Last Known U S Casualties Thursday Night
U S and Australian troops reported no significant contact 25 miles northwest of Saigon as the lunar new year cease fire neared. A U S Air Force plane crashed near Qui Nhon killing its pilot and six aboard the flare ship. Secretary Rusk and envoy Harriman arrive from Bangkok for talks connected to President Johnsons peace offensive.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Iron Triangle
U.S
Bangkok
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Thailand
Slain Kidnap Gunman Was Police Informer
Beverly Hills California AP reports one of two gunmen killed during a failed ransom attempt against multimillionaire Leonard K Firestone was an informant who tipped police to the plot. The other gunman died in the shooting. Police said the investigation continued for details on accomplices.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Leonard K. Firestone
George Scalia
Los Angeles
John E. Hawkins
Decatur Outboard Club Sponsor Evening Event
The Decatur Outboard Club will sponsor an evening of entertainment at the Pet Dairy Hospitality Room today at 7 p.m. The public is invited. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Decatur Outboard Club
Pet Dairy
New Injunction Bans Students In Birmingham
Federal court order bars the SCLC from using students in voter registration demonstrations. About 300 marchers, mostly Negro teens, gathered at the Jefferson County Courthouse and pledged to continue protests until registration is set up. Shuttlesworth said movement shows will but students proceed with conscience guiding actions. fDeputy U.S. Marshal served Shuttlesworth near Birmingham City Hall.
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Associated Press
Birmengham
Ala
Jefferson County
Board of Registrars
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Marchers rally in Atlanta over Julian Bond seating
About 1,000 protesters gathered at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta to demand seating for Negro Rep elect Julian Bond. Police reported 500 demonstrators outside the capitol after the rally, with some scuffles and a girl sustaining a bloody nose.
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Atlanta, Ga
State Capitol
Georgia House
Julian Bond
Capitol
Tashkent Pact Sparks Dispute Across India and Pakistan
Discontent over the Tashkent peace declaration grows in India where a cabinet row forms around interim PM Nanda’s pledge and in Pakistan where President Ayub Khan seeks to calm fears after nationwide demonstrations. Kosygin urged the pact and Ayub signed with Lal Bahadur Shastri.
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New Delhi
India
Tashkent
U.S.S.R
Mahavir — Tyagi
Gulzari Lal Nanda
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
West Pakistan
Lahore
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ayub
Kosygin
Lal
Bahadur Shastri
South Asia
Early Tennessee roads traced by settlers and Knox
The article recalls how inland settlers in Cotaco County after 1818 formed a government and planned roads. John Knox illustrates how these first arteries were projected to connect with the sparse post road system in a historical Decatur Daily piece.
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Tennessee Valley
Cotaco
John Knox
Decatur Daily
Two Mum In Klan Hearings See Mississippi Slaying Probed
In Washington two Mississippi Ku Klux Klan members refused to answer questions about the slayings of Negro youths Charles Moore and Henry Dee near Meadville. Charles Marcus Edwards, already under arrest, declined to comment as HUAC investigator Donald T. Appell pressed for Edwards statements on nocturnal floggings involving Klansmen and a white associate.
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Washington
Charles Moore
Henry Dee
Moore
Dee
Backwater
Mississippi
Rain To End By Mid Day In North Alabama
A cold light rain was forecast to fall over about 30 percent of North Alabama early today before dissipating by mid morning. Occasional freezing rain could occur in higher terrain with little ice accumulation. Lows around 32 degrees and a high near 41 were expected.
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North Alabama
Huntsvill Weather Bureau
Lindsay Criticizes Johnson on Transit Strike Settlement
New York Mayor John V Lindsey challenged President Johnson's view that the transit strike settlement was inflationary. He noted the contract costs and wage increases for 34,400 workers over two years, including a 15 percent across the board rise and retroactive elements.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Johnson
Lindsay
Transit Authority
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Humphrey Reports Kosygin Talks to Johnson
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey flew home from India and briefed President Johnson on his Thursday meeting with Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin. He described the talks as covering the whole scope of affairs in a troubled world spoken at a White House luncheon.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
India
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Humphrey
White House
Italian Designers Put Women in Spotlight This Spring
Florence fashion coverage notes Italian designers aim to make women stand out this season with bright colors bold contrasts and witty knits. Runway shows at Pitti Palace feature jaw dropping coats raincoats and accessories designed to attract buyers and press amid a three day spring openings session.
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Florence
Italy
Pitti Palace
Fasionj
Security Mutual Finance Corp Advertisement
Local financing service listing loans insurance and financial advice at 714 Bank Street with phone contact 353-0742. Provides iLoans and personal financing options along with ang insurance and discount advisory services.
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Security Mutual Finance Corporation
Bank Street
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