Filipinos protest at Manila embassy. burn Uncle Sam effigy
Thousands march on the American embassy in Manila over deaths of Filipinos at U.S. bases. About 400 police guard the gates as mourners carry 32 black coffins symbolizing victims at Clark Air Base and Subic Naval Base. a two-story Uncle Sam effigy is displayed outside the gates.
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Pope names 27 new cardinals broadening church reach
Pope Paul VI named 27 new cardinals in a move to internationalize the church. Among them is American Lawrence Joseph Shehan, archbishop of Baltimore, as the American contingent grows to six. Three come from Communist nations Yugoslavia, Ukraine, and Czechoslovakia, part of a record 103 cardinal electors as ceremonies begin Feb. 22.
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Weather extremes across U S mainland
The U S Weather Bureau reported the lowest temperature four below zero at Cut Bank Montana and the highest at 84 degrees in West Palm Beach Florida, noting figures exclude Alaska and Hawaii.
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Soviets Plea Innocent on Nuclear Test Blast
The United States cites a Jan 15 underground Soviet explosion that released radioactive debris. Ambassador Dobrynin delivered a Kremlin note to the State Department and met with Secretary Rusk after U S officials detected slight radioactivity over Japan. Moscow denies intent to violate the test ban and minimizes fallout beyond Soviet borders.
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Vietnamese river boats aid Saigon troops siege
U S military spokesman said river boats rushed to aid a besieged government unit 20 miles west of Saigon killing 80 to 100 Viet Cong. One Vietnamese ranger battalion commander and 18 men were killed as troops were moved to safety.
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Civilians Move to Safety as Hue Riots Hit Vietnam
U S civilians in Hue were ordered to safety inside a military compound after day long Buddhist led protests. Martial law followed as 500 demonstrators sacked police and information offices. Rioting extended to five other cities with fears for the 27000 Americans in the country.
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