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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1965

Page

6

Viet Reds Lead Burn and Loot Attack Near Ho Chi Minh Trail

Communist North Vietnamese cadres led a burn and loot raid by Pathet Lao forces on a Laotian right wing army camp at Keng Sim near Saravane. The garrison retreated after 15 minutes with one civilian killed and five wounded. attackers fled with portable items and mil equipment.

Vientiane, Laos VPI Pathet Lao Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos Keng Sim Vientiane

Pro Westernist Senanayake Sworn Ceylon Prime Minister

Dudley Senanayake, a pro Western, was sworn in as prime minister of Ceylon after the resignation of Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Her socialist Sri Lanka Freedom party was defeated by Senanayake's United National party in Monday elections amid cabinet Communist controversy.

Ceylon Yake Sirimavo Bandaranaike Senanayake Bandaranaike Socialist Sri Lanka Freedom Party Senanayke United National Party

Kennedy Becomes First To Summit Mt Kennedy In Yukon

Senator Robert F. Kennedy completed a two day climb to the 13 900 foot summit of Mt Kennedy in Yukon beating his late brother John F. Kennedy to the top. He planted flag and family crest on the ice capped peak amid clear sun and wide visibility. He thanked the Canadian government for the mountain name and noted congratulatory wires from Jacqueline Kennedy and his senate staff.

Whitehorse Y.T UPI Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y Yukon John F. Kennedy Wednesday Mt. Kennedy North America Sever Seattle Washington, D.C New York Kennedy Pacific Ocean Mt. Logan Canada Jacqueline Kennedy Senate Yukon Territory

LBJ Asks Customs Reform to Cut Patronage Jobs

President Johnson formally asked Congress to reorganize the Customs Bureau, proposing six regional offices and abolition of patronage positions to modernize administration and procedures under Treasury. The plan, sent as a regular bill, aims to reduce nonessential patronage and improve enforcement of customs laws.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Customs Bureau White House Capitol Hill Bureau of Customs Bureau Treasury Department

West German lawmakers extend Nazi war crimes statute

The Bundestag voted 344 to 96 with four abstentions to push the deadline for Nazi war crimes prosecutions from May 8, 1945 to January 1, 1970. Justice Minister Ewald Bucher resigned. the Free Democrats opposed extending the statute, citing constitutional risk amid a looming election. The move aimed to address international pressure and ensure major Nazi cases don’t go unresolved.

Bonn VPI Bundestag Ewald Bucher Ludwig Erhard Bucher Free Democratic Party Erhard Free Democrats Justice Europe Legal Committee

Cosmos 64 Probe Sends Unmanned Satellite Orbiting

The Soviet Union launched the Cosmos 64 uncrewed scientific probe as part of the three year Cosmos program to study space flight problems, improve communications and assist spaceship construction. Tass reported the craft orbits every 89.2 minutes, with apogee 168 miles and perigee 127 miles, and all equipment functioning normally.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Alexei Leonov Pavel Belyayev Tass U.S Anastas Mikoyan Johnson V. Grissom John Young Pravda Grissom Young Cape Kennedy Communist Party

Britain bears heavy Indochina burden in Vietnam talks

Prime Minister Wilson warned of a danger the Vietnam fighting could spiral and said Britain, working alone, must press for a peaceful settlement as Soviet noncooperation as co chairman at the Geneva Conference left Britain to bear the heavy burden.

London UPI Wilson Viet Nam Britain House of Commons Sir Alec M.P.S Socialist Party U.S Douglas- Home Alec Laos Andrei A. Gromyko Michael Stewart United States North

Plane Crash Hits Two Houses Near Hawthorne Airport

A single engine Cessna struck two houses near Hawthorne Airport in Inglewood California injuring at least two occupants aboard the plane. Pilot Fred C Shell 24 and James Craft 19 were hospitalized. The home of Mrs Donald Hart Shorn and her son Charles 2 were near the impact but uninjured. A gas spill occurred on the Hart Shorn driveway. One house hit was unoccupied.

Inglewood Calif UPI Hawthorne Donald Hartshorn Charles Centinella Hospital Fred C. Shell James Craft Hartshorn

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