Six American pacifists deported from Saigon to Hong Kong
Led by A. J. Muste the group of six pacifists including Bradford Lyttle William Davidson Karl Meyer Barbara Deming and Sherri Thurber were expelled from South Vietnam after staging anti war demonstrations They say the U S embassy offers no help and claim silent student support despite jeers and eggs in Saigon The group planned to travel to Tokyo en route home.
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De Gaulle to snub JFK NATO plea in April deadline
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle will reject President Johnson's request for two more years to move American troops and bases from France. De Gaulle will insist on a March or April deadline for full withdrawal.
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Top Military Award To Parents of Hero
President Johnson posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor to a Black soldier killed in Vietnam. He said the hero’s death symbolized courage and sacrifice and shared the honor with the serviceman’s parents.
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New York Newspapers Picket Lines Threatened Over Merger
The Newspaper Guild of New York plans picket lines at 4 pm outside the Journal American World Telegram Sun and Herald Tribune if a merger settlement is not reached by then. Thomas J. Murphy calls for a contract resolution as talks continue. Milton Olive III posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor by President Johnson for heroism in saving comrades. Olive Jr. is Chicagoan.
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Nation's Weather Sy 4 am report from San Francisco
United Press International provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The table lists observed highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and conditions across multiple stations.
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Texas city tops yesterday heat at 99 degrees
The highest temperature reported yesterday to the U S Weather Bureau excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 99 degrees at Mc Allen Texas. The low was 11 degrees at International Falls Minnesota.
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