Viet Nam News Update Conflicts and Trials Delayed
The 7th Fleet reports a Skyhawk shot down over North Viet Nam with the pilot missing. Saigon delays the trial of Nguyen Van Thai as Viet Cong threaten to kill an American captive if Thai is executed. Le Dau’s execution likely postponed again. Hanoi confirms Hertz, missing U.S. aid official, is a prisoner and Viet Cong claim responsibility for the embassy bombing.
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Fum Province
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen van Thai
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
Thai
Gustav C. Hertz
le Dau
da Nang
Hertz
Ecuadorian Leader Honored by Missouri House Visit
Senor Arteta of Ecuador, on a 34 day U S tour funded by the State Department to study U S political units, was made an honorary member of the Missouri House of Representatives during a visit that included talks with Governor Hearnes and Senate members. The occasion featured a Spanish reading of a welcoming resolution by Harold Miller.
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Pedro Jose Arleta-Martinez
Liberal Radical Party
Ecuador
Warren E. Hearnes
Pedro Jose Artela-Mar
Tinez
of the House
Thomas Graham
Liberal Radical Party of
Ecua l
Arteta Today
Missouri House
Arteta
Missouri
House
Harold Miller
Senor Arteta
United States
State Department
U.S
Johnson Urges Independent South Vietnam for Peace
President Johnson defended U.S. war aims and pressed for unconditional talks toward a peace that guarantees South Vietnam’s independence and freedom from outside interference. He called for a settlement allowing Viet Nam to shape its own relationships, while noting multiple possible paths to peace and readiness for talks.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Johnson
University
Shriver Hall
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mrs. Humphrey
Johnsons
Lynda
Luci
New York
Thant
Washington
Study on AID positions sparks waste talk and critique
William Hall and AID assistant acknowledge a 281000 study aims to map four overseas mission roles and obstacles. Thomson blasts the report as waste amid Johnson's 3.28 billion foreign aid plan, noting bureaucratic jargon and shortcomings in policy, training, and role definition across deputy directors, program officers, executive officers, and division chiefs.
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William Hall
AID
Thomson
Howse
Johnson
Holly
ATIC
ATD
Hearnes Urges Preservation Of Natural Beauty In Missouri
Governor Hearnes highlights preserving natural beauty and scenic riverways such as Ozark National Scenic Riverways while avoiding disruption to communities. He backs Land and Water Conservation Fund Act aims to acquire outdoor lands with federal and state funds and expects Missouri’s plan to be ready by early summer.
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Ozark National Scenic Riverways
Edward Crafts
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Interior
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Craft
Missouri
Towell
NATO Ready for Combat Says Lyman Lemnitzer
General Lyman Lemnitzer told Congress that NATO forces are combat-ready from the northern tip of Norway to the eastern Turkish frontier. He warned the United States stands in combined military threat from the Soviet bloc and emphasized substantial, increasing forces across land air and nuclear capabilities. A separate assessment criticizes AID for training gaps and policy contradictions, outlining two conflicting schools of aid and poor orientation for incumbents.
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Chicago Tribune Frogs Service
North Atlantic
Washington
Lyman Treaty Organization
S. Lemnitzer
Supreme Allieds
Norway
Europe
Turkey
Lemnitzer
United States
Housepany
Foreign Affairs Committee
NATO
AID
Allied Command Europe
Black
Baltic
North Seas
Bogalusa Tensions Rise as Rally, Police Show Unfold
In Bogalusa a planned Ku Klux Klan rally sparked a tense night with armed guards, barricades, and escorts. CORE leader James Farmer visited to address a Negro high school audience as police and sheriff deputies, state police, and auxiliaries patrolled the town amid reported threats and potential boycotts of Crown-Zellerbach over segregation claims.
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CORE
Hicks
Bogalusa Voters League
Bogalusa
Arkansas
Brooks Hays
jKlaw
Ralph Blumberg
WBOX
KKK
Blumberg
Farmer
Denver
Crown-Zellerbach Corp
Crown-Zellerbach
Senator Johnston Undergoes Artery Surgery in Columbia
Senator Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina was operated on today for a swollen heart artery. Dr. Leon Khory said there was no spread of malignancy from the tumor and the senator is hospitalized for observation.
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Columbia
S.C
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Leon Khory
Police Charged In Beating In Prosperity
Two Prosperity police officers were arrested and charged with second degree lynching infliction of violence for beating a young prisoner taken from the Prosperity jail. The incident involved a crowd backed by Ku Klux Klan-like garb and disrupted autobahn traffic between Berlin and West Germany during East German Soviet maneuvers. The U.S. protested Soviet actions and the West Berlin Bundestag session faced air and road traffic harassment by Soviet forces.
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S.C
Prosperity
J.P. Strom
Phillip Plumpkin
L. Cornell Wise
Freddie Jackson
Ami
Berlin
West Germany
U.S. Army
Wise
Helmstedt
Isi
Newberry Coun
Jackson
Bahn
Paing Nhoolna
Bundestag
West Berlin
Bonn
California
Madrid riot breaks up 1000 workers protest for right to strike
Police with clubs dispersed about 1,000 demonstrators seeking the right to strike. Several arrests were reported as the crowd clashed with authorities during the Madrid protest. William E Towell of the Missouri Conservation Commission speaks on legislative needs at a meeting ending at 4 30 p.m. today.
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William E. Towell
Missourii Conservation Commission
Madrid
Reuters
Indonesia to keep foreign consultants for foundation programs
An official announcement states foreign consultants are still required to support the foundation's programs including books, university equipment, and scholarships. Bonker met Gen Abdul Haris Nasution on the takeover issue. Seda cited constitutional grounds for government management of natural resources as the rationale while Bunker offered no comment and is slated to meet President Sukarno again.
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Bonker
Armed Forces
Abdul Haris Nasution
Seda
Antara m
Indonesia
Bunker
Sukarno
Autobahn Closure Ends As U S Convoy Passes
Traffic resumed on the autobahn after Communist checkpoints cleared and the U S convoy proceeded to West Berlin. This marked the fourth straight day of closures as barriers were lifted during the day.
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U.S
West Berlin
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and price notice
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers Mrs Robert C Gosnorn and Mrs William H Weldon with editorial and management credits. It notes daily and Sunday delivery rates in Jefferson City and surrounding counties and cites postal and circulation details under Associated Press auspices.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Gosnorn
William H. Weldon
William Fi, Weldon
Nl. Rose
Exec
Tres
Gon
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Cartier
Missouri
Tawna
Core
United States
Hureau of
Dia
Departmente
Public meeting to explain Economic Opportunity Act in California
A public meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday at the new high school to discuss the Economic Opportunity Act. Leo Cram, a University of Missouri educational specialist, will attend to answer questions and explain how the program may apply to Moniteau County.
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EOA
California
Leo Cram
University of Missouri
Moniteau County
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