Liu Faces Accusers Denies Plot to Oust Mao in China
AP dispatches from Tokyo report Liu Shao-chi denying plans to overthrow Mao during a garden rally in Peking. Posters claim he attended a January meeting where anti-M Mao figures discussed a coup, though Liu said he spoke only briefly. Izvestia and Pravda describe Red Guard protests and Sino-Soviet tensions over the Dairen ship incident.
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Teng Hsiao-ping
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Lin
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Syursk
Yellow Sea
Svirsk
Alexei N. Kosygin
Chou En-lai
Mao Tse-tung
Wheeler Remarks on North Vietnam Bombing Targets
Wheeler said most known military fixed targets in North Vietnam have been bombed. He noted sanctuary granted for three major ports near the Chinese border and targets in heavily polluted areas, with exceptions. Some targets near the Chinese border and cave facilities have also been hit.
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William W. Momyer
7Th Air Force
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Stennis
Haiphong
U.S
election tensions spill into Saigon campaigning
Amid a tight race both sides claim unfairness as candidates meet civilians near Bien Hoa. Officials stress neutrality while criticizing campaign use of government facilities, with U S plans and bombing limits discussed as Haiphong and other ports remain off limits.
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Bien Hoa
Saigon
Thieu
Vietnam Candidates Meet Public in Bien Hoa Stage
In Bien Hoa a small schoolyard stage hosted the first public gathering for presidential hopefuls. Candidates discussed negotiations, war, and Vietnam peace. Pham Huy Co proposed invading North Vietnam, drawing crowd protests. Thieu skipped in Dalat. Ky and Thieu aides noted planning sessions.
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Miss America party greets troops in Saigon visit
Lennon guard Len ton, 25, a West Point graduate from Providence R I, escorts Miss America Barbara Harris and party at Tan Son Nhut, after a delayed arrival. He recalls a muddy day when a chance Stars and Stripes note sparked his offer to guide the visitors. Jane Anne Jayroe is Miss America 1968 and part of the visiting group.
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Saigon
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Wisconsin
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Maine
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Garrison Ordered To Give Data To Shaw's Lawyers
New Orleans AP A state judge ordered Dist Atty Jim Garrison to provide Shaw’s lawyers dates of meetings with Oswald and Ruby in Baton Rouge and identify the West Coast city Shaw allegedly traveled to in November 1963. The ruling accompanied trial preparations and denials of defense requests for more information.
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Clay L. Shaw
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Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Baton Rouge
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Oswald
Haggerty
Louisiana
Southern School Official Shows Willingness To Meet Guidelines
Washington AP reports Southern school officials are showing new willingness to meet federal desegregation guidelines. HEW civil rights head Libassi says an atmosphere of compliance exists in the South this year, with hearings over federal funds for noncompliance rising. He cites private segregated schools expanding and questions whether whites will desert public schools, noting plans to end dual systems while funds remain at stake.
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South Carolina
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Supreme Court
Yonkers Family Faces Eviction From Motel
Welfare family from Yonkers, occupying a 446 room apartment for under $100 monthly, moved into a motel to free space for the landlord’s daughter after her home burned. From October to January they searched in vain for housing but will be forced to leave the motel by Sept. 1 unless the landlord offers them a house. Mrs. Jacobs is rooted in Yonkers and refuses to leave.
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J. Kurtis
Russians Shun Major Orientalists Congress Meet
SA Ann Arbor AP Soviet Communists sulking over Middle East events shun the 27th International Congress of Orientalists at the University of Michigan. Delegates from 50 nations ridicule Moscow for boycotting the largest congress to press Cold War politics. East Germans Czech and Polish delegations faced travel blocks or abstained while Hungary, Romania and Yugoslavia sent reps. An American delegate called Moscow’s stance a significant current attitude toward the United States. The event traces back to 1954 cold war thaw beginnings at Cambridge.
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