Peking Mayor Peng Chen in Antiparty Campaign Shakeup
Tokyo Shimbun reports Peng Chen, Peking mayor and top Chinese official, may be drawn into the antiparty campaign. Peng, a longtime ally of Mao and Liu Shao-chi, has not appeared since March 27 and faces possible pressure amid moves against party enemies. The piece notes Peng’s potential impact on Mao’s succession and ranks him among top figures after Mao, Liu, Zhou En-lai, and Teng Hsiao-ping.
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Terrorists Attack Saigon Near Caravelle and Tailor Shop
A bomb exploded near the Caravelle and Continental hotels in Saigon, injuring several Vietnamese and Americans. U.S. MPs reported a Viet Cong squad fled after the blast as police sealed streets around Hai Ba Trung and Nguyen Lieu. The blast damaged a tailor shop named Suzi Wong and sparked gunfire and military activity in the area.
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Rusk outlines steps for South Viet Nam elections
Rusk said a Constituent Assembly election would come first with a National Assembly later, and Ky’s statements may have been overdrawn. He urged free elections, noted U.S. noninvolvement in shaping a civilian government, and defended aid as within international law. Fulbright pressed the war question amid aid talks.
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Archdiocese Outreach and Viet Nam War Debate Collide
A historical piece traces Archbishop Sheil founding the Catholic Youth Organization in 1930, his 1959 archbishopric, and a 1966 debate on war powers and Viet Nam policy. It also covers U.S. lawmakers like Morse and Fulbright clashing over war authority and public messaging during elections.
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Sedan Crushed Into Compact By Big Truck
Mrs Gertrude McCann’s 1965 sedan was crushed on Hillsville Main Street when a King Equipment Co truck lost control near her parked car. The vehicle slammed it against a cement wall, rolled onto its side, and suffered severe damage. Police said the wreck stood two feet tall, but McCann was relieved to find her groceries untouched amid the debris.
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India reports ominous signs of Peking troop moves near north border
New Delhi says China has concentrated troops in Tibet near Bhutan and Sikkim and built roads to Bhutan. On the Pakistan frontier there have been 14 incidents since March 15 including intrusions and firing. Chavan cited Kashmir Rajasthan Tripura Assam and West Bengal as flashpoints with no Indian casualties reported. Protests have been lodged with Pakistan as India urges China to join the UN.
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