Man From Hamilton Arrested In Hungary
Cincinnati AP report states Richard Goos of Hamilton Ohio was arrested by Hungary for aiding a foreign citizen to cross the border illegally. Goos, a real estate man, had studied government at Indiana University after an exchange year at the University of Bonn.
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Hamilton
Hungary
Ment
Goos
Yugoslavia
University of
Bonn
Indiana University
Karl Heinze
Cincinnati
Indonesian mob hits Chinese Embassy in Jakarta attack
A mob of about 300 Indonesian youths stormed the Chinese Embassy compound in Jakarta and set fires. Chinese inside the barricaded building fired small arms, wounding three youths and an Indonesian soldier as the charge d affaires denied firing at the crowd.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Nhe Be
Saigon
Navy
Long Tao
Chinese Cross Border Clash Shocks Hong Kong and Embassy
Thirty Communist Chinese crossed the Hong Kong border and attacked two border guards and a British Gurkha. They seized weapons including a machine gun, then returned them after a two hour conference and recrossed into China. Indonesian troops and protestors battled at the Chinese embassy, with windows broken and fires set, as authorities warned of structural harm if demands were not met.
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Hong Kong
China
Milwaukee Riots Prompt Curfew Lift And Taverns Reopen
Milwaukee mayor lifts the nightly curfew after a Friday night mood test in the North Side Negro neighborhood. Four people died in rioting as 2,800 National Guardsmen stand by while taverns resume business amidst renewed normalcy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
North Side
Henry Maier
Wichita Curfew Sparks Violent Clash In Negro Neighborhood
About 150 protesters clashed with Wichita police and Sedgwick County deputies as an emergency curfew in northeast Wichita triggered rock and bottle barrages. 80 to 100 officers with nightsticks moved in, aided by 30 highway patrolmen.
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Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County
Clarence Vollmer
New Navy Secretary Selected
President Johnson nominates Paul R. Ignatius, assistant defense secretary, to be secretary of the Navy after the death of John T. McNaughton. Ignatius, a Los Angeles native, has served in the Defense Department since 1961 and must be Senate confirmed.
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Washington
Johnson
Paul R. Ignatius
Defense
Navy
John T. McNaughton
Ignatius
Los Angeles
McNaughton
Senate
North Carolina
Paul H. Nitze
White House
Thomas D. Morris
NASA selects 11 scientist-astronauts for future space missions
The Space Agency expands its civilian astronaut corps to 56 with 11 scientists from MIT UCLA Northwestern and other institutions. They will train at the Manned Spacecraft Center and start jet pilot schooling in March, with space trips unlikely for at least two years.
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Kep
Hanoi
U.S
Mekong
Saigon
1St Infantry Division
Lai Khe
Lai
Tex
Space Agency
Earth
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astronaut Corps
NASA
Lunar
Manned Spacecraft Center
Joseph P. Allen
University of Washington
Philip K. Chapman
Natore
F. Story Musgrave
University of Kentucky
Brian T. O’leary
University of California
Space Sciences Laboratory
Department of Astronomy
Robert A. Parker
University of Wisconsin
California Institute of Technology
William E. Thornton
University of North Carolina
Air Force Space Program
Holmquest
Air Force
Pleasant weekend weather lingers in Miami Valley
Pleasant weather extends through the weekend in the Miami Valley. Tonight remains fair and cool with a low near 55. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies, warmer air, and a high around 85.
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Miami Valley
Anti Poverty War Defended Against Charges
Senate champion Sen. Philip Hart defends the war on poverty against links to racial hatred and Negro rioting while President Johnson’s $2 billion poverty plan faces congressional trouble. Rev J Paschall Davis counters claims that Nashville ant poverty funds support a school teaching African American children to hate whites and says funds will be pulled if race hatred is taught.
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Washington
Senate
War On Poverty
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Congress
Hart
J. Paschall Davis
Nashville, Tenn
Office of Ecnomic Opportunity
McNamara Defense Projects Cut in Senate Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee trimmed two McNamara priorities, halting a fleet of fast deployment logistic ships and reducing funds for the F111D jet program. The panel moved a $70.16 billion defense bill with $20 billion for Vietnam costs, down from prior totals and below both Johnson's request and House levels. The actions aim to curb potential U.S. entanglement and costs.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Johnson
House
McNamara
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Navy
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Maier
John Jackson
Jackson
North Vietnam
Paul Ignatius
Melbourne
Australia
Experimental Astronomy Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
Anthony W. England
MIT
Karl G. Henize
Northwestern University
Donald L.holmquest
Methodist Hospital
John A. Llewellyn
Cardiff
Wales
Florida State University
University College
Judiciary Committee
Victims of Defense Bill
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