Rap Brown hides in Cuban U.N. mission in Manhattan
H. Rap Brown, SNCC chairman, and associate Robert Smith, after a shoving incident with Officer Michael Gleason outside the Cuban U.N. mission in Manhattan, sought refuge inside the building for six hours. Cuban officials contacted Havana for guidance as police prepared summons for harassment.
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Dana Andrews Hospitalized With Skull Fracture
Actor Dana Andrews has been in a St. Louis hospital with a skull fracture for six days after a fall. He was in critical condition until Tuesday, then listed as fair.
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GIs Clash With Viet Cong In Mekong Delta Fight
American forces battled an estimated 500 Viet Cong along canals and rice paddies 50 miles south of Saigon. US troops reinforced, airstrikes targeted Viet Cong positions, five Americans were killed and 28 wounded. Vietnam air raids against Hanoi Haiphong and Dien Bien Phu areas were reported.
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Sihanouk Reaches U S Pact to Bar Cambodian Sanctuary
Phnom Penh reports Prince Norodom Sihanouk says he has an accord with the United States to keep Cambodian territory from serving as a sanctuary for Vietnamese Communist forces. Bowles assures no invasion in hot pursuit and ICC observers to monitor the frontier with South Vietnam.
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South Africa elects president dies after long illness
CAPE TOWN South Africa Dr Theophilus Ebenezer Danges an educator editor and politician who was elected president of the country but never sworn in died Wednesday at age 69 following a long illness. Israel says navy has answer to Arab ships to outfight submarines and warships. Pope meets Yugoslav premier vows to press world peace despite lack of understanding from some leaders.
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Humphrey visits Carthage ruins during Africa tour
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey outlined U.S. Vietnam policy during a nine nation African tour and visited Carthage ruins. He lunched with Tunisia's President Hamid Bourguiba and was cheered by Tunisian workers when he turned earth at the site of a U.S. aided irrigation project.
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Spelling Makes Him Go Again in Army Draft Mixup
Marshall Bean, 22, spent 15 months fighting to remove Pick Naeb Llahsram the Army drafted under the backward name Nach Llahsram. He used Llahsram on licenses and draft card, claimed he needed the reversal after earlier service, and after time in Munich and Fort Bliss the Army admitted the error.
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Thoresen case moved toward trial venue debate
U S District Judge Oliver Carter held under submission arguments to move the trials of William E and Louise Thoresen to another city amid defense claims of unfair publicity in San Francisco. The Thoresons face nine counts alleging violations of Farm laws in a jointly charged case. President McCloskey, Vietnam returnee and Freshman congressman, weighed in on foreign policy during the same week. Sylvester Axtbill, a two time secretary of state candidate, was indicted for murder and arson in Las Vegas. Treasury Secretary Fowler urged prompt approval of a 10 percent tax surcharge to protect the trade balance and housing, and King Hussein began a fresh round of Arab capital visits to mend Middle East policy splits.
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