Two Prisoners Say Hanoi Objects To Red Chinese Help in Viet War
Vienna Laos AP two North Vietnamese prisoners Le Huy Linh 37 and Pham Dinh Thao 30 say Hanoi objects to Red Chinese help in the war and there are no Chinese military advisers in North Viet Nam. They describe bombings causing hunger and fear, and express that the people want peace though leaders remain feared. They were captured near Thakhek in Laos while protecting the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Viennane
Laos
North
Pham
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Dee
Mekong River
Thakhek
United States
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam peace talks raise Viet Cong role questions
Analysis notes the peace process hinges on Viet Cong influence in South Viet Nam and how to integrate or exclude them. US seeks no foreign bases and democratic South Vietnamese governance, with reunification by mutual choice. The piece compares potential compromise to Geneva stagecraft on East German representation.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Viet Nams
Saigon
East Germany
Geneva
Soviet Union
U S Signals Unconditional Talks on Vietnam Peace
Goldberg recalled Johnson’s appeal to U N members to press for unconditional negotiations and outlined U S readiness to negotiate four North Vietnamese demands. He said Washington seeks Geneva framework terms, a mutual hostilities reduction, and possible U S troop withdrawal when South Vietnam can proceed without external interference. The letter stresses no U S bases and reunification by free choice of South and North Vietnam.
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Goldberg
Johnson
U.N
U.S
Security Council
Asia
United Nations
Etter
United States
South Viet Nam
Virginia governor weighs seizure to avert strike at utility
M Boggs spent morning with WTC officials then met union leaders in the afternoon as a strike deadline loomed. State law allows seizure of a public utility if a strike occurs. Gov Harrison declined to say if he would intervene again after earlier negotiations averted a walkout. The union, without a contract since Friday, rejected a two-year offer 24 to 6 saying it was insufficient. Walter Bierwagen warned strike unless arbitration or a better offer is made before the deadline.
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WTC
Albertis
Harrison
Walter Bierwagen
Blumberg condemns Klan influence in Bogalusa tensions
Former Bogalusa official accuses the Ku Klux Klan of dictating city decisions and media coverage since the 1964 troubles. He says 95 percent of residents are decent and laments loss of free speech and business freedom under Klan influence. Publisher Lou Major could not be reached for comment.
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Klan
Lou Major
Blumburg
Viet Cong attack. Marines counter and wreckage
Viet Nam actions report eight wounded after Viet Cong fire. Leathernecks capture nine Viet Cong, some with documents. One guerrilla commits suicide with grenade. Marines kill 16 in other brushes. 1st Cavalry helicopter crash near Mang Yang Pass kills all aboard. body recovered. Air, sea, and ground forces press war while avoiding North Viet Nam. strikes hit sites, sampans, huts, and fortifications. B52s strike centers in Tay Ninh Province.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry
Mang Yang Pass
Saigon
U.S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Canal
Sai‘gon
I Guam
Tay Ninh
Court's One-Man One-Vote Issue Affects Judges too
Cleveland AP report outlines a federal suit asking whether the one-man one-vote rule should apply to judge allocations across Ohio. The case claims inequity in Cuyahoga County where one judge serves 75,000 residents versus smaller counties with higher judge-to-population ratios, challenging equal protection under the 14th Amendment. Plaintiff lawyers seek to force a statewide or wider restructuring of judicial assignments if the doctrine is extendable from legislative to judicial apportionment.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
U.S. District Court
Richard Markus
New State
Alty
Wiliam B. Saxbe
Dist
James C. Connell
Markus
Saxbe
National economy grows to 675 billion in 1965
The Commerce Department estimates the 1965 national economy at 675 billion dollars, up 7.5 percent from 1964, with consumer spending driving about two thirds of the gain. Inflation raised prices about 2 percent in 1965, while the last quarter shows strong momentum, marking five straight years of peacetime growth.
