Collective Solution To Viet War Urged In Africa Visit
Addis Ababa AP dispatch reports French President de Gaulle and Emperor Haile Selassie urged a collective solution to the Vietnam War during a two state banquet and talks in Ethiopia. The leaders discussed Africa issues and cooperation within the OAU while avoiding mention of Djibouti rioting.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Harles de Gaulle
Haile Selassie
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Southeat Asia
Selassie
French Somaliland
Djibouti
Fott
Haile Selassi
OAU
Seven Die In Head On Collision Near Port Chicao
Seven persons were killed in a Friday night head on collision near Port Chicago Calif four of the dead were members of an Antioch family and three sailors from the USS Firedrake Mare Island The Davi family and a neighbor were among the injured four children survived while another child and Linda Augustine were among the injured The Davi family was en route to Kaiser Hospital Walnut Creek to visit their ill eldest child aged 13
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Port Chicago
Calif
Antioch
Toene
Highway Patrol
Tony J. Davi
Henry Breedings
Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Baughns
Memphis
Tenn
Willie Carey Jr
Mare Island
U.S. Steel Corp
Rita
Pauline
Nancy
Mouths
Theresa
Anthony
Loraine
Linda Augustine
Davi
Kaiser
Desegregation ruling prompts parish controversy
Perez denounces Justice Department desegregation order as an outrage to his people. The court action directs freedom of choice to begin desegregation while Plaquemines Parish has until Sept. 12 to resolve technicalities. The parish, about 34 000 whites, faced boycotts and excommunications linked to school integration efforts dating back to 1962.
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Perez
Justice Department
Christenberry
Plaquemine
Hur
Thane Betsy
Boycot
Estimated 56 Million to Enter U S Schools This Fall
Washington AP reports a projected record enrollment of about 56 million students across public and private schools and colleges for the 1966-67 year. Growth estimated at 2.6 percent with higher education leading the increase, and total school expenses near 50 billion dollars.
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Washington
Office of Education
United States
Tax changes raise maximum Social Security payments in 1967
The expansion increases the worker and employer maximum from 277.20 to 290.40 for 1967, and for the self employed from 405.90 to 422.40, with medicare taxes rising to 0.5 percent next year while basic rate climbs to 3.9 percent. Changes stem from the Tax Adjustment Act and first graduated withholding, affecting exemptions, quarterly self employment payments, wage withholding rules, estimated payments, and corporate tax timing.
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Treasury Department
Social Security Administration
Medicare Trust Fund
Medicare
Congress
Boy's body found tied hands in lagoon near Skokie
John Jensen, nearly 3, found in Emily Park lagoon with hands tied. Police consider possible homicide after coroner rules drowning. father and police conduct a seven hour search with firemen and volunteers. The boy disappeared from home around 2, body found early Saturday near Jenser home.
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Skokie, Ll
Skokie
John Jensen
Cook County
Chicago
Emily Park
John
Jenser
Charles
Jensen
Civ Defense
Halas
Canton Riots Enforce New Regime Rules Across City
Reports detail widespread looting and enforced dress bans as Canton police seal 390 stores and force name changes for about 600 others. The Central Park is renamed People’s Park and foreign residents face mistreatment amid Youth Movement actions in Peking and Macau reports.
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Canton
Central Park
People’s Park
Central
Macau
To- O
Mainichi
Peking
Sacred Heart Academy
Thee
Airlines say fare cuts supported by strong earnings
AFL-CIO and the International Association of Machinists criticized major carriers for excessive wages in contracts, while Tipton argued airlines can continue fare reductions. He cited $86.8 million in added costs over three years and $3.1 billion invested in new equipment this decade, noting fares remain below 1950 levels despite wage pressures.
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Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Tipton
Viet Nam War Update From Saigon and Seoul Actions
Viet Nam combat sweep nets 198 weapons seized and 10 captured while U.S. losses are described as light. Operation Paul Revere T shifts American patrols under the 25th Division's 3rd Brigade task force. Westmoreland receives Vietnamese campaign medals. Korea boosts forces to 45,000 and Westmoreland plans a three day Seoul visit beginning Sept. 7. In Saigon Thich Quang, a militant Buddhist monk, fasts under guard as leaflets threaten self immolation. Rome Catholic dissidents criticize the regime and Quang’s allies say a hunger strike is weakening after Hue spring uprising.
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U.S
25Th Division
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Chung Hee Park
Seoul
Westmoreland
Korean Defense Ministry
Thich ‘Tri Quang
Quang
Hue
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