World and Laos War Crimes Memoranda from Southeast Asia Headlines
Multiple brief items report a deadly coal mine blast in Hungary killing about 23-year-olds, a Saigon river convoy ambush killing 19 troops, Paris and London tensions over the European Market, a Canadian-style Laos assassination of intelligence chief Col Leuang, and related political unrest across the region.
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MII
Saigon
UPI
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Laos
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Vientiane
UFI
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Ito
Col Leuang
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Castro claims six rebel zones in Dominican mountains
UPI report says Fidel Castro regime broadcasts claim pro Castro guerrillas have set up six operational zones in the northern Dominican Republic around Santigo and Puerto Plata. Havana also reports a rebel “superior revolutionary command” formed, as Dominican authorities say 40 rebels have been captured. Exiles weigh potential shift to Dominican targets and terrorism fears rise amid military reverses in Venezuela.
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Plata
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Castro
Three American Cardinals Return From Rome Visit
Francis Cardinal Spelman of New York James Cardinal Melchyre of Los Angeles and Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer of Chicago returned from Rome praising Pope Paul VI plans to visit the Holy Land. They reported satisfactory progress at the Vatican council and expressed delight at the Pope's plans.
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America
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Rome
Pope Paul
Holy Land
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Spelman
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Melchyre
Los Angeles
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Hoosier Up Early for Good Texas Bacon
President Johnson invited House Republican Leader Charles Halleck of Indiana to breakfast at the White House. The morning gathering featured a casual, folksy tone as the two leaders discussed early policy matters over breakfast in the executive residence, with Halleck recounting a simple, friendly event.
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Johnson
Rep. Halleck
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Lynden
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Halleck
Isession
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Spring
Nixon Takes Bar Oath in Manhattan
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon became a member of the New York bar on Thursday as a panel of five State Supreme Court Appellate Division justices officiated in a Manhattan courthouse. Nixon, known for his 1960 presidential bid against John F. Kennedy, quipped to photographers about his California origins and hatless look. He intends to stay with the Manhattan law firm Mudge, Stern, Baldwin and Todd, while noting ethical advertising limits. The event followed Nixon’s move to New York after a failed California gubernatorial run and his long association with the firm. The ceremony and remarks were part of ongoing political and civic discussions involving the Johnson-Halleck administration and brief talks on federal legislation.
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