U S Planes Hit Phu Qui Depot Near Hanoi
More than 100 U.S. Air Force and Navy planes struck the Phu Qui ammunition depot 100 miles south of Hanoi. Officials called it a damaging raid, with 30 storage buildings hit and one Navy plane lost to unknown causes. Additional Vietnamese and allied strikes reported, with several captures and incidents surrounding the ongoing air war.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Hal S. Price
2Nd Air Division
Phu Qui
U.S. Navy
Price
Laos
U.S
China says Soviet under US control after Moscow embassy clash
In a Peking Daily editorial the Chinese say the Soviet government is under U.S. imperialism after clashes involving Chinese and North Vietnamese students at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow on March 4. Four students were injured, two carried from the plane for treatment in Beijing.
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Tokyo
China
U.S
Peking People’s Daily
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Peking Radio
Berkeley Regents clash over student discipline in clash with Kerr
Clark Kerr remains UC president after a 52 hour emergency session with the Board of Regents. Kerr and Acting Chancellor Martin Meyerson withdrew resignations but left the door open for further talks ahead of the March 25 26 regents meeting as Free Speech Movement pressure and a four letter word protest intensify campus discipline debates.
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Berkeley
Calif
Clark Kerr
University of California
Board of Regents
Regents
Kerr
Martin Meyerson
John J. Thomson
Thomson
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Tuesday
Partly cloudy and cooler with light snow likely mixing with rain tonight. The day starts at 38 degrees at 11 am, down from Sundays high of 46, with last night’s low near 30.
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Hocking Valley
Wallace vows to obey court on Selma march if allowed
Alabama Governor George Wallace said he would permit a Selma to Montgomery march if a federal court orders it, but warned demonstrations are getting out of hand. He cited last week's riotlike action by state troopers and urged peaceful conduct while stressing education and voting rights initiatives.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Selma
Montgomery
Wallace
CBS
New York
Two Drivers Cited After Union Furnace Crash
A two car crash at Union Furnace on Rt 328 at 3 p.m. Saturday left Gary Lee Cox 18 cited for conditional speed and Gladys Mae Bennington 64 cited for failure to yield. Cox vehicle rolled over and both cars sustained heavy to moderate damage. Cox injured but not treated. both to appear in county court Saturday. Three additional minor city accidents were reported including a hit and run.
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Union Furnace
Gary Lee Cox
Gladys Mae Bennington
Bennington
Rt. 328
Cox
James H. Comstock
E. Hunter St
Hunter St
Culver St
Khrushchev Appears in Moscow After Ouster
Nikita Khrushchev resurfaced in Moscow with small crowds and security present, voting in local elections near the Kremlin. The ex leader appeared fit and cheerful, replying that he felt “like a pensioner not bad” as he paused outside his apartment house and then voted unopposed in a one party ballot.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nina
Johnson to outline voting rights bill at joint session
President Johnson will address a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. EST to push a voting rights bill and other measures. The White House announced the invitation and plan, as civil rights groups rally near the White House and Selma protesters demand federal intervention. Johnson met with Alabama Governor George Wallace to discuss Negro citizens denied the right to register and participate in governance.
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Senate
House
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Executive Mansion
Selma
Ala
Lafayette Park
Congress
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Rose Garden
Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago
Municipal Stadium
National Guard
Browns Chapel
A.M.E
James J. Reed
Soilrich Black Belt
King
Montgomery
Key Sections of LBJ Plan Pushed This Week
Washington AP Congress advances major parts of President Johnson's program as the Senate prepares to act on the Federal Manpower Retraining Act. Senate Labor approves most recommendations while bank closings probe continues. Hearings on immigration and college aid proceed, with House Education and Labor backing a $1.3 billion education measure for low income districts awaiting Rules Committee action.
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Congress
Johnson
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Senate Judiciary
Senate Education
House Education and Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Selma March Blocked By Sheriff in Civil Rights Protest
Sheriff James G. Clark barred a 500 strong march of ministers and aides seeking a memorial service for Rev. James J. Reed. Officials said demonstrators would be arrested if they marched, as crowds gathered for voter registration at the courthouse.
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Selma
Ala
James G. Clark
James J. Reed
Boston
Public — Safety
Wilson Baker
Baker
Clark
Camden
Reed
Joseph T. Smitherman
Burglary Report At West End Residence
City police investigate a West End residence burglary reported by Noel Dyer of 1264 Third Street. Entry occurred between Wednesday and Sunday. garage basement door unlocked and items missing include two tires an electric sander a gallon of oil and a gallon of antifreeze. Entry was gained without force.
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West End
Noel Dyer
Third St
Thousands In Ohio Pay Tribute To Slain Clerk
Ohioans joined a nationwide tribute for Rev. James J. Reed, killed in Selma, Alabama. A 4500-strong Columbus march to the post office and a 1200-car motorcade highlighted demonstrations across the state with 2500 in Springfield and smaller gatherings in Middletown, Youngstown, and Yellow Springs. No incidents reported.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Rhodes
Florida
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