Demonstrators Ejected From Johnsons Washington Church
Seventeen Vietnam war protesters and Eartha Kitt supporters disrupted a National City Christian Church service. The president was absent as ushers escorted 16 demonstrators from the building and carried out the 17th amid applause from some congregants.
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Washington
UPI
Eartha Kitt
White House
Johnson
National City Christian Church
George R. Davis
Davis
Tom Fox
Widow of Kasperak Granted Transplant Amid Hope
Virginia White, 43, who died of a brain hemorrhage, approved heart donation for Mike Kasperak after his Stanford doctors proposed a transplant. Kasperak, from Cleveland then East Palo Alto, battled chronic heart disease with his wife at his bedside in Palo Alto.
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Mike Kasperak
Stanford University
Kasperak
Palo Alto- Stanford Medical Center
Mike
Virginia White
White
Judy
Rickey
Des Moines
California
Public Trust In Congress Fading Again
A Harris survey shows public trust in the 90th Congress has fallen sharply since 1965 with 21 percent of respondents offering no opinion. Blacks, enrolled Democrats defend Congress while independents and younger, better educated voters criticize it most.
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Congress
North Korean Raid Kills Five In Seoul
About 30 armed infiltrators crossed into Seoul and opened fire last night. Police killed one attacker, captured another, and the group killed five people including a police chief and four civilians before being halted near the Blue House. Nine characters omitted.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
National Police Headquarters
Blue House
Park Chung Hee
Jongvo
Ford Theater Reopens as National Shrine to Lincoln
Ford Theater dedicated as a national shrine after a $2 million restoration. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and senators Charles Percy and Milton Young addressed about 500 invited guests as the theater was recreated with original furnishings or faithful reproductions to resemble its 1865 appearance on the night Lincoln was assassinated.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Milton R. Young
R-N. D
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Hanoi rejects U.S. peace talks as edict criticizes San Antonio formula
The Nhan Dan commentary denounces President Johnson's peace proposal, saying the United States has no right to set terms or demand reciprocity. It accuses the U.S. of aggression including air raids on Haiphong Hanoi Lang Son and other North Vietnamese targets, and rejects any negotiations under Washington pressure.
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United States
Nhan Dan
Johnson
San Antonio
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Lang Son
North Vietnam
U.S
Union Warns GM May Face Crippling Labor Walkout
DETROIT UPI Union official Leonard Woodcock says GM could be crippled as three foundry walkouts—Saginaw Michigan Defiance Ohio and Tonawanda New York—idling tens of thousands of workers unless local issues are resolved.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Saginaw
Mich
Defiance
Ohio
Tonawanda
N.Y
Eartha Kitt Defends White House Remarks
Eartha Kitt says her White House luncheon remarks were not a critique of the United States. She explains she spoke as an American to address juvenile delinquency and concerns about the Vietnam War, noting she spoke to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and guests and does not see herself as a spokesperson for Black Americans.
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UPI
Eartha Kitt
United States
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Miss Kitt
America
Communists Denounce Johnson War Policies Over Korea Threat
North Korea denounces President Johnson as a war maniac and murderer in Rodong Shinmoon commentary, warning U S Vietnam actions could trigger a new Korean war. KCNA broadcasts monitored in Tokyo quote Pyongyang stressing tense conditions. The piece assails U S military resolve in Vietnam and accuses Washington of causing poverty and unemployment through taxation.
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UPI
North Korea
Johnson
U.S. Vietnam
Pyongyang
Rodong Shinmoon
Korean Central News Agency
KCNA
Proposes Apes For Medical Research In New York
New York business leader William Black urged the U.S. government to breed and use anthropoid apes for heart transplant research and other medical studies. He proposed a large-scale program in the Florida Everglades and cited Dr. Albert Sabin’s primate use in polio vaccine development. Black noted high costs and donations to Columbia University, Lenox Hill, Mt. Sinai, and Parkinson’s Foundation.
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API
William Black
Black
Chock Full 0
Asia
Africa
National Institutes of Health
Florida Everglades
Columbia University
Lenox Hill
Mt. Sinai
New York City
New Rochelle
N.Y
Parkinson’s Disease Foundation
Mass Complications Prove Fatal for Heart Patient
Dr Christiaan Barnard warned against halting heart transplant work after recent patient deaths in the United States and South Africa. Shumway expressed ongoing observations to improve future transplants and noted interest in low dose immunosuppressive use to prevent rejection.
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United States
South Africa
Shumway
Christiaan Barnard
Louis Washansky
Blaiberg
Barnard
Commanders Face 15000 Reds In New Drive
The fighting left at least 25 Americans dead and 171 wounded as U S Marines repelled a North Vietnamese push near Khe Sanh and the McNamara Wall. Attacks spread through Pleiku and Dak To with mortar fire against Khe Sanh and other points in Leathernneck Square.
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Khe Sanh
Dmz
Laos
U. S
South Vietnam
Gio Linh
Camp Carroll
Six Die in Fog Shrouded U.S. 99 Crash
A multi-vehicle collision on foggy U S 99 ten miles south of Bakersfield, California, killed six people and injured eight others. The crash began when John Caudillo, 36, of Los Angeles veered into northbound lanes and struck Louise Baker, 47, of San Francisco, triggering a chain reaction that included a family of four among the dead.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
U.S. 99
Here
California Highway Patrol
John Caudillo
Los Angeles
Louise Baker
San Francisco
Cambodian Border Clash Report Seeks U.S. and Vietnames Casualties
Reports from Phnom Penh claim a Cambodian border patrol killed about 15 soldiers from a mixed American and South Vietnamese unit after a border incursion last Thursday. The ICC investigated, while Cambodia accused U S troops of crossing in Friday’s clash and Sihanouk discussed Western moves with Tito amid regional tensions.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Cai Co River
South Vietnam
ICC
U. S
Overseas operators join strike against AT&T on second day
In New York 85 percent of overseas operators did not work on the second day of AT&T walkout. An AT&T spokesman said calls went through without interruption as supervisory staff filled in for 204 missing Local 1150 members.
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UPI
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
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