Thailand security boosted amid communist broadcasts
U S officials said Thailand receives economic and military aid while police focus on countering communist subversion. Ambassador Graham Martin returns to Washington for consultations as clandestine radio broadcasts from Laos, North Vietnam and South China urge a national liberation front and overthrow of the Thai government.
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Graham Martin
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National Patriotic Front
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Laos
Viet Nam
China
The
United States
Negro Leader To Seek Conference With LBJ
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., freed on bond after five days in Selma jail, planned a White House meeting Monday to press President Johnson for broader civil rights legislation. He cited Alabama’s campaign that led to over 3,000 arrests in three weeks and urged voting rights action.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Ala
Johnson
Alabama
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W.B. Atkins Sr
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Mutiny on the East River Haunts New York Port
A Chinese crew rebellion aboard the Dutch oil tanker Reza Shah the Great prompted police, Coast Guard cutters, and helicopters to respond at 138th Street Bronx. The 17 Dutch officers and 25 Hong Kong Chinese, plus one Briton and one Cuban, remained aboard as authorities investigated a riot sparked by a movie dispute.
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Hendrik Veldhuizen
Reza Shah the Great
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Hong Kong
Scott outlines committee building in first week as Lt Governor
Lt Gov Bob Scott spoke on forming committees in Raleigh as he closed his first hectic Senate week. He cited backgrounds, geography, and political alignment in choosing chairmen and ensuring majority support for his projects. He noted 23 of 35 committees named and discussed pay raises and capital funds amid Gov Dan Moore’s program.
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Bob Scott
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Piedmont
Sen
Tom White
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Scott
Plane Crash Near Andes Claims 82 aboard LAN DC6
A LAN DC6 airliner carrying 75 passengers and seven crew members crashed in the Andes shortly after takeoff from Santiago en route to Buenos Aires. The derailed flight went down about three miles from La Valdes and roughly 50 miles east of San a in the high Andes. no details on casualties reported.
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la Valdes
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Andean Range
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Kosygin in Hanoi for four day war conference
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives in Hanoi for a four day visit to meet North Vietnamese leaders and discuss military aid for the war against the Saigon government. He travels with Soviet military officials after a stop in Peking where talks with Chou En-lai were reported.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Saigon
Kosygin
Peking
Chou En-lai
Courthouse melee in New York as pickets clash with marshals
Dozens of SNCC protesters clash with 12 deputy U.S. marshals on the steps of the U S Courthouse in Manhattan. The 20 minute brawl follows a sit in and prompts unprecedented security as guards and federal agents man the building.
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Claremont Bank Robbery Stuns North Carolina Town
A gunman robbed the Claremont First National Bank branch around 12:30 p.m. taking between 10 000 and 12 000. He fled in a car stolen at gunpoint before police and the FBI could track him, abandoning the vehicle near Interstate 40 at Conover, five miles west of Claremont. The suspect, described as a white male 23 to 25, wore a beanie and ski mask. Bank manager George Young and teller Mabel Sigman reported being terrified but unharmed.
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George Young
Mabel Sigman
Sigman
Civil Rights Act Contempt Fined Maddox to Sign Statement
US District Judge Frank A. Hooper ordered Lester Maddox and Pickrick Inc fined 200 dollars per day from Friday until he signs a statement agreeing to serve all customers regardless of race. The judge said the segregation violated the Civil Rights Act and could be purged after 60 days by compliance. Maddox had argued he refused service to integrationists, not based on race.
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Claremont
Lester Maddox
Frank A. Hooper
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Maddox
Pickrick, Inc
Pickrick
Bundy to Meet Vietnamese Religious Leaders in Saigon
U S envoy Mc George Bundy scheduled talks in Saigon with Roman Catholic Archbishop Paul Nguyen Van Binh Cao Dai leader Tran Quang Binh Hoa Hao head Luong Trong Thuong and Buddhist leaders Thich Tien Minh Tran Quang Thuan The meetings aim to review the war effort and political troubles facing South Viet Nam amid a regional reshuffle. Bundy also met acting Premier Nguyen Xuan Oanh and Khanh as part of a four day fact finding mission while Kosygin arrived in Hanoi for talks.
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South Viet Nam
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Maxwell D. Tran van Huong
U.S
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Cao Dai
Tran Quang Binh
Hoa Hao
Luong Trong Thuong
Thich Tien Minh
Tran Quang Thuan
Thich Tri
N Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Huong
Ngo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
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Khanh
Taylor
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Oakdale Cotton Mill Celebrates 100th Birthday
Jamestown's Oakdale Cotton Mill marks its centennial in 1865 with its first production on Deep River. Staff writer Jim Hawkins recounts a century of mill history in the Sunday Enterprise. Davidson County hosts 18 rural volunteer fire departments linked by a radio network to boost local fire protection, reports by Marvin Burts in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Oakdale
Deep River
Your Sunday Enterprise
Jim Hawkins
Davidson County
Davidson
Enterprise
Marvin Burts
Sunday
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