Troops Storm Seoul Universities as Demonstrations Enter Fourth Day
In Seoul troops and police clash with thousands of students demanding Park Chung-hee's policies. More than 180 youths arrested and 27 officers injured as tear gas, clubs, and bayonets are used to disperse mobs. Military reinforcements under a 1950 decree bolster security while martial law is not declared.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung
Kim Sung-un
Traop
Larrison
Kim
Park
Mississippi registrars move from motel to post office offices
In Prentiss Mississippi four federal voter registration officials will work in a compressed Prentiss post office after partitions are added, as GSA seeks noncondemnation space. Mayor Tyrone said local whites are not resentful though frustration over motel treatment remains. Jefferson Davis County is one of four counties with federal registrars for Negro voter registration.
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Allen
Theovernment
Washington
General Services Administration
GSA
Civil Service Commission
Prentiss
Post Office Department
Ed Tyrone
Allens
Jefferson Davis County
Mississippi
Lee vows return to Singapore under new conditions
Lee Kuan Yew says Singapore was forced out of Malaysia and will re-enter someday under different terms. He notes Malay fear of Chinese business prowess, cites 2 million Singaporeans with ties to Malaysia and Borneo states, and discusses Indonesian stance and the British bases needed to defend Singapore against invasion. He dismisses being seen as imperialist lackeys and expects Harold Wilson to avoid aggression.
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Malaysia
Lee
Abdul Tunku Rayman
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
Borneo
Indonesia
Federation
Sukarno
Elf
Southeast Asia
Harold Wilson
Cottonseed Oil Futures and Chicago Potato Market Notes
In New York and Chicago markets, futures activity shows mixed movement. Cottonseed oil futures held near unchanged levels with scattered contract details while U S potato prices and supplies show steady to slightly weaker trends across various regional round types and sizes, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Idaho varieties. Strong entities include API and USDA listings, with specific contract numbers and regional descriptions.
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New York
Bec
Marrost Bord
Chicago
USDA
U.S
Wight
Minnesota
Inquiry into Greensboro assault continues as suspect held
Investigation reports a major development Friday with one of two Negroes held for questioning released but ordered to stay in the Greensboro area the other remains held on an open charge. Smaw, unconscious in hospital, has been criticized by local figures while officials consider robbery as a possible motive.
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Greensboro
Holloway
Smaw
C. E. Singleton
Singleton
Rufus Head
Hollaway
Gilbert Flay
Yale County Improvement Association
Flay
Francis Gossman
du Pont
Ronnie
Gossman
Dawson Freed From Viet Cong Jungle Prison Camp
Dawson describes life in a Viet Cong camp where he and Miss Ernberger were kept for months. He recalls mistreatment, daily meals of chicken rice and corn, and constant bombing while guards smoked above ground. After malaria, a release order finally came from higher up and they were guided to safety near Thai Hung.
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Dawson
U S
Viet Cong
Anyother
Camp J
Pinhal
Miss Ernberger
J Jungle
Thai Hung
Viet Nam War Briefs On Raids And Propaganda
Reported Viet Nam raids cratered bridge approaches about 30 miles north of the border as Skyraiders dropped 88,000 leaflets over three North Vietnamese towns. SaigonPublishers issued Nhan Dan Human Knowledge to push messages, while Britain charged the USSR hindered peace talks. Hoang Van Hoan praised fighting until victory, and U.S. losses included an F105 Thunder chief and an F4 Phantom, with one Phantom crewman listed missing and the other presumed dead.
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Way Bridge
Saigon
Nhan Dan
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Red
Hanoi
U.S
Dong Hoi
Tuyen Hoa
Ha Tinh
da Nang Air ‘Base
Moscow
Hoang van Hoan
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Hoan
Radio
International Control Commission
Uong Bi
Quang Ninh
Foreign Ministry
Ban Thach
Poverty program debate splits Democrats over local control
Democrats complain about how Shriver administers the community action program. They say money is funneled to citywide organizations dominated by public officials, rather than empowered neighborhood groups running plans tailored to their own communities.
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Tvsr
Shriver
Congress
Fire Boat Halts Below-Deck Blaze On Arctic Reefer
A fierce below-decks fire aboard the Arctic Reefer, Liberia's refrigerator ship, was brought under control in Mobile. The vessel listed over 45 degrees as firefighters pumped more than a million gallons of water into the holds. The ship, 325 feet long, rested with its port side under water and pressed against a wooden pier near the inner harbor entrance. Damages were pegged at about 500000, and the ship had previously run aground off the Dry Tortugas in the Florida Keys earlier in the year.
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Mobile
Ala
Jnxed
Florida Keys
Johnson warns on DC home rule amid riot fears
President Johnson urges action on District of Columbia home rule while warning of possible Washington riots. He cites unrest in Los Angeles and Watts, outlining a federal task force plan with Governor Brown and Mayor Yorty to repair riot-devastated areas. The effort aims to deploy existing programs for jobs, housing, health, schools, and emergency relief without new funding.
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Johnson
Washington
District of Columbia
Clark
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Justice Department
Ford
House
Gemini 5 sets long spaceflight record in calm, storms noted
Gemini 5 approached the Mexican coast after a record 119 hours and six minutes, surpassing Valery Bykovsky's total. The crew described weather seen from orbit, including hurricane Doreen near Hawaii, Florida sights, and cloud-filled eyes of storms. They noted fuel limits and minor medical issues, while control staff celebrated a U.S. record in hours.
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Mexico
Valery Bykovsky
U.S
Renee
Hawaii
San
Cooper
Diego
Air Force
Conrad
Navy
Outer Space
Aft
Mission Control
The
Space Center
Space
Fuel Inc
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
United States
Steel negotiators push toward deal amid night talks
Pittsburgh AP report on August 31 details federal mediator William Simkin meeting with Steel Corp executives R. Conrad Coe and Heath Lary and union leaders I W Abel and Joseph Molony. President Johnson spoke by phone urging a responsible settlement as 450,000 workers threaten a strike that could halt 80 percent of U.S. steel output.
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Pittsburgh
John
Close
Simkin
William E. Simkin
Ciliation Service
R. Conrad Coeoper
Heath Lary
Us, Steel Corp
Abel
Joseph Molony
Johnson
Cooper and Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Viet Nam
Train incident sparks stalled ride and ongoing probe
A train stalled for an hour and a half after an incident involving Darby who boarded in Florida with a Philadelphia ticket. Lt Wise said the case remains under investigation with no charges filed yet.
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Page One
Darby
Florida
Philadelphia
Wise
Johnson's Daily Health and Texas Ranch Flight Postponed
The doctor described the President as a healthy individual with energy and capacity to relax. He exercises daily, has massages, and swims in or near the White House pool and at the Texas ranch. The president cleared time for a ranch visit, but a Texas flight was postponed to Friday morning due to poor weather.
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Johnson
Burkley
White House
Texas
Draft age marriages rise in major cities says AP survey
Draft age marriages reportedly climbed in many large cities per an Associated Press survey last week. Califano noted local draft boards would decide if men married after midnight Thursday could be drafted, though he did not expect a large number.
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Viet Nam
Flont
Associated Press
Califano
Insurance Stock Market Notes and Dealer Prices (OCR Fragment)
Fragments show insurer names, dealer quotes, and interest rates. Mentions National Association of Insurance Dealers, various regional listings, and price markdowns across multiple firms. Data appears garbled with incomplete figures but indicates midyear insurance stock quotes and retail markups.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Eee Eee McDivitt
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