Government seizes loudspeaker and coffins at Buddhist pagodas
Government troops seize a loudspeaker system from a pagoda and the coffins of three dissident soldiers as 50 marines reinforce a 2,800-strong security force in Hue. New commander Col. Ngo Quang Truong takes over the 1st Vietnamese Division amid ongoing Buddhist protests and hunger strikes.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ko
Ngo Quang Truong
Phan Xuan Nhuan
Truong
Howe pushes bold plan to end segregation in schools
Adams cites illegal quotas as only answer Howe says educators are not leading reform. Georgiana Hardy notes risk of liberal boards losing power in California Howe argues for citywide planning and integrated neighborhoods. He urges more federal funding tied to aggressive, imaginative integration and replanning of school construction.
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Page Onclem
Adams
Georgiana Hardy
Los Angeles
Howe
Lee on Southeast Asia and Viet Nam policy in Singapore
Lee urged regional self reliance and warned Western troops may withdraw within a decade. He urged South Vietnam to gain self determination and warned about U.S. electoral pressures shaping policy. He said Southeast Asia could be reasonably secure for five to ten years if countries prepare for reduced outside underpinning.
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Washington
Lee
Dean Rusk
Singapore
Southeast Asia
Robert Kennedy
Ta i
South
Viet Nam
North
Vietnam War Expansion and Buddhist Crisis Report
Report covers government loyalty boosts to 2,800, seizing a Buddhist protest audio system, and rewards for agitators. US air strikes hit Viet Cong camps in Mekong Delta and near Da Nang as Ky pushes for a phased dissidence end. Ky describes political aims, while Johnson backs continued bombing to raise costs and tee up elections amid inflation and war.
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Saigon
da Nang
Saila
Son
South Viet ‘Nam
Sai Son
Stratars
Defense Department
Ime
Neuven Huy Co
Oue
Saison
Tan
Johnson Says No Information For Encouragement In Vietnam Talks
President Johnson offered no new information to encourage prospects of U S Viet Nam talks. He cited a general desire for further meetings with Vietnamese representatives and recalled a planned mid year Saigon encounter that has faded amid Saigon turmoil. He noted the Viet Nam war cost about 10.5 billion dollars in the 1967 budget, with spending varying by month.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Honolulu
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Saigon
Noo
Explosion kills Cherokee County resident in driveabout mishap
Everett Mullinax Jr. 30, of Wilkensville area, was killed when dynamite in his pocket exploded under a car he was inspecting beside his home. Allie Vinson, a Campbell Lime Stone Co. employee, said Mullinax had tried to connect dynamite to the car battery earlier and had been drinking. The car owner was later found to be a Cowpens man. police ruled the blast accidental.
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Hine
Phan van Khoa
Thua Tien
Flue
Gaffney
S.C
Cherokee County
Biles
Wilkensville
Mullinax
Allie Vinson
Campbell Lime
Mullinax Home Stone Company
Pacolet
Harrison
Vinson
Buddhist Surrender Raises Tension at Pagoda Standoff
Buddhist monks denounced authorities as police refused access to a pagoda where a killer fled. Negotiations centered on whether Vien Hoa Dao would hand over the suspect. Reporters were briefly detained, a monk signaled self immolation, and police sealed the area with barbed wire as youths watched.
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