Tax dodge protester pays IRS with war cash plan
George R. Rosenblatt, a Brooklyn photographer, presented 194.45 in 73 envelopes at IRS headquarters to protest the Vietnam War. A cashier opened envelopes containing 45 cents and a receipt was given before U S Marshals intervened as the man distrupted the scene.
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Warship Destruction? USS Henderson Open to Public Visit
The destroyer USS Henderson DD-785 will be open to the public at Pier 16 Long Beach Naval Station on Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm. Women visitors are urged to wear flat shoes.
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U S Air War Extends to North Vietnam in Bombing Raids
U S air forces report repeated raids over North Vietnam with F105 jet bombers and B52s striking Ho Chi Minh trail routes near Mu Gia Pass and Saigon. Overnight strikes destroyed trucks and equipment while secondary explosions followed.
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Mu Gia Pass
East Four
Ho Chi Minh
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Viet Nam
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Com
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McNamara Denies Bomb Shortage Amid Asia Conflicts
McNamara says no overall bomb shortage despite claims. He notes 800,000 tons of bombs forecast and current stock totaling around 1231 tons in the region, with shipments from Da Nang affecting air operations and Viet Cong activity. He insists there is no foundation for a U.S. strategic collapse or mass reductions in May and June.
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Buddhist Leader and Hue Students Demand Ky Resign
In Hue and Saigon thousands join Buddhist leader Thich Thien Minh and students in pressing Premier Ky to resign. They reject a decree promising civilian elections within three to five months, claiming the junta seeks to delay true civilian rule. The protesters demand overthrow of Ky's government and continuation of anti-government activity.
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UPI
Hue
Oday
Nguyen Cao Ky
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Compton Killed as Viet Nam Protest Erupts
The article reports a violent antiwar demonstration in South Viet Nam with grenade blasts and street clashes. Civilians and Vietnamese participants faced arrests, while some Americans were driven from streets though military police stayed off the scene.
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Ian
So Buddhist Institute
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Thich Tam Chat
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