Wife Brings Long Trip To See Soldier Husband
Mrs. Woodrow Chute, 22, left home after three weeks of marriage to fly to Saigon and visit her husband in Vietnam. She said she loved the trip but warned other wives it is costly and dangerous, and that the Army may not permit such visits.
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Woodrow Chute
Viet
Nam
Sairon
Viet Nam
Atlanta
Chicago
Seattle
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Saigon
Chute
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Harrisburg
1St Cavalry
Airmobile
An Khe
Charleston
S.C
Conferees Weigh Conference Report On Tax Bill
The Vermont senator may oppose the conference report next week as conferees keep the six billion dollar package. It would restore auto and phone tax cuts, speed corporate tax payments, and start May 1 with a new graduated withholding system for individuals. The final version includes a Senate amendment denying income tax deductions for political expenditures and fundraising events. The House vote is expected Tuesday, with Johnson aiming for March 15. The article also notes Mrs. Chute's flight to Saigon and return, detailing costs and travel difficulties including delays and customs.
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Vermont
Senate
John J. Williams
R-Del
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Monay
House
Johnson
House P&e Committee
State Highway Commission
Del
George Rawlings
Fredericksburg
Bul
Highway Department
de. W. Carrington Thompson
Pittsylvania
Die Naan Aio
John Hagen
Raanuke
U S air operations in Vietnam continue heavy fighting
U S planes bombed communist positions across North Vietnam as Marines and South Vietnamese forces fought a brutal coastal engagement in Quang Ngai. A radio operator in a bunker directed air strikes overhead while helicopters evacuated wounded amid heavy fire. Casualty figures for the week ending Monday show 156 Americans killed and 454 wounded, with totals since 1961 at 2,491 dead and 12,028 wounded.
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U.S
McKean
Frank Kelley
Boston
Ashua
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Pentagon
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Racial unrest and transfer of old engine to Nicaragua
Racial tensions flare as SCLC leader says another march will occur in Hertford, Gov Moore dispatches Coltrane and Dunn to oversee talks with local Negro leadership and Good Neighbor Council. A protest call cites police action and arrests while a separate notice reports Engine No 1 from Shorewood being donated to Madagalpa Nicaragua for a new life, with Shorewood purchasing a modern unit.
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Iffs
F. H. LeGarder
Edenton
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Moore
Coltrane
Hertford
Perquimans County
Good Neighbor Council
Charles Dunn
N.J
Golden Frinks
Frinks
Nicaragua
Milwaukee
Shorewood
Central America
Madagalpa
Robert A. Ewens
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
Mata £Alpa
Prisoner’s Transitions From Prison to New Life in 1960s
A former inmate recounts his journey from prison back into society. He took a cab to San Francisco and a bus to Portland, working two weeks as a pants presser learned in prison. He moved to New York, advanced from a $50 weekly delivery job to $90 as a presser, then to Newton in July 1964 at a cleaning plant earning $3125 weekly. He courted Joana, married in a Methodist church, and welcomed twins Daniel James and Deborah Susan. Now facing potential new trial if the prison disciplinary committee recommends it, he believes rehabilitation aids his case though hope remains slim for a return to his family.
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San Francisco
Portland
Ore
New York
Newton
Joana
Helen Alias
Vaughn
Daniel James
Deborah Susan
Heien
Ncrm
North Carolina towns win 1965 Fire Prevention awards
Five NC cities earned national honors at a ceremony in Raleigh. High Point earned the state first place with Mayor Carson Stout and Fire Chief Claude S. Canady. Fayetteville led the second tier with Fire Chief Thurman Bishop, Charlotte took third under Fire Chief Walter Black Sr., Lexington received an honorable mention with Fire Chief John Lohr, and Monroe also got an honorable mention though no representative attended.
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North Carolina
Moore
Capitol
National Fire Protection Association
High Point
Carson Stout
Claude 5
Canady
Fayetteville
Thurman
Bishop
Charlotte
Walter J. Black Sr
Lexington
John Lohr
Monroe
Royal Wedding Besieged by Crowd at Palace Gates
Beatrix and Claus wed in civil and religious services as crowds gathered in The Hague. Police repelled protestors called beatniks after a drizzle and TV coverage limited a large turnout. About 30,000 spectators cheered, while some demonstrators waved Dutch flags and flowers lined a resistance monument.