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Commerce Department
Sion
Office of Business Economics
Department
Transit strike crisis deepens as mayor mediates
New York City faced its worst transit labor crisis as 34 400 workers walked off. Mayor Lindsay pressed union leaders to return to work while contract talks with the Transit Authority continue. Union vice president Douglas J. MacMahon rejected an armistice proposal, demanding a broader settlement and highlighting a gap of about 187 million dollars between offers and demands.
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Geller
Michael J. Quill
Bellevue Hospital
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Astor
Lindsay Midnight
New York
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Americana
Lindsay
Transit Authority
Kar Bainer
Douglas J. MacMahon
MacMahon
Woody Klein
Pressay
Lindhe
Fifth Avenue Association
Johnson
Trans- ‘Port Workers Union
Weather plagued Mt Shasta area with missing hikers and floods
Northern California faces a severe storm era as Mt Shasta hikers remain missing since December 29 while nine people in the Mt Shasta Ski Bowl area are marooned. Floods eased in the Eureka region but more rain was forecast with evacuations near San Francisco and power outages in Dunsmuir.
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Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl Lodge
Eureka Calif
Oregon
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Kentfield
Dunsmuir
Tracy Morgan
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ore
Oakland
Calif
Laytonville
Robert Ramon Scanlon
Shasta
Ski Bowl Lodge
Leslie Wilson
Berkeley
Redding
Eel River
Eureka
Seven Die in New Jersey Tenement Fire
By Bil Willems seven persons died and seven others were injured in a general alarm fire that ripped three tenements in Union City New Jersey. Fire officials said the blaze left the building badly burned and likely the cause will never be determined. 35 tenants were evacuated unharmed as seven victims were recovered from the rubble during the predawn hours. Names identified among the dead include Chico Veria ages unavailable Lyman Pierce about 53 and Evelyn Crawley about 80. Six others were listed as dead in Newark Bayonne and nearby incidents.
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Northen Jersey
Cath
Itlerine Santora
Es-Jin
Newark
Bayonne
Dro Gonzalez
James Woodcock
Arthur Metheson
Evelyn Crawley
Eileen McDermott
Chico Veria
Lyman Pierce
Pierce
Steel price moves test industry price stability
U S Steel, Bethlehem and Inland act to adjust pricing amid government pressure to curb price boosts. Officials say the moves aim to meet competition and maintain national price stability, with West Coast sheets tied to a broader price package. Senate and House leaders react, while Bethlehem and Armco adjust their own prices in response.
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Bethlehem
Ackley
U.S
Pentagon
Robert §. McNamara
Philip A. Hart
D.mich
U.S. Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
Worthington
Viet Nam
Johnson
Moyers
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.s
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Delayed Encore as Nellie Juddy Heads Eastern Star Again
In Litchfield Mrs Nellie Juddy, a former Worthy Matron, is installed to lead the Order of Eastern Star once more in 1966. Her mother previously held the post twice in 1888 and 1912. The OBS chapter plans its 55th anniversary observance in February.
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Litchfield
Nellie Juddy
Order of Eastern Star
Order
OBS
Baker Indicted in Senate Scandal Case Far-Reaching
The 3 count indictment targets former Nevada official Jones for allegedly lying to a grand jury on March 17 about payments to Baker via Bromley and services by Bromley for First Western Financial Corp. Baker, once a powerful aide, rose from a Pickens South Carolina background to influence Senate votes before his 1963 fall.
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Bromley
Jones
Harges
Nevada
iBaker
First Western Financial Corp
Las Vegas
Pine Hill
Pickens
S.C
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Carole Tyler
Senate Committee
Bobby Baker
Kennedy's son and wealth mark a notable family tale
The article highlights Kennedy as a wealthy American figure with interests in banking, motion pictures, theaters, Wall Street and real estate. It notes his Harvard education and drive to reach millionaire status by 35, celebrates his three sons in public life, and mourns Lt. Joseph Kennedy Jr. who died as a naval pilot over the English Channel in World War II.
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Wall Street
Harvard
Joseph Kennedy Jr
English Channel
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