Anti-Mao Forces Possibility of Civil War in Canton
Telegraphs claim anti Mao factions threaten Canton as right wing Hong Kong papers report a looming civil war. Arrivals from Calloway describe air force and navy backing Maoists with 100000 troops and large arms stockpiles while Peking sends troops to quell lawless elements.
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UPI
Mao Tsedung
China
Canton
Canton Toy
Peking
Hong Kong
Callawey
Air Force
Cay Ot i
Raya
Maolst
Doris Nigh Seles
North Vietnam
Toburhe
Fa-Yin
Setha Party
Mao
Mary
Brown Speaks Five Arrested in Camden Riot
A fiery black power speech by militant Negro leader H. Rap Brown sparked a late night disturbance in Camden. Bottles were thrown, at least one store looted, and police had to restore order. Five people were arrested, one for carrying a weapon.
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Camden
Upa
H. Rap Brown
Society Matron Found Beaten To Death In Pa
Mrs Katherine Thompson Wood a wealthy society matron and sister of silk magnate James H Thompson was found beaten to death at her secluded Centerville area estate near the Pennsylvania Delawares border. Police said heavy blows crushed her skull and the murder weapon was not found. Her son Harrison Wilson of Paoli Pa left a diamond necklace worth thousands as the scene was found. no robbery signs. Police reported broken windows and disorderly incidents in the area amid heightened patrols.
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UPI
Katherine Thompson Wood
James i
H.W. ‘Thompson
Thailand
Pennsylvania
Harrison Wilson
Paoli
LBJ Under Pressure for Expanded Vietnam Bombing
Washington dispatch reports President Johnson facing renewed calls to widen U S bombing of North Vietnam. Sen John C Stennis urged a comprehensive plan by military leaders to shift to full ground, naval and air power to win quickly and bring troops home amid signs of rift with Defense Secretary McNamara as hearings proceed.
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UPI
Jobnson
U.S
North Vietnam
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
American Legion National
Boston
Stennis
Mississippi Democrat
Vietnam
Stennis Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Korean Miner Trapped Far Below Surface
A South Korean miner, Kim, is 375 feet underground after a mine collapse near Seoul. Rescue officials report he is weakening, having limited fluids, relying on a telephone line to communicate with rescuers as they race to reach him before death.
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Seoul
UPI
Kim
Senul
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