Red Army Controls Peking Amid Mao Orders Across Frontiers
Japanese reports say the Red Chinese army has seized police duties in Peking and set up a military control committee. Mao Tse-tung bulletins warned frontline commanders to watch for imperialist moves while Sinkiang and Lop Nor border areas receive emphasis.
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Tokyo
Red Chinese
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
China
United States
Soviet Union
Nihon Keizai
Public Security Ministry
People’s Liberation Army Garrison Command
Red Guards
Mao
Sinkiang
Red China
Lop Nor
Formosa
Kyodo News Service
Communist Party
Kyodo
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
Chou
Chen
Kudo
Red Guard
Soviet Central Asia
Wang En-mao
Moscow Radio
Yang Chienying
National Defense Council
Greensboro Woman Seeks Separation Over Bircher Obsession
Mrs. M. Clark filed for separation from Keith D. Clark in Guilford Superior Court seeking custody of their two children and child and wife support. She claims he joined the John Birch Society about a year and a half ago and pressured his views on her causing the children to feel confused about who is a Communist.
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Greensboro
John Birch Society
M. Clark
Keith D. Clark
Guilford Superior Court
Six Die As Joliet Hotel Fire Rages
A Joliet Illinois hotel fire in a two story building at 21 E Cass St killed six people and injured nine others, with rescuers pulling at least 15 occupants to safety. Patrolman Lee Harris described flames and heavy smoke as guests leaped from windows and nets were used to save others.
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Joliet
Ill
Lee Harris
Grand Hotel
E. Cass St
Will County
Chicago
Robert Burnicky
Lunar Orbiter 3 to perform 1 p.m. braking burn
Pasadena based Lunar Orbiter 3 will fire a braking rocket at 1 p.m. EST to lower its perilune to 28 miles over the lunar equatorial zone chosen for manned landings. The 850 pound craft now in a 134 by 1,113 mile orbit aims to capture over 400 high resolution photos beginning Wednesday.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Public supports Vietnam bombing gains, surveys show
The Harris poll finds nearly seven in ten Americans back bombing military targets in North Vietnam and see air strikes as aiding South Vietnam efforts. A two to one tilt favors air attacks as leverage for negotiations, with one quarter unsure. President Johnson's war handling remains at 43 percent approval.
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Louis Harris
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
Hanoi
Johnson
Vietnam War resumes as four day truce ends
Saigon reports a return to full military activity after a lunar new year truce of four days. The U S spokesman said the halt ended at 7 a m in Saigon time, with 269 cease fire incidents recorded during the truce and 86 deemed significant. South Vietnam and allies had sought talks to end the war.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Republic of Vietnam
North Vietnam
Pope Paul VI
U.N
U Thant
Reagan Faces Boos as Protests Drown Out Speech
Gov. Ronald Reagan spoke atop the Capitol steps but was drowned by jeers from about 7,500 protesters organized by the California Federation of Teachers AFL CIO. They denounced proposed college budget cuts and tuition, shouting slogans and taunts as Reagan prepared a trip to Oregon.
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Reagan
Capitol
Oregon
California Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Lis
California
Capitol Mall
State College
John Sperling
San Jose State College i College
Teachers Federation
Tippecanoe
Mem
Bers
Ronnie Reagan
Sacramento
Jor
University of California
Quintuplets Born. Three Die in Utah Hospital Birth
A 25 year old Wyoming woman gave birth to quintuplets at Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City, with three babies dying within seconds. The two surviving girls remained in critical condition. Parents are Mr. and Mrs Allen Bradley of Big Piney Wyoming. The quintuplets were born between 8 and 9 am.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Holy Cross Hospital
Allen Bradley
Big Piney
Wye
Johnson targets publicity as Kennedy peace bid stirs turmoil
President Johnson vents anger at Kennedy and other outsiders for amateur peace moves in Vietnam. Officials favor private talks with Hanoi via undisclosed channels, dismissing public signals as counterproductive. A Warsaw contact via Lodge faltered after a Polish report blamed bombing raids for the collapse.
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J. F. Ter Horst
North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Paris
Hanoi
Kennedy
New York Democrat
America
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Rusk
U.S
U Thant
Harold Wilson
George Brown
Charles de Ga
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Reime
Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Senate Foreign Relations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Warsaw
Language Teacher Gets Bail
A Vietnamese language teacher from Fort Bragg, Huynh Ngoc Tuyen, was released on bail in Washington after six American nurses rallied to raise funds. He faces another hearing Monday as deportation proceedings continue. officials say he stayed beyond permission granted to Feb. 16 while teaching Foreign Service officers.
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Washington
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Huynh Ngoc Tuyen
Tuyen
Special Forces
North Carolina
David Carliner
State Department
Ft. Pragg
Carliner
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