Vietnamese president shakes up 8 of 44 province chiefs
In Saigon on Tuesday President Nguyen Van Thieu dismissed eight provincial chiefs amid a major government shakeup aimed at rooting out corruption and inefficiency. The list included Lt. Col. Phan Van Khoa, head of Thua Thien Province and mayor of Hue, who faced replacement amid ongoing Hue combat operations. The report notes a suspect claim of hiding in a Hue hospital rafters for eight days during early February while North Vietnamese officers directed the attacks.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Phan van Khoa
Thua Thien
Hue
Khus
Vietnam War Updates and Italian University Unrest Reported
U S forces and South Vietnamese units continue coastal operations near Tam Ky with multiple engagements yielding high enemy casualties and light American losses. Separate unrest in Italy sees students clashing with police in Rome Milan and other cities amid demands for university reforms.
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Tam Ky
U.S
Dmz
Khe Sanh
Rome
Milan
Italy
Turin
Venice
Bologna
Naples
Canada Re-Drafts Tax Bill Faces Monday Rejection
The House of Commons Speaker ruled an earlier Canadian tax bill imposing a 3 percent surcharge on personal and corporate income tax inadmissible. Government leaders quickly redrafted a second bill after the defeat on February 19 that threatened the Liberal government and caused a nine day file crisis for Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Lucien Lamoureux
Lamoureux
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal
Garbagemen Strike Paralyzes Venice Waste Service
Venice residents dump debris into canals as about 400 garbagemen walk off the job to protest delays in social security payments, disrupting municipal waste collection and raising sanitation concerns.
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Italy
Venice
Massive unrest in Warsaw as protests erupt at party HQ
Tens of thousands of Poles clash with police in Warsaw in front of the Communist Party headquarters and the Mickiewicz statue. Adults join students and teenagers in protests over cultural affairs and the closing of Mickiewicz’s classic play Dziady, signaling a shift in the demonstrations begun last Friday.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Adam Mickiewicz
Mickiswia
Bomb Rips Plush Miami Supper Club
A powerful explosion ripped a plush Cuban owned supper club on Miami’s Biscayne Boulevard Monday night. The blast shattered windows along the five block stretch. no injuries were reported. The attack shook downtown, underscoring security concerns for affluent Cuban clientele.
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Miami
Biscayne Boulevard
UC Berkeley firing claimed for race by administrator
William Somerville 35 head of UC Berkeley educational opportunity program says he was fired last week by vice chancellor William Boyd claiming racial motivation. Boyd denies race as cause and Somerville vows to fight. He notes staff majority is black and no opposition from black groups. The report sits among items on medals and politics.
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University of California, Berkeley
William Somerville
Berkeley
Somerville
William 5
Boyd
Class Helps Teacher Flee Prison Riot
Francoise Goeury a 28 year old petite university instructor was the lone woman in Oregon State Penitentiary during a Saturday riot in the A cell block classroom. Convicts protected her as fires trapped them for about 45 minutes until fire crews arrived and a ladder freed her. The classroom area was destroyed.
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Oregon State Penitentiary
Francoise Goeury
Miss Goeury
Big LA jury award in patent dispute tops court records
Albert G Bodine Jr of Beverly Hills won a 13.5 million dollar patent infringement award in Los Angeles court. He had sued United Aircraft Corp of Windsor Locks Connecticut in 1961 claiming patent violations.
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Los Angeles
Albert G. Bodine Jr
Beverly Hills
United Aircraft Corp
Windsor Locks
Conn
French Joint Chiefs chair named after Air Force general’s death
Army Gen Emile Carta rel named chair man of the French Joint Chiefs of Staff on Monday as temporary replacement for Air Force Gen Charles Ailleret who was killed in an air crash on Reunion Island Former actress Elizabeth Ashley and actor George Peppard welcomed a baby boy at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Christian Moore Peppard first child for the couple married in 1966
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Emile Cartarel
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Charles Ailleret
Reunion Island
Elizabeth Ashley
George Peppard
Monday
Bor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Christian Moore Peppard
Plans for Kennedy 1964 ticket seen with RFK possible run
Paul Fay, former Navy under secretary and adviser to John F Kennedy, told reporters in South Bend that Kennedy had no plans to dump Lyndon Johnson as a running mate. Fay noted Robert Kennedy could become a strong presidential candidate if Eugene McCarthy does well in early primaries and could win the Democratic nomination if McCarthy falters against President Johnson.
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Navy
Domn Kennedy
South Bend
Ind
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Fay
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Eugene McCarthy
D- Minn
Johnson
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