cites 36 cartoons from Izvestia Pravda Trud and Krasnaya Zvezda portraying Israel and Jews as Nazis and urging concern from Western powers.
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Moshe Decter
Izvestia
Pravda
Communist Party
Trud
Krasnaya Sviezda
Defense Ministry
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Hitler
Uncle Sam
New York
Soviet Union
Conference On the Status of
Unction Pyatrition
U.S.S.R
Pusser Shot On Tennessee Mississippi Line
Sheriff Pusser was wounded and transported 91 miles to a Memphis hospital in fair condition. He could not identify his attacker and suggested bootlegging and crime along the state line are targets. His history includes prior shootouts and a fatal shooting by Louis Anderson at a Tennessee Mississippi border night spot.
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Pusser
Memphis
Ben Pusser
State Line
Tennessee-Mississippi
Louis Anderson
Train Crash Near Route 50 Seeps Into Public Memory
Police declined estimates of injured after a passenger and freight train crash near Route 50. Unofficial counts ranged to four as Saratoga Hospital treated ten, with six admitted and five in satisfactory condition plus one nun in fair condition. Ellis Hospital in Schenectady discharged the engineer and fireman. Ambulance crews from Malta and 18 ambulances plus three fire companies aided the scene where two engines and fourteen cars derailed. Passengers escaped as crews used acetylene torches and saws to reach them. Several freight cars spilled paper products. most passengers later traveled by bus. Admitted victims include Saul W. Sinon, Dora M. Molczynk, Carmela Roggelin, Sister Mary Ledden, Charles Mapp, and Joseph Klein.
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Saratoga Hospital
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Wally Barber
Malta
Here
William Skeft
James Canavan
Glens Falls
District 3
New York
Saratoga Springs
Saul W. Sinon
Western Ave
Montreal
Dora M. Molcznyk
Model Cities plan eyed to rebuild slum areas for housing
Housing efforts push for federal aid to rebuild slums under the model cities plan. Cities would cover housing, education, health, sanitation and recreation with rent subsidies touted as the key new tool. Senators warn the plan may be limited and slow, with only 70 cities initially chosen. Administration says Congress may extend it if successful. The Senate housing subcommittee considers adding broader aids in its omnibus bill this year.
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Housing Department
Congress
Senate Housing Subcommittee
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