Critics Pacified Peaceniks Turn Out For Ky Visit
In Canberra premier Nguyen Cao Ky and his wife faced about 700 protesters denouncing him as fascist and killer while Ky sought to frame his Australian visit as a thank you for Vietnam relief efforts. He denied hero status for Adolf Hitler and participation in the Algerian war, pledged alignment with the United States, and said negotiations could include the Viet Cong if they join the Hanoi delegation.
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Weather and unrest mingle in volatile Saigon scene
Unclear weather notes mingled with a Saigon protest described as mild by day but with heavy police presence. Demonstrators reportedly taunted officers with Viet Cong symbols as police kept order. Tuyet Mai appears in passing as part of the scene surrounding the premier.
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Congress Likely To Approve $73 Billion War Budget
President Johnson vows a $73 billion defense request to fund the war. Congress is expected to approve funds as needed, with the total rising about 5 billion above present levels. Senator John C. Stennis comments on the war peak of 59 billion.
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Naval Reserve Air Chief Dies In Home Fire
Rear Adm. Richard L. Fowler, 53, head of U.S. naval air reserve training, died in a Glenview Naval Air Station home fire. His wife was seriously burned. daughter Julia 16 and son Richard 12 had minor injuries. Fowler led 18 naval air stations and about 29,000 reserve flyers and 9,000 active airmen. The blaze started in the living room. he was found in his bedroom area and died at the scene. Julia recalled the dog barking awakening the family. Fowler had served as chief since September 1965 and previously commanded naval patrol aircraft in the Western Pacific.
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Eight Satellite Space Shot From Cape Kennedy
The Air Force launched eight satellites aboard a Titan 3 rocket from Cape Kennedy at 9 19 a m to build a global communications network. The booster delivered 24 million pounds of thrust and aimed to place satellites in near equatorial orbits about 21 000 miles up. Initial flight phases were reported successful as devices separated to form a ring around the globe.
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Met Opera House razed after yearlong bid to save it
New York residents witnessed the demolition of the 83 year old Metropolitan Opera house after a $200 permit cleared the way for wrecking. Wreckers pounded the roof while crowds protested outside the platform as a 40 story office building was planned for the site. Supporters including a US senator and Mrs John F Kennedy had sought funds to refurbish the Met amid estimates from 8 to 24 million dollars that never materialized.
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Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Save-the-Met
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John F. Kennedy
Carnegie Hall
Barricaded Gunman Seized After Standoff in Columbia
Deputies surrounded a Columbia home after Robert Elrod 29 fired rifle shots during a traffic dispute. He surrendered without resistance near his house with his wife and two young children nearby. Police risked residents' safety to avoid gunfire and confusion during the arrest.
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Chilean Leader Frei Delays Visit to Washington
An accord leader Frei cannot travel to Washington to meet President Johnson as congressional approval to proceed was sent to the Chamber of Deputies. Two-thirds support in the lower house was in doubt to overcome Senate opposition. Frei’s cabinet ministers resigned to back the president in the tense move.
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Wheeler warns North Vietnam hosts hostages around targets
General Wheeler says North Vietnamese forces appear to shield key antiaircraft batteries and supply hubs as U.S. bombing escalates. He argues the campaign is effective, provoking enemy propaganda while noting civilian casualties sparked controversy over Hanoi raids.
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