Cease-Fire Collapses as Reds Launch Widespread Attacks
Vietnamese fighting escalates after a broken truce with Hanoi outskirts attacked by North Vietnamese units. US air operations resumed as rockets struck a central Marine supply base near Da Nang. Casualties include one American dead and multiple wounded. several aircraft and helicopters destroyed or damaged. ground fighting reported within 400 yards of headquarters and 1,000 yards of the air base. Civilians fled as violence surged.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Stears
Marine
1St Corps
Dalent
John Lengel
da Nang
Lengel
Itt Corps
Hutpe Hut
da Nans
Associated Press
Robert D. Ohman
Ohiman
Nguyen van Hiep
Hiep
New Delhi
Park
III Corps
Ohman
Nguyen Hoe
Hai
John T.J. Wheeler
U.S. Marine
Vinh
Panhandle
Viet Cong attacked near Da Nang watched by civilians
Vietnamese Marine airpower and US forces pressed Viet Cong positions outside Da Nang as villagers watched from street corners. Two VC platoons faced counterattack by South Vietnamese rangers. a senior officer reported casualties and warded off further assaults amid crossfire.
Dakar Submarine Disappearance Sparks Mediterranean Search
In the eastern Mediterranean the Dakar buoy signals, too brief for location, connected to the missing Israeli submarine that vanished on its maiden voyage from Portsmouth. British destroyer Diana and Israeli Yalfo joined the search south of Cyprus as a U S Air Force plane spotted an oil slick and debris 60 miles southeast of Crete.
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U.S
Mediterranean
Haifa
Dakar
Portsmouth
England
Israel
Britain
Diana
Yalfo
Cyprus
Crete
Spock and Co Arraigned in Draft Conspiracy Case
The Spock group faced arraignment for conspiring to encourage draft avoidance under the Selective Service Act. About 50 anxious youths waited outside as 200 to 260 demonstrators gathered around the courthouse, police kept order, and reporters filled Arlington Street Church for a post arraignment news conference. Spock and others pled not guilty and defense lawyers considered a jury trial.
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Coffin
Vienna
Spock
Los Angeles
New York City
Trailor
Arlington Street
Tass
Snviet
Newsmen
Court tosses Chicago censorship law and informer cases
The court struck down Chicago movie censorship rules for lacking prompt procedures. It also reversed Fleming Smith’s narcotics conviction 8 to 1, citing issues with a key witness refusing to reveal his real name. Justice Harlan noted broader concerns over self incrimination in gambling and related statutes nationwide.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
L Court
Fleming Smith
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Nevada
Justfice
Harlan
Diplomatic Talks Hit Snags Over North Korea Invite
Shahi outlined ongoing consultations with permanent and non permanent council members to decide whether to call another meeting. Proposals include an intermediary to bridge U S and North Korea, and a U N Security Council probe into the seized intelligence vessel. Ethiopian and North Korean invitation ideas spark division among diplomats. Morozov backs inviting North Korea. Mie says their Sunday talks reaffirmed their earlier positions.
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Puebla
United States
South Korea
Sea of Japan
Enterprise
Pentagon
Yorktown
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
India
North Korea
U.S
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
North
Mre
Shahi
Council
An Wihinninn ~O
Security Council
Morozov
Mie
Goldberg
Johnson unveils budget plan with tax hike to fund Vietnam
President Johnson outlines a lean budget with cuts in some programs and raises for key domestic priorities such as job training crime control and health care while projecting a $25.8 billion Vietnam cost. He proposes a March tax surcharge to fund war and warns inflation and deficits without higher taxes. Castro era rhetoric and Cuba’s economy and Soviet aid are also touched in broader budget context.
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Vietnam
Congress
Mouse Ways and Means
Johnson
Pilion
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Imoon
Department of Welfare
Budeat
Department
Pentagon
Social Security Trust Fund
Castro
Lthe
Arseas
Selec
Kremlin
The
Holy Inquirer
Castro regime faces purge trial of ORI leader Escalante
Anibal Escalante, former secretary-general of the Integrated Revolutionary Organizations, is poised to be the chief defendant in a purge trial as Castro reshapes Cuba’s leadership. Escalante’s clashes with Castro date back to 1961, and his exile followed a 1962 crackdown that dissolved ORT and birthed a new united Cuban revolutionary party.
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Cuba
Moscow
Castro
China
Anibal Escalante
ORI
Integrated Revolutionary Organizations
Mel
ORT
United Cuban Revolutionary Party
Escalante
Czechoslovaia
Poland
Russia
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Agrarian Reform Institute
Presi|daunt
Body of Colorado oil heir found beside rural road
The body of Colorado oil heir Michael Robineau was found near a cotton field beside a rural road south of San Angelo Texas. He had been shot through the head. Police and Texas Rangers searched the area for two days, with a young Latin American AWOL soldier later detained in Odessa. Robineau, heir to an eight million dollar Denver oil fortune, had been missing since Saturday amid a large manhunt.
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San Angelo
Tex
Colorado Oil
Robineau
Michael Robineau
Texas
Los Anna
Odessa
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
U. S. 87
East
Usady
Auge
Texas Rangers
Denver
Eldorado
Stacy
Edmondson
Rohineau
Midland
iTex
Frank i Boyd
Bankin
Big Lake
Eldora
Jdo
U. S. 67
Eldorado, Tex
Glyon Edmondson
Virginia liquor by the drink debate moves forward in Senate
In a contentious debate Virginia Senate advances a liquor by the drink bill, with supporters arguing for broader revenue and tourism benefits and opponents warning of state policy shifts. Key figures include Rel. James M. Thomson and Sen. Fenwick, while local option fears spark calls for a statewide referendum.
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James M. Thomson
Alexandria
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Senate
Fenwick
House
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Virginia
D. Woodrow Bird
Bland
Bird
GOP
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
M. M. Long
Wise
Avink
Edward L. Breeden
Norfolk
Leroy S. Bendheim
District of Columbia
Maryland
Robert C. Fitzgerald
Fairfax
ABC
Hostage drama at market ends with suspect captured
Two gunmen seized a market during morning hours trapping hostages including Andy Anderson 23 and Carl Haynes 1. A vehicle chase followed with police and state patrol planes overhead. Governor John A Love witnessed the end as officers closed in after the suspect threatened to kill captives.
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Anerson
Morahan
Carl Haynes
Kenneth Schmidt
University of Colorado Medical Center
Vna
Leroy Hebert
Charles “Chuckie’ Doerr
Ken Ward
Denver
Herbert
Anderson
Eriage
Ward
Colorado
John A. Love
Love
Sgt
Phil Gotlin
Gotlin
Hiebert
Hayneside
Gatlin
Bodies found during prison farm diglins investigation
Murton ordered exploratory digging at Tucker Prison Farm after reports inmates were buried on the 60,000 acre estate. Coffins were found headless with broken legs, 24 holes dug, bodies near each other, دام. A dental check and death certificates may identify the remains as part of an ongoing inquiry led by state police CID.
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Murton
Murtoan
Tucker
Morton
Criminal Investigation Division
State Police
Lynn A. Davis
Barron
Marlon
Little Rock
Prison Board
John Haley
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Cuban Party Central Committee
Bolivia
Tham
Andy Anderson
King Soopers
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