Clark warns bombing North Viet Nam to avert another Korea
In an exclusive AP interview Gen. Mark Clark urges continued air and naval strikes on North Vietnam to avoid a manpower war like Korea. He argues victory requires hard hits and warns against limited engagements, noting past lessons from Korea and criticizing calls for restraint.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Chicago
Mark Clark
United Nations
Korea
United States
Viet Nam
Clark
Kennedy Urges Central Priority to Halt Nuclear Proliferation
Senator Robert F Kennedy urged President Johnson to place stopping the spread of nuclear weapons at the top of U S policy. He warned that within three years at least a dozen nations could produce bombs and the United States cannot wait for peace in Asia or other issues to act. He cited the 1963 test ban as progress but said more decisive action is needed to prevent further proliferation.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Mhat Reedy
Stilloe
Murder Charge Dismissed in Poison Death Case
A North Carolina judge dismissed the murder charge against Shirley Simms in the arsenic death of her 29 year old husband Fred after the state rested its case. Testimony from Alma Simms, mother of the victim, described the day of the death and a milk and bread mixture. The court found insufficient evidence tying Shirley Simms to the poisoning.
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Tarboro
Shirley Simms
Tony
Simms
Superior Court
Hubert E. May
Mrs. Simms
Weeks
Lost World mystery of the Croatoan fate
Kreigh Collins, creator of Kevin the Bold, develops a full color picture story about the disappearance of 108 colonists and Virginia Dare, with the single carved clue CROATOAN found in a tree offering no grave or clear answer.
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Virginia Dare
New World
Kreigh Collins
Kevin the Bold
Anarchy Ended as Judge Pleads for Order in Philadelphia
Judge Leo Weinrott urged an end to unrest in Philadelphia as a Teamsters Local 107 shutdown. Millions in food rot in warehouses and railcars while shipments diverted per union actions. Local 107 leaders, 12 000 members, threaten daily protests and defiance of an injunction. Mayor James Tate says emergency is under control and trucks will be protected.
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Philadelphia
Leo Weinrott
Steamdown
International
James Hoffa
Weinrott
Teamster Local 107
Marshall J. Seidman
Teamster
James Tate
Red Planes Use Guerrilla Tactics In Air War
North Vietnamese MIG17s adopt hit and run tactics similar to Viet Cong ground methods as clashes erupt over North Viet Nam. Jets reportedly lost during brief engagements last Thursday and Sunday with American raiders. Officials wonder if Hanoi has expanded its air force presence and will risk more flights before bases degrade.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Desalination Efforts Move Toward Fresh Water From Salt Water
U S officials discuss desalination progress and costs as Israel advances research. The Saline Water Office notes consumer prices around 35 cents per thousand gallons, while a proposed 275 million dollar project aims to accelerate development. Advances include distillation and electrochemical methods to reduce salinity and produce usable water.
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Washington
New York
Israel
U.S
Johnson
Communist Congress Delayed by Soviet Leaders
Soviet Communist party plans to postpone its quadrennial congress to next spring amid indecision on Viet Nam policy, leadership control, and nuclear risk. Central committee meeting dates postponed. next congress due by October but now delayed.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Indein
Ganptenil
United States
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Pad
OAS Plan Accepted by Dominican Rebels
Rebels accept the Organization of American States proposal to end the nine week conflict with a provisional government and general elections within six to nine months. The rival junta had not yet replied and canceled a meeting with the OAS while both sides accept the plan as a basis for negotiations.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS Peace Committee
OAS
Military Complex Hammered in Son La Raid and Saigon Skirmishes
U S Air Force planes hit the Son La military complex for the third time in six days destroying 50 buildings and damaging 43. A downed pilot parachuted to Communist soil but was rescued within two hours. In Da Nang area ground actions left 54 Viet Cong killed and 15 captured in search and destroy, with other raids targeting petroleum depots and storage facilities south of Hanoi.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Son la
U.S
Hanoi
Red China
Thua Thien
da Nang
Binh Son
Quang Ngai
U.S. Army Officers Were Wounded Slightly. Four Skyraiders
Moc Chau
Navy
South
Welfare Restrictions Protested in Wayne County
Delegations armed with petitions plan to rally against a welfare rule that ends public aid for households owning televisions or telephones after July 1. The board allows exceptions for disabled adults or handicapped children and only essential phones in some homes.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Wayne County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
The
Goldsboro News Argus
Jack Barfield
Mount Olive
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Charleston
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Gen. Clark
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Enterprise
Webster
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Office of Saline Water
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Guantanamo
Communist Congress
By Henry S. Bradsher
By Robert Berrellez
Netherlands
Beatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Jo Cals
Holland
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