Viet Nam Policy Protest Planned Near Johnson Ranch
Two groups opposed to American Viet Nam policy planned Easter weekend demonstrations near President Johnson’s Johnson City Texas ranch. Security kept crowds away from the LBJ home as Defense Secretary McNamara and his wife visited with the Johnsons during a relaxed holiday.
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Johnson
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Fredericksburg
Houston
Austin
Students For A Democratic Society
Lbj Ranch
State Highway Patrol
Pedernales
Johnsons
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Genie E. Reedy
McNamara
McNamaras
Nine Mile Dike Built By Town
Winona Minnesota faces historic flood as a massive sandbag wall rises. The dike stood at 19.5 feet, beating the 1952 record. City crews contractors and volunteers including 85 religious students toil to shore up defenses costing over 1 million dollars with more mobilized.
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Rudy Ellings
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Coast Guard
Ellings
Mississippi Flood Crest Delayed By Cold Snap In Midwest
Thousands of volunteer flood workers brace for crest on the Mississippi River as cold weather slows melt. Warnings of 27 feet crest remain possible Friday or today with Red Cross aiding refugees in Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois.
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la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
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Otto Kerner
Upheaval Indicated In Cuba
Miami reports mass arrests in Cuba echo Bay of Pigs upheaval four years past. Exiles cite military arrests including 30 captains as signs of internal instability while the invasion fleet trained in Central America and arrived near Havana April 17 1961. Castro’s forces defeated the operation within 72 hours killing 81 and wounding 60. over a thousand captives were ransomed with $53 million in relief.
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Castro
Central America
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Havana
US notes short range missiles in Hanoi area seen for defense use
Washington reports say North Viet Nam is preparing missile sites near Hanoi for close defense operations within 25 miles. U S officials expect some Soviet personnel may be assigned to the missile operation, while no evidence yet of direct Russian forces in North Viet Nam.
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Hanoi
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Secret Agent Lands In Prison In CIA Imposter Tale
Brooklyn truck mechanic Thomas Catizone posed as a Central Intelligence Agency agent telling Laura Darris of a lavish espionage career. He defrauded her of 4000 dollars and her car while weaving tales of Algeria Cyprus and a covert mission. A non jury trial resulted in a two year federal prison sentence.
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NEW York
Tom Romano
James Bond
Algeria
Cyprus
Cuba
US District Court
Thomas F. Murphy
Tom
Thomas Catizone
Brooklyn
Murphy
Catizone
Central Intelligence Agency
Smage
Laura Darris
Washington
CIA
Racial Tensions Rise in Bogalusa as Pickets Alleged Harassment
Civil rights workers accuse Bogalusa police of failing to curb insults to pickets in midtown stores while Klan hooded men reportedly appeared around a jail. Police deny, citing negative reports and continuous surveillance. In other cases, federal judges order action against Dallas County posse members and dissolve an injunction against illegal gatherings in Selma.
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Bogalusa
A. Z. Young
Bogalusa Civic and Voters League
Claxton Knight
Pte
FBI
Jesse H. Cutter
Charles Williams
Williams
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Selma
Riots In Korea Mark Fifth Day of Unrest
Scores of policemen and demonstrators were injured as clashes continued over Korea's drift toward normalizing relations with Japan. More than 200 youths were arrested, with protests escalating around the Blue House and U.S. Embassy area in Seoul.
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South Korea
Japan
Chung Hee Park
Park
Capitol
U.S
Blue House
Kim Chung-bai
Yang Chan-wood
Kim
China
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
Holiday Traffic Accidents Claim Lives Of 3 In State
Three people died in North Carolina traffic crashes during the early Easter weekend. The State Motor Club forecast about 20 deaths on the 78 hour period ending Easter Monday. One fatal crash near Wilmington killed 21 year old David Lee Faulk Jr of Leland when his sportscar collided head on with a truck on Highway 17 a mile south of Wilmington.
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North Caroline
David Lee Faulk Jr
Leland
Highway 17
Wilmington
Faulk
Ae. Tae Pote Ould Sa See
Reading for Easter outfits and family time in High Point
A High Point father shares the Sunday Enterprise feature on shopping for Easter outfits for two girls and the value of time spent together. The paper previews a special report on population growth and its global impact and notes the spring furniture market opening along North Carolina’s Furniture Highway with strong dealer attendance.
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High Point
North Carolina
Enterprise Tomorow
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