White House Brims With Hushed Talk Of Major Announcement
Washington AP reports a heightened White House aura of an impending major statement by end of day. Press secretary Moyers capped briefing with routine announcements and a posed photo session, prompting speculation amid hints of possible presidential travel or cabinet developments.
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Washington
White House
BH. D. Moyers
Moyers
Johnson
New York
Pope Paul VI
Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development
White’ House
Rebels Near Collapse Report From Central Java
Reports from Jakarta say organized rebel resistance in central Java appears collapsed with only ill armed pockets remaining. An American businessman who traveled Java found little fighting and many locals supportive of LT Col Unturig. Jakarta Radio said crackdown on Communists began and Sukarno called a high command meeting in Bogor to clarify the political crisis.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Java
Indonesia
L .T
Bogor
Communists claim U S fighter shot down over China
Peking Radio says Communist Chinese Air Force planes shot down a U S fighter over the China mainland during a 12 28 p m intrusion into Kwangsi Province. The broadcast notes three other planes fled and cites no pilot details while Pentagon says no information confirms the incident.
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Tokyo
U. S.S
China
Peking Radio
Kwangsi Province
Peking
U. S. Air Force
FIM
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
United States
Washington
Pentagon
Passengers enraged after Durban rail disaster death
A South Africa rail crash left hundreds dead or injured as the rush hour train derailed near a suburban station. White railwayman Hartslief, 20, was beaten to death by angry passengers, while another white railwayman was badly injured. Rescue teams searched under bright lights as bodies were moved to a makeshift mortuary.
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Durban
South Africa
w.Hartslief
Hartslief
Brigham Young bans fad dances on campus floor
BYU student officers rule out the swim jerk and other suggestive dances that do not conform to Mormon standards. President Ernest Wilkinson backs the ban and plans intramural social dancing to teach proper technique with optional instruction and competition.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Momon
Terry Lenie
Chicago
Red Allen
Rochester
England
Poh Christiansen
Ely
BYU
Ernest Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Test Vote On Union Shop Planned Friday
Senate leaders schedule an initial test vote Friday on repealing the Taft Hartley union shop ban. Mansfield says the move to table will be voted against to gauge Senate position while Dirksen leads a 25 senator Southern Republican bloc in a daily filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
White House
Personal Security Act Sought by Civil Rights Leaders
Civil rights leaders in 1966 push for a federal personal security act to remove racially motivated criminal cases from state courts. The plan follows a 1965 effort tied to the Voting Rights Act and references the Hayneville Alabama trial, urging that all racially motivated assaults become federal crimes.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Hayneville
Ala
Thomas L. Coleman
Lowndes County
Jonathan M. Daniels
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Daniels
South
Rauh
Raul Sad Ie
Reith
Hel
Belmont Youth Shot Fatally in Police Operation
Belmont North Carolina AP reports David Correll nineteen was fatally shot during an arrest attempt at his home by five officers including Gaston rural police and ATU agents on federal liquor law charges against David his 11 year old brother Jack and their father Glenn Correll forty eight. Patrolman Rankin drew a pistol and a scuffle led to a single shot hitting Correll in the chin and head while his brother and father faced additional assault charges. Police also seized thirty gallons of liquor at the scene.
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Belmont
N. C
David Correll
Fiim
Gaston Rural
ATU
David
Jack
Glenn Correll
Bobby Rankin
Rankin
Correll
Heavy fighting as U.S. paratroops clash with Viet Cong
U S paratroopers from the 1st Infantry Division engage Viet Cong in a clash that ends with two guerrillas killed and three American air missions reporting fatalities in South Vietnam. Viet Cong battalions attack a Mekong Delta convoy, sinking two boats, and overrun a hamlet 110 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border.
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U. Army
1St Infantry Division
South
Viet Nam
Mekong
Saigon
Viet Cong Casualties Reported After Recent Actions
Government forces said 101 Viet Cong were killed in two operations on Monday with 70 in An Xuyen and 41 near Phu Cu Pass in Binh Dinh. U S authorities accused Viet Cong guerrillas of using children as shields during a Marine patrol near Qui Nhon last Friday amid surveillance by Marine aircraft.
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An Xuyen
Phu Cu
Binh Dinh
U. S
Qui Nhon
Saigon
Pope Paul VI returns from historic transatlantic pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI arrived back in Rome after a 30 hour transatlantic journey marking the Vatican's first such pilgrimage. He spoke in Latin of renewed commitment to peace, greeted by thousands in St. Peter's Square, and thanked followers for their good wishes. He pledged to work for peace with renewed vigor.
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Eugene Levin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Pacy
Ole
Cope
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Paul VI
Aldo Moro
Leonardo DaVinci
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