Buddhist Leaders Demand Saigon Pull Troops From Da Nang
In Saigon Buddhist leaders called for the Ky regime to withdraw troops from Da Nang to restore civilian rule in the North. Spokesman Thien Minh warned of plots against Buddhists as fighting left eight killed, 52 wounded, and 12 arrested in Da Nang, with other reports citing five deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Borowiec
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Thien Minh
Minh
Peking Defense Minister Lin Piao Emerges as Power Center
Lin Piao the defense minister of Communist China has become a dominant figure after a power struggle in Peking. Specialists say he signals a purge of intellectuals and officials, with the army extending its influence into the party and key economic agencies. Military officers increasingly fill top civilian posts. Two of four new vice ministers of culture are army officers Hsiao Wang-Tung and Yen Chin-Sheng. Lin, a 57 year old veteran marshal, has consolidated control while civilian influence wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Topping
New York Times News Service
Hong Kong
Lin Piao
China
Peking
Peking Municipal Party
Army
Jiefangsun Pao
Hsiao Wang-Tung
Yen Chin-Sheng
Lee
Misses Turn In Road Kills Athens Man
An Athens man Tollie L Sylvester, 43, died in a Sunday dawn crash when his car failed to turn at the Copeland Road end and struck an embankment on County Line Road at 5 40 a m The coroner cited chest injuries as the cause of death and noted the Dodge station wagon was eastbound at the time.
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Athens
Athens 1
Charlie Sammet
Sammet
Tollie L. Sylvester
County Line Rd
Copeland Rd
Here
Billy Faulkner
Sylvester
Rooster Coffee Club Meets at Congress Inn
The Rooster Coffee Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 a.m. at the Congress Inn. A H Crow vice president of McDonalds Hamburgers of Chicago Ill will be the speaker. See page 2 for diary.
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The
Rooster Coffee Club
Congress Inn
A. H. Crow
McDonald’s Hamburgers of
Chicago, Ill
Folsom Hurt In Collision On U.S. 31
Former Gov. James E. Folsom of Cullman was injured when his car hit two vehicles stopped at a red light on rain slick U.S. 31. He was taken to Cullman Hospital in fair condition with a broken collar bone. Ruth H. Tankersley of Vinemont and Raymond H. Easley of Tuscaloosa were involved. Tankersley is listed in good condition at a Hartselle hospital.
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Falkville
James E
Big Jim) Folsom
Cullman
U.S.31
J. C. Haney
Folsom
Cullman Hospital
Haney
Ruth H. Tankersley
Vinemont 2
Hartselle
Raymond H. Easley
Tuscaloosa
Police Search For Larceny Suspect
City and area law enforcement combed an area off Stratford Road on Wheeler Wildlife Refuge for a middle aged man identified as Joe Rush believed wanted by the FBI and authorities in three states after a Decatur chase. Detectives Bowman and Smith pursued the suspect at a car wash after he traded cars at Bradley Motors. Shots were fired during the escape and at least one hit to the car’s right front fender.
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Charles Rush
FBI
George Evans
Stratford Rd
Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
Decatur
Joe Rush
Ernest Bowman
David Smith
Bradley Motors
Bowman
Smith
Highway Patrol
Alexander City
Astronauts Prepare for Bold Gemini 9 Launch
Air Force Lt Col Thomas P Stafford and Navy Lt Cmdr Eugene A Cernan undergo final checks at Cape Kennedy as preparations continue for Gemini 9 launch set for 12 39 p m EDT Tuesday. Weather concerns loom with a weak eastward Atlantic front, but recovery ship Wasp stands by offshore.
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Ronald Thompson Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Clocks Not Clock Aids Long Flight Body Woes
Vienna report notes multiple internal clocks govern heart rate temperature and metabolism. Studies on humans and animals show jet lag effects extend beyond a single clock and influence fatigue confusion and adjustment after long flights.
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Walter Sullivan
N.Y
Trio Breaks Into House In Baileyton. Owner Shot
Three male suspects broke into E. I. Farley’s Baileyton home shortly before 6 a.m. Farley was shot in the arm and his wife was roughed up. he was listed in fair condition at the hospital. An employee said the men claimed they wanted to talk about used auto parts purchased Friday.
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Brindley
Farley
South Vietnamese Drive Against Viet Cong Base Camp
South Vietnamese forces launched a dawn offensive with about 3 000 troops from the 9th Division aimed at destroying a Viet Cong base camp 72 miles southwest of Saigon. Across the country internal dissidence among army elements and Buddhists slowed overall action, with its impact unclear on American and allied efforts.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
9Th
Markets At A Glance
New York AP markets show stocks lower amid heavy trading. Bond activity remains narrowly mixed while cotton markets stay quiet.
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New York
Kosygin renews Soviet support for Viet Nam struggle
In Washington Kosygin compared U S Viet Nam actions to Hitler’s aggression and pledged continued Soviet backing for the Vietnamese cause. Near the California coast Coast Guard and aircraft cutters searched a 46 foot fishing boat Coronado believed missing. In Dothan Alabama Bradford K Blue, 50, died when his light plane crashed into a swamp about five miles west of town.
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Cairo
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Ito
Hitler
San Francisco
Coast Guard
California
Coronado
Dothan, Ala
Dothan
Bradford K. Blue
Johnson Meets Advisors on Viet Nam Crisis
President Johnson called top military and diplomatic advisers to review the Vietnamese crisis after Premier Ky cracks down on Buddhist dissidents. The State Department reported no advance U.S. notice as Washington seeks unity among South Vietnamese factions.
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Washington
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Henry Cabott Lodge
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Moyers
U.S
Catholic group backs government help for family planning
The Catholic Committee on Population and Government Policy supports government aid to family planning programs at home and abroad. A Times of London correspondent reports on a Tokyo early meeting of a new moral culture group with over a million members. A cherry tomato sized pearl will be sold next month.
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Catholic Committee On Population and Government Policy
Tokyo
Times of London
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Limestone County
M. W
Buddy) Evans
Dime
Gulf
Mao
Decator
Wasp
Stafford
Cernan
Kosygin
Alexei Kosygin
Aswan Migh
Upper
Nile
United Arab Republic
AP Winréphoto
Trio
By Robert Tuckman
Aleve Heet
Ispeel
5Th and
Betty S
LBJ
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