Da Nang Rally Supports Thi Denouncing Saigon Government
Lt Gen Neuyen Chanh Thi grinned at Da Nang rally as supporters denounced Saigon for ousting him. More than 5,000 crowded the park to hear Thi speak, with soldiers among the crowd. They demanded reinstatement while Thi praised Premier Ky and pledged harmony with the government.
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Thi
Saigon
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Neuyen Chanh Thi
1St Corps
Whi
Tthe
Nguyen jCao Ky
Fire destroys Burlington Belt Co plant near Elon College
Sparks from a trash fire started a blaze that destroyed the Burlington Belt Co manufacturing plant near Elon College North Carolina. The one story brick building housed 115 employees making handbags shoes and belts. Firemen faced low water pressure and missing windows and doors as seven departments battled the fire using tank trucks and a bulldozer to breach walls. All workers evacuated safely. one firefighter was overcome. Loss estimated around 000.
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Elon College
N. C
Burlington Belt Co
Pope relaxes rules on mixed marriages in Catholic church
Pope Paul VI issued a 1500 word document titled The Sacrament of Matrimony that allows non Catholic spouses in mixed marriages to avoid a prior promise to raise children Catholic and permits non Catholic clergy to participate in ceremonies and deliver exhortations after vows. The changes aim to ease unity with other Christian churches as Archbishop Michael Ramsey visited the Vatican.
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Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Vatican
Paul
De Gaulle Could Withdraw NATO With Notice in August 1968
Europe name alleges a direct attack on the French position while allied officials seek public support. U.S. sources say no plan exists to deliver the text to Paris except via news media. De Gaulle can set a withdrawal deadline any time but has not done so. He could notify in August 1968 with withdrawal effective the 20th anniversary of the pact.
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U.S
Paris
de Gaulle
NATO
France
Residents react to privacy bags in public trash trials
A sample of residents discuss clear trash bags and privacy concerns. One man says concealment would help him hide whisky bottles. Housewives show mixed feelings about aesthetics and personal exposure, with some saying neighbors already know their habits. Others shrug off the issue and insist on disposal honesty.
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Therese Moran
Janice Laurimore
Viet Nam War Updates From Hanoi to Da Nang
Hanoi appeals to Red Guerrillas to intensify the struggle against the United States while U S officials claim signs point to victory over the Communists. In Da Nang a rally of over five thousand supported Lt Gen Nguyen Chanh Thi who warned against Communist manipulation. Air power struck Viet Cong centers in the Mekong Delta and a fuel storage area at Tuan Tuong. 47 missions flown over North Vietnam with multiple secondary explosions observed.
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Thi
1St Corps
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Huu Co
Saigon
Hue
Hanoi
Nguyen Huu Tho
National Liberation Front
United States
South Vietnam
Victor H. Krulak
U.S. Fleet Marine Force
Pacific
Da-Nang
da Nang
Nguyen Chanh Thi
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Navy
Air Force
North
Tuan Tuong
Earl Warren 75 today weighs retirement idea
Washington AP Earl Warren at 75 plans to stay on as chief justice but advocates a compulsory retirement date for all public officials. He argues new blood keeps the system strong and says no immediate plans to retire. He leads a busy life and enjoys sports as relaxation.
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Earl Warren
Washington
United States
Warren
Supreme Court
Congress
U S Chief of Protocol Quits May Enter Politics
President Johnson accepted Lloyd N Hand s resignation as U S chief of protocol and named James W Symington a Justice Department official as replacement Hand left amid rumors he might run for California governor or lieutenant governor The Democratic primary field for those posts is crowded Symington 38 is a longtime Democratic campaign figure who has held federal posts and earlier helped draft youth commissions He will earn about 27000 a year and serves on Columbia Law School board.
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Johnson
Lloyd N.hand
James W. Symington
Justice Department
Hand
Protocol
California
Los Angeles
Senate
Symington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
James W. Wadsworth
New York
John Hay
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Edmund G. Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Glenn Anderson
Thomas W. Draden
State Board of Education
Sparty Faithful
St. Louis
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Great Britain
John Hay Whitney
State Department
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Mass
Yale ‘University
Columbia University Law ‘School
Columbia Law School
New York City
Gemini 8 Re-entry Trouble Linked to Agena Tape Command
Astronauts suffered seasickness as Gemini 8 tumbled during a Pacific recovery after a malfunction when a tape recorder command was issued to the Agena satellite. Armstrong reported serious trouble and a 30 minute effort to stabilize the craft before docking and a turn to shore. Schirra called the landing the best so far in the Gemini program, noting the trouble was not yet isolated.
