Navy and Air Force Bombers Hit Haiphong Area and Hue Rail Yard
U S Navy bombers damaged an oil depot near Haiphong and a missile site 24 miles northwest of Haiphong while Air Force bombers struck a railroad yard 39 miles north of Hanoi. Bombers raided Thua Thien Province and the Asabu Valley, targeting infiltration routes and storage areas with reports of multiple explosions and destroyed boxcars.
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Shot Breaks Suez Calm
A mortar shell shattered two days of calm along the Suez Canal with Israel accusing Egypt of firing the round in a violation of the UN. Developments in the Middle East include Soviet backed calls for Israeli withdrawal, near 200 Palestinian refugees returning to the West Bank, and Egypt aiding recovery with UN observers present. Britain announces massive Southeast Asia withdrawals by the early 1970s and a 20 percent force cut by mid-1970s.
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Nigerians Capture Mercenaries in Eastern War Push
Nigerian army spokesman said forces captured white mercenaries from Western Europe in fighting with eastern rebels as government using air strikes advances toward Enugu. About 3,000 foreigners seek evacuation from Port Harcourt coastal city amid the conflict. No details on the captives were released.
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Johnson Eyes Bigger Tax Hike Amid Budget Pressures
President Johnson signaled support for more than a 6 percent tax increase this year and urged Congress to act next month. He noted possible adjustments upward due to the rising federal deficit while detailing views on urban poverty, Vietnam Allies, and British policy.
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Supreme Court Nominee Faces Southern Skepticism
Thurgood Marshall, 59, told senators the court’s decisions are the law of the land but faced sharp pushback from John L. McClellan and Sam J. Ervin Jr. over overruling past rulings. Hearings may continue, with Marshall defending a living constitution while critics pressed limits on state power and voting rights.
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Funeral services held today for Arthur Koehler in Hollywood
Funeral services are scheduled today in Hollywood for Arthur Koehler a scientist at the U S Forest Products Laboratory Madison Wis a key witness at the Lindbergh kidnapping trial He testified in 1935 a wooden ladder used in the crime came from timbers taken from Hauptmann s garage who was later executed for the kidnapping killing Meanwhile Senate approves President Johnsons nomination of David S Black to be Under Secretary of Interior succeeding Charles F Luce
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Kennedy names newborn son Patrick Joseph
Sen Edward M Kennedy and his wife said in Boston they will name their newborn son Patrick Joseph. The announcement follows a week of public events revealing the couple’s quiet family plan. The newborn’s name honors both parents, reflecting a tradition of family names in the Kennedy household.
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POWELL DUE AT CONFERENCE ON BLACK POWER
The conference chairman Dr Nathan Wrightly said Adam Clayton Powell is expected to attend the four day National Conference on Black Power beginning Thursday. Delegates will represent civil rights groups, government agencies and major industries. Powell has not left Bimini since his ouster from Congress earlier this year.
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Jury Selection Began in Los Angeles Trial of Teacher
Jury selection started in municipal court Los Angeles Tuesday for the trial of Judith Elaine Sokol 25 a teacher arrested over a demonstration staged during President Johnsons stay at the Century Plaza Hotel She faces charges of failure to disperse unlawful assembly disturbing the peace and resisting arrest.
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