Rioting Turns Bloody in Germany
About 12 000 militant leftists clashed with riot police in West Berlin and six West German cities on the fifth night of violence against Axel Springer papers. Police arrested nearly 200 demonstrators as students blamed the publisher for Rudi Dutschke’s shooting and raged at Springer offices in Berlin Frankfurt Munich Hamburg Esslingen and Essen.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Axel Springer
Rudi
Red Red
Dutschke
Vietnam
Demonstrators Clash Across Europe Amid Protests
International fear grew as demonstrators gathered in London outside the West German Embassy with about 500 protesters clashing with police. Earlier protests occurred in Rome Amsterdam and Paris with street brawling reported as authorities warned of possible troop deployment.
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London
Rome
Amsterdam
Paris
Khe Sanh siege and wider Vietnam war updates
Reports detail a 214 hour battle at Khe Sanh with 9 Americans killed and 48 wounded as U S forces pull back to form a more mobile defense for South Vietnam. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese actions include attacks on Mekong Delta ships, air strikes on supply routes, and ongoing bombing raids around Vinh. Meanwhile Soviet space docking marks a second automatic link up with hopes for manned lunar operations by late 1968.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Mekong
A Shan
North Vietnam
Vinh
Washington
Moscow
Outer Space
Miracle Needed To Avert Bell Strike Across 48 States
Nation wide strike risk looms as Joseph Beirne of the CWA says only a miracle can avert a 48 state walkout over wage demands. About 15,000 California Nevada telephone workers reject a Pacific Telephone contract amid weekend balloting. Rate and plant-wide impacts threaten 400,000 Bell System workers across 17 states before a Thursday strike deadline.
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Washington
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
San Francisco
California
Nevada
Pacific Telephone Co
Communicadion Workers of America
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
CWA
Bell System
Eteca
Ex-Premiers Placed Under House Arrest in Athens
In Athens the army-backed regime placed two former Greek premiers under house arrest. George Papandreou, 80, and Panayotis Kanellopoulos, 64, were barred from leaving their homes to stop them from speaking out on the coup anniversary.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Center Union Party
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
National Radical Union Party
Daley’s claim on order to shoot to kill sparks riot row
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley said he learned police chief Connisk did not issue a shoot to kill order for arsonists and looters and that he had pressed for such an order before riots. Daley said police were to act decisively with deadly force as needed. Separately a Cornell antidraft march led to induction refusal by Rev Paul E Gibbons.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
James B. Confish Jr
Daley
Mediately
Conlisk
Cornell University
Lower Broadway
New York
Paul E. Gibbons
St. Paul's Chapel
Fulton Street
Broadway
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
Paul Gibbons
Actor Noonar in coma after tumor operation
Actor producer Tommy Noonar remained in a coma at Motion Picture Country Hospital in Woodland Hills after brain tumor surgery. Doctors said he had no chance of survival and death could come at any time.
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Tommy Noonar
Motion Picture Country Hospital
Woodland Hills
IRS Liberace feud over fancy jackets and home tax deductions
The IRS and pianist Liberace clashed over the taxability of jeweled jackets candelabra and his Los Angeles residence. Liberace contends the items are part of his public image and deductibles, while the government treats them as corporate property with taxable benefits and seeks about 60,654 in additional income taxes for 1902 through 1964.
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Iaternal Revenue Service
Liberace
Los Angeles
Walter V. Liberace
U.S
IRS
Pope Paul VI Missed Window Blessing at St Peter’s
Pope Paul VI did not appear at his window to bless worshippers leaving St Peter's Basilica on Monday amid expectations of a public appearance. The missed greeting drew attention from pilgrims and Vatican observers alike.
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Pope Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
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