Maryland Governor pressed to curb police dogs in protests
About 400 civil rights demonstrators marched on Annapolis demanding state police refrain from using dogs on protests. Gov Tawes promised to act, call a special session for a public accommodations law, and discuss dog usage with state officials. Dozens of injured students and students bitten noted.
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French Say Viet Charge Childish
In Saigon the French embassy dismissed charges that French agents planned to assassinate Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as childish and absurd. Khanh claimed links between agents and Communists to terrorize Americans in South Vietnam. A French spokesman denied the claims in a call with Vietnam’s foreign minister. Meanwhile Viet Cong casualties were reported in Kon Tum province as government forces clashed with two Viet Cong companies. one soldier died and another was wounded.
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Survivors recount perilous night after tanker splits in Atlantic
Thirty four crew members of the Amphialos, a 630 foot Greek tanker, reached Halifax after a 11 hour vigil on a slick stern amid 12 foot swells. Cmdr Peter Hinton of the Athabaskan guided the destroyer escort to within 100 feet of the wreck as 18 crew members boarded life boats and sailors braved the seas to pull Greek crew to safety. Two died, five injured, and 20 unharmed were saved from the disaster.
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Nations Weather: San Francisco Bureau 24-Hour Table
New York reports yesterday’s lowest temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 3 degrees at Mont. The high reached 80 at Barton, Naples and Nempane Beach, File.
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Supreme Court Upholds Hospital Civil Rights Ruling
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling barring racial segregation in Hill Burton Act funded hospitals. The decision extends equal access in 12 Southern states and affects 132 nonprofit hospitals in North Carolina alone plus 571 others nationwide.
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MacArthur Enters Walter Reed Center
General Douglas MacArthur began extensive medical examinations for abdominal trouble at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after flying from New York. The hospital issued a brief statement. further details on his condition would come after evaluation. President Johnson arranged the admission and telephoned MacArthur.
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Brando Drops Illegal Fishing Charges In Tacoma
Marlon Brando and Episcopal cleric the Rev John J Yargan faced illegal fishing charges after a Puyallup River protest fishing. Pierce County Prosecutor John G McCutcheon declined to file. Brando said the act was for show to support treaty fishing rights.
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Ambush Report From Congo Describes Arrow and Lance Attack
Reports from Leopoldville say communist terrorists in Kwilu province ambushed Congolese army units using bows and arrows and war axes before being driven off after heavy fighting. A paraweapon commando unit en route to Kikwandji mission was ambushed. rebels reportedly smoked marijuana to boost courage. No casualties reported, but rebel leader Pierce Muebele withdrew into the bush.
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Hoffa Jury Tampering Case Nears End In Tennessee
In Chattanooga the federal case against James R. Hoffa wraps up as prosecutors label the Teamster president the quarterback of a scheme to fix the 1962 Nashville jury. Hoffa could face up to 15 years if convicted amid testimony by prosecutor James Neal and defense counterclaims of a framed trial.
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Soviet Cosmonaut Denies Space Disaster Deaths in Stockholm
In Stockholm Yuri Gagarin, the Soviet cosmonaut visiting for eight days, said no Soviet cosmonauts have ever been killed and referenced UPS Russia plans to launch another manned spaceship this year, denying reports of a recent disaster.
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