Marines Use Radar To Find Viet Guerrillas
U S Marines in Da Nang use a small radar device to locate Viet Cong guerrillas probing Hill 327. The radar, a miniature airport style dish, pinpointed enemy positions and aided defenses as Marines repelled three probing assaults. Capt. H J Morgan noted radar observations matched reconnaissance methods, while the device’s full range remains classified.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
H. J. Morgan
Colorado Springs
Colo
Europe
Youth with Beatle cut faces school disruption charge
Eugenio Radames Pera 18 was booked in Santa Monica on suspicion of violating school rules and disrupting a classroom after refusing to trim his Beatle style hair. The Brentwood senior returned from a 14 day absence and stood trial as police cited his unresolved disciplinary issues.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Eugenio Radames Pera
Brentwood
Board of Education
Pera
Warren L. Steinberg
University High School
Howard D. Crandell
Bob
Crandell
Howard Colvin
Colvin
United States
Paraguay
Patton backs unrestricted farm trade with Red China
NFU President James G. Patton urged Saturday for free trade in farm products with Red China and other Iron Curtain nations. He spoke for himself noting no federation policy, calling for general licenses to ease commerce and a price-stabilizing commodity agreement.
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Chicago
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Red
China
Red Cross
United Nations
U.S
Iron Curtain
Patton
Europe
Pacific
Civil rights march moves delayed as troopers disclose Marion shooting
In a federal hearing Col. Albert J. Lingo admits a trooper shot a Negro laborer in Marion on Feb. 18 and that tear gas and smoke bombs were used. He says he left tear gas decisions to senior officers and notes an agreement for the Selma to Montgomery march to turn back after singing and praying.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert J. Lingo
Alabama
Marion
Lingo
James G. Clark
Selne
Fred Gray
Jimmie Lee Jackison
Jackson
Donald Schilling
Marine City
Calif
Selma
Dallas County
UPI
California Officials Withdraw Resignations At Regents Meeting
University of California President Clark Kerr and Acting Chancellor Martin Meyerson withdrew their resignations after a five hour board of regents meeting. Disciplinary proceedings for three Berkeley students tied to disruptive oral protest moves proceed with regents support.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Clark Kerr
Martin Meyerson
Board of Regents
Meyerson
Kerr
Regents
Disci
Board of
Frederick G. Dutton
Washington, D.C
Governor Grants Clemency to Chippewa Falls Man
Gov. Knowles commutes Paul Stempel's 1930 first degree murder sentence to time served after 20 years in prison and parole since 1950. Clemmency granted for exemplary parole life and prison records. 13 other clemency requests denied.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Paul Stempel
Chippewa Falls
Knowles
Stemple
Indiana Governor vetoes ending death penalty
Indiana Governor Roger Branigin vetoed a bill to abolish the death penalty, saying voters should decide in an election. The veto returns the measure to the House for possible override in 1967, with speculation it may affect 1966 campaigns amid public outcry after police shootings.
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Indianapolis
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Indiana House of Representatives
Indiana State Prison
General Assembly
Branigin
Legisla‘ture
Selma Police Thwart Rights Demonstrators Amid Tense Clash
In Selma Alabama police blocked a rights march with armed lines as demonstrators, including Negro and white clergy and students, tried to reach the courthouse for a memorial service. Over 1 000 people faced clubs and tearful clashes. one woman was rushed to hospital.
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Selma
Ala
Johnson
Baker
Eye Ee
City Safety
Wilson Baker
EWP
Court‘house
James J. Jors
Reed
Boston
Plans Legislation To Assure Votes
President Johnson pledged to use all federal resources including troops if needed to secure voting rights. He announced a Monday bill to strike down discriminatory voting restrictions and to register citizens by federal officials where states deny rights, urging lawful methods over force.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Selma
Ala
White House
FBI
U. S
United States
Federal Court
Wallace
LBJ
Nixon Urges Republicans to Back Civil Rights Traditions
In New York Richard M. Nixon urged Republicans to stay true to Lincoln traditions and support equal rights for all citizens. He warned against compromising civil rights for votes in the South and predicted a GOP return to competitiveness in 1968 with gains in Congress.
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Nixon
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
U.S
Associated Press
Johnson
GOP
House of Representatives
Senate
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