Saigon blast kills four police, injures twenty
Viet Cong attackers rammed a jeep and a car loaded with explosives into the national police headquarters in Saigon. Four policemen died and about twenty were wounded, possibly including six Americans. U.S. jets patrolled North Viet Nam as part of widening air operations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
National Police
Col
Pham van Lieu
Col. Lieu
U.S
My Canh
Quang Tri
North
Viet Nam
U.S. Strategic Air Command
U.S. Navy
Oriskany
Ky Anh
Coral Sea
An Xuyen
UPI
Beatles Mania Hits Shea Stadium Sold Out Crowd
About 55 000 fans packed Shea Stadium on Sunday night to see the Beatles perform for 35 minutes and 12 songs. The stage was crowded with noise from 29 loudspeakers, making it hard to hear the group amid wild excitement and screaming teens.
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New York
Shea Stadium
U.S. to unveil new U.N. voting plan at General Assembly
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg previews a revised U.S. position to break the deadlock on Soviet voting rights. The plan aims to ease Article 19 arrears concerns without triggering U.S. backlash while seeking to resume full U.N. operations amid opposition from some congressional leaders.
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Goldberg
U.N
United Nations, N.Y
Arthur J. Goldberg
U Thant
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
New York
Dean Rusk
John
Assembly
United Nations
Supreme Court
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson
World Organization
Soviet Union
France
United States
Congo
Middle East
Security Council
Speed limit for 45 mile per hour posted on 1 90 to French Island
Campbell town chair David Zluticky says signs will limit the 1 90 route to 45 mph after a state survey shows an average speed of 49 mph. County Traffic Police Chief Edward Tabbert notes radar use to catch violators after posting.
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French Island
Town of
Tabbert
Wisconsin toll from weekend crashes tops 581 in 1965
Eleven weekend fatalities push Wisconsin 1965 death toll to 581. Urban Strahota 29 and Charles Gaston 57 die in a four car crash near Beaver Dam. Others injured include Jerome Hofacker 22 and Gary Anderson 17. Linda Lindeman 16 is killed near Dodge County. Ronald Becks 25 dies in Brown County crash. Police report multiple side swipe and head on collisions across the state.
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Wisconsin
Strahota
Gaston
Beaver Dam
Stoughton
St. Croix County
Tality
James B. Ohahlen
Spring Valley
Cady Township
Dunn County
Jerome Hofacker
Elmwood
Hofacker
Gary Anderson
Me‘nomonie
Urban D. Strahota
Reeseville
Charles W. Gaston
Rockford
Ill
Dodge County
Douglas Maas
Pauline Rosenmeier
Robert Fiebelkorn
Ronald Becks
Green Bay
Brown County
Howard
Three Climbers Die In Fall On South Maroon Peak
In Aspen Colorado three senior scientists from Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory were killed in a fall on South Maroon Peak 14 000 feet high. A fourth climber William B. Martin was injured and taken to Aspen Valley Hospital. Dr Donald W McEachern was with the party but unharmed.
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Aspen
Colo
South Maroon Peak
Los Alamos
N.M
Frank E. Pretzel
Robert B. Day
Herbert E. Ungnade
William B. Martin
Donald W. McEachern
Martin
Aspen Valley
McEathern
Robert Barnard
Alfred Braun
Los Angeles Death Toll Tops Years of Riots
The article notes 32 deaths in Los Angeles amid the Negro riots, marking the highest toll in years. It lists several earlier riot fatalities across the nation from 1962 to 1965, including incidents in Augusta Georgia Oxford Mississippi Lexington North Carolina Birmingham Alabama Jacksonville Florida Harlem Rochester and Marion.
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Los Angeles
Augusta
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Lexington
N.C
Birmingham
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
New York City
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Marion
Fire Loss At 175 Million Amid Los Angeles Civil Unrest
AP report logs ongoing looting and sniping in a 42 square mile unrest zone centered on Watts. Police describe the day as the quietest yet as 15,000 National Guardsmen guard burned districts and three tons of relief arrive. Civil unrest tolls include 32 dead and over 175 million dollars in fire damage.
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Los Angeles
California
Long Beach
Watts
Richard Lefebvre
Sylmar
Lucky Testimonial Dinner Signals Wisconsin Gubernatorial Fight
Milwaukee thousands attended a $50 a plate fundraising dinner for Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey as the 1966 governor race began. Sen. Robert Kennedy attended, signaling strong Democratic support while Rep. Clement Zablocki predicted Lucey would be the next governor. Kennedy’s presence underscored cross party ties and early backing within Wisconsin's Democratic machinery.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Warren P. Knowles
Lucey
Robert Kennedy
New York
John Kennedy
Robert
John
Jfk
Kennedy
David Carley
Carley
Lacey
Clement Zablocki
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
UPI
Johnson Calls Riot Easing a Sign of Democratic Strength
President Johnson, in LBJ City Texas, voices relief at easing Los Angeles riots and says violent disregard for law is a great democratic wrong. He links unrest to unjust conditions and urges relentless action to curb violence and address root causes. Gerald Ford echoes call for better local law enforcement and cross party effort.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Los Angeles
Washington
Republican House
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
Ford
CBS
House of Justice
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Evansville
Linda Lindeman
Zond-3
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Walter Gray
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