Militant Buddhist Monk Defies Hunger Strike Call
Thich Tri Quang, a Buddhist extremist leader, rejects a supreme patriarch’s order to end his 21 day hunger strike in Saigon. He remains in a city clinic with sugar liquids as U.S. air raids pound North Vietnam fuel depots and ground forces press the search for 1,800 enemy troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
North Viet Nam
U. S
Defense Department
Rmk-Brj
Tri Quang
Unified
Buddhist Church
Thich Tinh Khiet
Hue
Thich
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Mrs. Bellerue Dies Ex-Director of La Crosse Relief
Mae Bellerue 69 of 136 S 10th St died Tuesday June 28 in a local hospital. She served La Crosse County relief department from 1934 to 1965 and oversaw federal surplus foods and work relief. Survived by daughter Virginia Davies and relatives. Service arrangements set by Sletten-McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Bellerue
S. 10Th St
la Crosse
Maria Barbara Helena Wecker
Thomas
Robert S
Virginia) Davies
Milwaukee
Henry Wecker
Theressa Fetzner
Etta Thebes
Boulder
Colo
Bellevue
Christ Episcopal Church
Zonta Club
Sletten-McKee
Withdrawal of U S Forces From Dominican Republic Begins
The first wave of U S troops boards ships at Red Beach near Santo Domingo to leave the Dominican Republic as the 8,000 man inter American peace force begins to withdraw under OAS orders. The move follows Balaguer's June 1 election and aims to complete a 90 day withdrawal.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
320Th Artillery
Ft. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
San Isidro
Organization of American States
OAS
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Red Beach
Johnson
Hector Garcia-Goney
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U S Suspends Ties With Argentina After Coup
The United States suspends diplomatic relations with Argentina following the military ouster of President Arturo Illia. Argentine Ambassador Norberto Barrenechea resigns in protest, pledging support to Illia and the constitutional government.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
U.S
Organization of American
Norberto M. Barrenechea
Buenos Aires
Arturo Illia
Monroe County Traffic Police Chief Dies
Monroe County Traffic Police Chief Wallace Brown 58 died early Tuesday morning from a heart attack at his home in Tomah. The attack occurred at 1 a.m. and he died en route to the hospital. White Funeral Home handles arrangements. Brown, formerly city police chief, led the county traffic police for eight years and is survived by his widow June.
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Tomah
Wis
Monroe County
Wallace Brown
White Funeral Home
Brown
June
Argentina Army seizes government in bloodless coup
Argentina's military leaders ousted President Arturo Illia in a swift coup to curb Peronist gains. Lt Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania named interim president while the junta dissolved parties, Congress, and the Supreme Court. Illia resisted, and Vice President Perette fled to Uruguay as officers ringed Casa Rosada to take control.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Congress
Supreme Court
Uruguay
Casa Rosada
Pascual A. Pistarini
Navy
Carlos Perette
Plate River
Julio R. Alsogaray
1St Army Corps
Illia
Trip to West Germany Explained in Dodd Hearings
Senate Ethics panels hear Sen. Thomas J. Dodd describe a 1964 six day trip to West Germany to study the Stashinsky case. Dodd says he sought no mission for Julius Klein but would aid him if needed and received assurance from VP Humphrey he could be away during civil rights filibuster. Datum of Klein testimony anticipated after July 15.
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U.S
Washington
Humphrey
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Stashinsky
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
John C. Stennis
D- Miss
Germany
Ethics Committee
Internal Security Subcommittee
Bogdan Stashinsky
James P. Boyd Jr
Boyd
Julius
Sation
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Stennis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin Governor Signs Bill to Speed Interstate Construction
Gov. Warren Knowles signed a multi million dollar tax and bonding package to accelerate interstate highway work in Wisconsin. The plan speeds I 94 from Eau Claire to Black River Falls and I 90 94 projects, with first contracts set for July 19 on U S 141. Alfonsi received one of eleven pens. The funding relies on bonds repaid as federal funds arrive and a penny per gallon gas tax increase. The package aims to save 18 lives and prevent 255 injuries.
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Eau Claire
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Republican Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Knowles
Tomah
Madison
Alfonsi
Bomb blasts wound aides of Chicago taxi union leader
Two aides of Dominic Abata, including Joseph Longmeyer and Charles Moses, were wounded when a bomb exploded in a car they were starting on Monday. Two passersby suffered injuries from flying glass as the scene was photographed by UPI Tele.
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Aids of Chicago Taxi
Dominic Abata
Joseph Longmeyer
Transportation Services
Seafarers Union
Charles Moses
Abata
UPI
Labor Leader Guarded After Dynamiting
CHICAGO AP A police bodyguard was placed around labor leader Dominic A Abata after a dynamite bombing damaged his rented car injuring four. Abata and Teamsters official Joey Glinco have clashed over Chicago cab driver control. Abata suspects Teamsters or Black Muslims as motives.
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Chicago
Dominic A. Abata
Abata
John Killackey
Killackey
Seafarers International Union
Transportation Service and Allied Workers Division
Democratic Union Organizers Committee
DUOC
Teamsters Union
Black Muslims
Joey Glinco
Glinco
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Saturn
NASA
Michoud Assembly
New Orleans
UPI Telephoto
By Robert Tuckman
Yen Bay
Red River
Red China
Hanoi
Constellation
Thanh Hoa
U.S. 1St Cavalry
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
By Robert Berrellez
Paraguay
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Brazil
Eeneeser
Vf Ae
Junta
Peronist
By Kenneth L. Davis
Alsogaray
Juan D. Peron
Carlos A. Caro
2Nd Army
Pistarini
UPI Telephotos
W. Germany
Sen. Dodd
John Chadwick
U.S. 141
Mequon
Grafton
Ozaukee County
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