Viet Cong Ambushes Let Loose in Saigon Area Fight
U S forces pressed two fronts in South Vietnam with B52 strikes near Bong Son and Mastiff push near Saigon. The 1st Cavalry reported 38 Viet Cong killed, total 1,130 since Jan 25, while 1st Infantry Division moved into the Thien Giao area amid heavy jungle fighting and air support.
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Bong Son
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U.S
South China Sea
Thien Giao
Cincinnati Woman Accused Of Plotting Kennedy Assassination
Ex storm trooper Richard J. Hanna testifies that Eloise Witte of Cincinnati, self-proclaimed grand empress of the Ohio Klan, proposed ideas to kidnap and shoot President Kennedy in Cincinnati. Hanna and Daniel Wagner link Witte to plots targeting Johnson, King, Humphrey, and others as he denounces her as unstable.
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John F. Kennedy
Cincinnati
Dallas
Eloise Witte
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Florida
KKK
Richard J. Hanna
Newport, Ky
Queen City
Hanna
Witte
American Nazi Party
National States Rights Party
Daniel Wagner
Columbus
Witte Wild
Johnson
Martin Luther King
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wagner
Birmingham man shoots five in supermarket protest area
A white Birmingham man, Emory W. McGowan, 23, shot five Negro pickets in the Liberty supermarket parking lot after they blocked his car. Two were wounded in the stomach, others lightly hurt. McGowan surrendered and faces assault with intent to murder charges. A nearby nighttime protest led by Fred L. Shuttesworth witnessed the scene.
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Ala
J. M. McDowell
Emory W. McGowan
McDowell
McGowan
Fred L. Shuttesworth
Cincinnati
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Liberty Supermarket
Weather Forecast Predicts Fair, Cold Tonight
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair skies and continued cold conditions. Tonight’s low around 18 degrees, with yesterday’s high at 32 and an overnight low near 15.
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Weather Bureau
Humphrey Seeks Seoul Talks on Viet Nam Troop Increase
During a 21 hour stop in Seoul Vice President Humphrey pressed Korea to substantially raise its force level in Vietnam. An official said a bill to authorize dispatch of more troops would be sent to the National Assembly, with unconfirmed reports pegging the addition at 24000.
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Viet Nam
Chung Il-kwon
Lee Tong
U.S
Winthrop G. Brown
Manila
Seoul
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National Assembly
Korea
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
House of Representatives
Senate
UN Ambassador says Security Council can aid Vietnam peace
UN Ambassador Arthur Goldberg says the Security Council can help promote an honorable peace in Vietnam while the United States maintains the council is not for conducting peace talks. He noted debate has been adjourned two and a half weeks as nations seek broader involvement. Fulbright and Kennedy favor including the National Liberation Front in postwar Saigon talks.
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U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Security Council
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Goldberg
Viet Nam
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Fulbright
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Saigon
Britain Urges Unconditional Talks on Viet Nam With Soviets
Prime Minister Harold Wilson pressed Soviet leaders to back unconditional peace talks on Viet Nam to avert wider regional conflict. Kosygin rejected the appeal, demanding satisfaction of North Viet Nam's terms for a parley, and cited the 1954 Geneva agreements.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
Viet Nam
Asia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wilson
North Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Kosygin
United States
Supreme Court approves Ohio redistricting plan
Three men helped push a plan by the Ohio Apportionment Board through federal court to the U S Supreme Court. The court upheld the lower court ruling that the plan meets constitutional standards. Questions remain about its validity under the Ohio constitution and potential reshaping for 1967. The ruling preserves 1966 elections and leaves state court challenges pending.
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James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
Roger Cloudas
U. S. Supreme Court
William B. Saxhe
High Tribunal
U.S
Ohio
Senate Democratic
Frank W. King
Toledo
Portionment Board
William C. Bryant
General Assembly
James Nolan
Cleveland
Countdown Set for Saturn 1B Apollo Moonship Launch
Weather forecasts warn of marginal skies and high winds as the Saturn 1B rocket and Apollo spacecraft prepare for a 7 45 am Wednesday liftoff from Cape Kennedy. The 39 minute flight aims to test ascent and reentry and recover the capsule in the South Atlantic before crewed moon missions begin later this year.
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Hiroshima
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Project
South Atlantic
Earth
Budget Speech Snatched Sparks Brawl in Calcutta Assembly
West Bengal Finance Minister Saila Mukherjee was about to read his budget when an opposition member snatched it. State ministers chased Kamal Ghua as he fled, and the assembly adjourned after opposition members tore up speeches and hurled them at Mukherjee.
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India
West Bengal
Saila Mukherjee
Mukherjee
Kamal Ghua
Ghua
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