Calendar confirms it the Heart says it's spring
The Associated Press notes spring arrives on the calendar and in the heart with 8:53 p.m. Sunday. Reports from Nevada to Florida describe warming conditions, early blooms, and people itching to garden or enjoy outdoor life. Wayne Danielson of UNC Chapel Hill observes campus signs of spring including trimmed beards and marching pickets.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
New York City
California
San Juan Capistrano
Oklahoma
Florida
Wayne Daneilson
School of Journalism
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
University
U S Air Bases in Thailand Boost Vietnam War Range
Report outlines new U S air power at Thai bases enabling raids over North Vietnam. Bangkok officials deny strategic use while pilots on leave discuss involvement. Thai authorities resist public disclosure amid anti Communist stance and Pentagon guidance. An additional fighter bomber squadron reportedly operates from Thailand under SEA TO ties.
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Hong Kong
United States
Thailand
North
Viet Nam
Bangkok
U.S
American Press Association
7Th Fleet
North Viet Nam
Army cracks down after Indonesian air chief arrest
Singapore AP report says the Indonesian army cracks down on the air force to avert any move by airmen to overthrow the new military regime following the air chief's arrest.
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Singapore
Indonesian air chief Suryadarma arrested as Suharto moves
Reports from Jakarta say Air Vice Marshal Suryadarma, former air force chief and later telecommunications minister, was arrested last Friday amid a coup crisis. Army troops seized air ports over the weekend, disabled aircraft and engines, and sought to curb Communist influence as Suharto consolidates power with backing from the Nationalist party of Sukarno.
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Jakarta
Air Force
Suryadarma
Suharto
Omar Dhani
Sukarno
Dhani
Cambodia
Radio
Filing Deadline Is Upheld In Redistricting Case
A three judge panel denied a request to extend the filing deadline for congressional candidates while awaiting the U S Supreme Court ruling on North Carolina redistricting. Renn Drum Jr and nine residents sought extra time. the court said relief could be granted only if reapportionment is ordered, else the existing election schedule must stand.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Renn Drum Jr
Winston-Salem
Supreme Court
High Court
Spencer Bell
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Edwin M. Stanley
U.S. Middle District Court
Algernon L. Butler
U.S. Eastern District Court
North Carolina General Assembly
Drum
Florida
Johnson urges broad consumer protection program
President Johnson asked Congress to pass far reaching laws to safeguard the American consumer in the market place. He renewed a two year old request for effective lending and packaging laws and urged reform in the credit area. He said reforms would protect consumers and the vast majority of business people from a minority of unfair producers. He also urged states to enact legislation to curb abuses.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Johnson Proposes Truth in Packaging and Lending Bills
Congress faces two consumer protection measures urged by Johnson. One would require lenders to disclose full credit costs before contracts, while the other would mandate packaging labels revealing contents. Additional steps include extending Hazardous Substances Act safeguards and new toy and drug safety rules, with priority for 1965 requests.
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Congress
Johnson
State of the Union
Marines Attack in Viet Nam as Air War Expands
U.S. losses rise to six planes with two pilots killed two captured and two missing. Ground fighting sees about 3,000 Marines launch two operations Oregon and Texas near Hue and Quang Ngai as Viet Cong casualties exceed 300 in multiple clashes. Central highlands air strikes mark Strategic Air Command anniversary.
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Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Oregon
Texas
Hue
Quang Neai City
An Hoa
Quangi
Ngai
Capi
Cambodia
Ong Marine
Strategic Air Command
Vietnam area freed after failed Communist recapture
Vo Xu region 75 miles north of Saigon liberated by U S 17th Airborne Brigade and Vietnamese 10th Division after a three week attempt by Communists to retake the area. Government spokesman says 100 enemy bodies left behind in Sunday fighting. forces killed 129 Viet Cong in a later battle.
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Saigon
Ban Me Thuot
William J. Brennan
Eros
Ralph Ginzburg
Brennan
Ginzburg
Roth
High Tri
Mice Breathe Water Under Pressure At Duke
Duke University researcher Dr. Johannes A. Klystra reports mice lived up to 18 hours under water by using water saturated with oxygen and dissolved salt to match blood isotonic balance. He contends lungs can act as gills with oxygen-enriched water, a step toward underwater human respiration.
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Durham
Duke University
Johannes A. Klystra
Washington, D. C
Netherlands
State University
Buffalo
N. C
Duke
Klystra
Spiced Viet Nam Diet Lives From Local Food
In Viet Nam American troops in VC territory deny the enemy local livestock fruit and vegetables while themselves turning to coconuts bananas and local chickens for flavor. GI rations bored soldiers mix ham and lima beans with beef and potatoes and savor Vietnamese fruit greens and fresh milk when available. Local pigs and chickens are sometimes used to flavor meals as troopers improvise in field conditions.
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Bob Pool AN Khe
South Viet Nam
Air Cavalry
Arkansas
Ritchie
Three New York Papers Plan To Merge
Three New York City newspapers announced plans to form World Journal Tribune Inc by merging the New York Journal American World Telegram and Sun into World Journal and the Journal American and Herald Tribune Sunday editions into World Journal and Tribune The move would reduce the number of afternoon and Sunday papers in Manhattan to two and create a three morning and two afternoon plus three Sunday titles The merger partners Hearst Whitney and Scripps co own the new company and will file the merge plan with the Justice Department in Washington The parties say the consolidation will be financially sound and strengthen the local newspaper industry
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NEW York
New York City
The
World Journal Tribune, Inc
New York Journal- American
New York World - Telegram
Sun
World Journal
Journal , American
Herald Tribune
World Journal and Tribune
Manhattan
News, Times
the Post
Justice Department
Washington
Hearst Corp
Journal-American
E. W. Scripps Co
Scripps - Howard
World - Telegram & the Sun
Whitney Communications Corp
Amnoussement
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Robert Litle
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Marietta
Ohio
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