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Westerkerk—west Church
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Gilbert van Hall
Beatrix
Westerkirk
Johannes Hendrik Sillevis Smitt
Claus
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
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Baudouin
Fabiola
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Jean
Luxembourg
Josephine Charlotte
Harald
Norway
Marina
Elizabeth II
Britain
Balice
K. Heynik
Assembly considers poll tax study and referendum plan
A convention evaluates a year end report on a poll tax study and a proposed referendum for early next year. Voters would decide on repealing the poll tax as a prerequisite for voting and on constitutional changes. The gathering discussed date alignment and implementation steps.
Court convicts five in Cuban plot despite mercy plea
The tribunal headed by Lt. Everildo Dominguez convicted five defendants for crimes against the nation. They admitted involvement in a plan tied to assassination aims against Fidel Castro while remorse was noted. The case followed Cuban internal proceedings and linked officials from the Cuban Embassy in Madrid to the plot.
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Artime
Blanco
Alsina
Cunill
Herrera
Everildo Dominguez
Castro
Cube
Maj
Fidel Castro
Thi in Vietnam Junta Seen as Power Pivot in 1965 Turmoil
The article notes Thi's rise as a key power broker within the Vietnamese junta, challenging Premier Ky and upsetting Saigon's control. It describes Thi's hardline leadership in Da Nang Hue and the northern provinces, his clashes with Ky loyalists, and American observers praising his resolve despite mixed military outcomes for Viet Nam’s divisions.
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Air Viet Nam
da Nang
Hue
Viet Nam
U.S
Rioting Mobs Clash With Police and Troops in Calcutta
In Calcutta and surrounding towns about 5,000 rioters battled police and army amid arson and looting. At least 13 people were killed, including a policeman. Rail service was halted as trains and stations burned. Police used tear gas. leftist demonstrators attacked rail lines and telegraph wires during a 24 hour strike called by 10 leftist parties over food shortages.
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Calcutta
Calcuttal
Oi Sons
Rishdeath
Mobsra
Konnagar
Asant
Wocds
Alipur Duar
Uttarpara
Sheoraphuli
Hooghly
West Bengal
P. C. Sen
Judy Funsch’s risky heart operation for rare congenital defect
Judy Funsch, a 28 pound child with a rare pulmonary venous obstruction, faced an open heart surgery after multiple pneumonia bouts. Her parents, guided by priest and doctors, chose the risk to gain a chance at a normal life, awaiting hours of anxious waiting and prayers.
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Judy
Clarence Funsch
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania
Florida
Frischs
Funsch
Gemini 8 Docking Maneuvers Describe Night Pass Plans
The report outlines actions for Gemini 8 during the 32 minute night pass including a large life support backpack, tether extension, and separation from Agena at daylight. Scott will perform jet gun maneuvers while Armstrong redlocks with the Agena and later attempts a radar-free docking. Final Agena disconnect occurs about 29 hours in with a test firing of the Agena engine. The mission's third day focuses on experiments before a Friday return of about 70 hours and 52 minutes.
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Armstrong
Scott
Earth
Federal Reserve Board Increases Discount Rate To Four Percent
The Federal Reserve Board raised its discount rate to 4 percent, affecting loans to member banks. First National City Bank of New York said the higher rate will push borrowers toward the capital market for long-term funds, highlighting a shift to bond financing.
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Eral Reserve Board
First National City Bank of New York
Senate Debate Over Vietnam Aid and Ky Regime Shakeup
Sen. Sparkman warned fresh aid is vital to Vietnam’s social and economic reforms while Saigon ousted Premier Ky ally Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi. Johnson’s White House monitored the Saigon shakeup as debate on aid moved toward passage. Sparkman cautioned against inflating hopes of victory but said aid would curb inflation and aid villages, not signal policy shifts. Fulbright avoided steering the bill, focusing on broader Foreign Relations concerns amid criticisms of U.S. Asian policy. Morse targeted $25 million for the Dominican Republic tied to the aid measure.
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Jona Sparkman
D.ala
Senate
White House
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Johnson
Saigon
Robert H. Fleming
Sparkman
Viet Nam
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
Dominican Republic
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