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Pacific
Leonard F. Mason
Agena
Armstrong
Hawaii
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Okinawa
Scott
Schirra
Weak supply hampers Chinese and North Vietnamese forces
A briefing notes that Chinese divisions, mostly foot infantry with sparse transport and heavy equipment, could not operate far from borders for long. The world figure shows about 2.25 million Chinese troops across 120 infantry divisions, with supply gaps in artillery and tanks. North Vietnam fields roughly 250 000 regulars plus 200 000 militia, also lacking transport and armored forces.
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U.S
Transfport
Indonesia Detention Sparks Cabinet Shakeup and Debates
Informants in Singapore report President Sukarno objected to Suharto’s cabinet composition and sought to retain Isbandrio and Saleh. Suharto announced 17 new ministers, for a cabinet total of 102. Several deputies shifted, with Idham Khalid remaining and Leimena demoted, while the Presidium’s deputy count rose to five.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Suharto
Isubandrio
Saleh
Kiai Idham Khalid
Johannes Leimena
Suharo
Barometer and crystal ball eyed to predict food costs
New York AP report suggests weather, labor, and crop data plus a computer could forecast 1966 food prices. It notes meat as the priciest item, with pork, beef, and chicken hitting multi year highs amid fewer farmers, storms, and labor disputes. A nationwide migrant worker strike potential in California looms if bargaining rights aren’t settled.
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New York
United States
Viet Nam
U.S. Agriculture Department
Florida
Louisiana
California
North Pacific
Marset
Chicago
New Orleans
Mexico
Gilbert Simonson
Kennedy Addresses Oxford Students Amid Segregation Tensions
Senator Kennedy spoke on campus as 5 000 of 6 500 students attended at the new $2 million auditorium. A bomb threat prompted a Colosseum search while a patrol helicopter surveilled the area before his private plane arrival. The visit followed Meredith’s integration battles and included laughter at Kennedy’s remarks comparing invited guests to a fox in a hen house.
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Meredith
Barnett
Kennedy
Barnette
Highway Patrol
Oxford
Sen. Kennedy
Edward Ellington
Lexington
Miss
Law i
Ellington
Etlie
Guv Barnett
U.S
Lyceum
University Administration
The
Knights of the Green Forest
Robert
Mississippi
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Memphis
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Friede Admits Giving Girl Drug Injection
New York AP Robert Friede twenty five heir to Annenberg firm pleaded guilty to giving a nineteen year old girl a heroin injection that caused her death. Celeste Crenshaw was found dead Feb seven in the trunk of a car Friede drove. He admitted injecting heroin but denied intent to kill. Sentencing set for April fifteen with possible prison term up to sixteen years.
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NEW York
Robert Friede
Annenberg
Celeste Crenshaw
Friede
Miss Crenshaw
State Supreme Court
Moses L. Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
William B. Ja
China fears U S attack over Vietnam war, Halperin says
Halperin warned that China believes the United States might intervene to preserve North Vietnam, risking a confrontation. He said China expects a conventional attack could evolve into nuclear use, with Beijing already watching for a potential surprise strike. Eckstein argued the China embargo is symbolic and removal could improve ties, while a Chinese rebuff would place the blame on Red China.
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China
Viet Nam
Halperin
Peking
U.S
Alexander Eckstein
University of Michigan
Eckstein
United States
Red China
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Set From A Grid
A compact list of crossword clues including 1 Boxes 2 Bird dwelling 4 Hindu deity 5 Adjt for one 6 Western wenery 7 Peoples Prefix 8 Walked 9 Sermon Abbr 10 Yes bananas 3 words Il Dash 12 Suffix with dark and spark 13 First 19 Kind of fish Roe 21 Mangers 2 words 25 Little Corporal boisterous 35 Playwright 5 Pee art of a 57 Vision Prefix 58 arms 3 FDRs dog 60 3rd cen date Rom 62 Enchantress
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F.D.R
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