Typhoon Has Vietnam War Updates From Page One
Reported actions across Vietnam and DMZ show U S forces, South Vietnamese irregulars, and special troops engaging 64 and later 25 Communist troops with no American casualties. bombing raids near Con Thien and Thanh Hoa, plus Mig kill tallies revised to 89. weather may bring a typhoon and monsoon rains, impacting northern operations.
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Vietnam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Diivision
Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S. Ma
Con Fhien
Air Force
Tonkin Gulf
Carla
North Vietnam
Bloody Clash: antiwar marchers threaten civil disobedience
The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam plans to ignore restrictions and lay siege to the Pentagon with as many as 5,000 demonstrators as 70,000 are hoped for over the weekend. A two day Battery Park vigil and five New York area parades are planned with Veterans unions and fraternal groups taking part. In Texas, Southwest Texas State College students burn antiwar literature as UT Austin demonstrators lead protests. A Brooklyn College sit in provokes police with injuries and property damage. Wisconsin Chancellor Sewell wins a confidence vote after five hours of debate prompted by bloody campus protests.
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National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
New York City
National Committee For Responsible Patriotism
Battery Park
Charles H. Wiley
San Marcos
Tex
Southwest Texas State College
Johnson
University of Texas At Austin
Brooklyn College
Navy
Wisconsin
Sewell
Governors in Squabble Over Pledge
Democrats and Republicans at the National Governors Conference debate a resolution pledging support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy. Gov. Romney predicts failure to reach a 3/4 vote. Rampton sees a chance, while Laxalt and Cargo oppose making policy at the conference. Rockefeller cites low chance of passage. Romney plans a Vietnam visit and a TV program, with potential implications for 1968 GOP race. Open housing controversy also noted with committee-backed actions.
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Jack Bell
Charlotte Amalie
V.L (Ap
Johnson
Vietnam
George Romney
Michigan
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Laxalt
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Romney
Conference
Homney
King Sets Date for Jail Term Five Day Jail Sentence Ordered
Dr Martin Luther King Jr set October 30 as the renative date to begin a five day jail term in Birmingham Alabama for violating a court order blocking his Easter 1963 protest participation He said he would willingly and cheerfully serve the penalty along with eight other Negro ministers if arrested The group had convictions upheld by the Supreme Court and King indicated the plan to surrender on October 30 Prince Charles and 220 Cambridge Trinity College freshmen warned against drug use in a Cambridge England report.
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Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Appropriations
Johnson
Ways and Means Committee
House Democrats
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Hruska
Sen
Karl & Mundt
R-S.d
Boston
Martin Lather King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
King
William Barber
U.S. Supreme Court
Tentaively
Associated Press
Cambridge
England
Prince Charles
Britain
Cambridge University
Trinity College
McClellan Overwhelmed by Camden Dedications
Senator John L. McClellan receives tributes at groundbreaking and dedication ceremonies in Camden. More than 1,500 attend a steam plant event while 4,000 visit the East Camden Industrial Park for the Law Enforcement Training Academy and the Southwest Vocational Technical Institute. Messages of support come from national and state leaders.
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Camden, Ark
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Camden
McClellan
Arkansas Electric Cooperative
East Camden
Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
New Southwest Vocational Technical Institute
J. William Fulbright
David Pryor
President Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Wilbur Mills
Gathings
Paul Hammerschmidt
Winthrop Rockefeller
James O. Baetlanid
Dmiss
Senate
Fulbright
McCtellan
Aoman
McClelan
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather report for Friday October 20 1967 notes clear to partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Arkansas will see colder night and scattered frost possible in the west with highs around 66 to 98 and lows near 34 to 44. Louisiana expected clear to partly cloudy through Saturday with warmer nights, highs 74 to 81 and varying north and south lows between 44 and 58.
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Louisiana
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
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Cleveland
Neaver
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Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
Montreal
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelpha
Phoginax
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Tokyo
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Vedicare
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It Piersé
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LPN
Mig
Pauline Frazier
Jucile Forrester
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Bobo
Geena Te Capera
Hempstead
James W. Branch
M.D
Federal Land Bank Association
Texarkana, Ark
Fred T
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Kxar Kolumn
KXAR
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