No TrialPromise from Ho Chi Minh on Airmen Trial
The State Department withheld comment on CBS’s cable asking Ho Chi Minh if captives will be tried. Ho answered in four English words that there is no trial in view. Hanoi had warned pilots would be tried as war criminals.
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Washington
State Department
Ho Chi Minh
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Hanoi
Pentagon
North
Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Roman C. Pucinski
Dill
Chicago
Pucinski
South Viet Nam “Liberation Army
U.S. Army
South Viet Nam National Liberation Front
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Rioting debate probes causes and leadership in Cleveland
Mayor Locher defends steps addressing poverty and Hough area after rioting while critics blame leadership and race tensions. Figures including Rev Rawlings state risk of further outbreaks. Rep Stokes warns of inaction and calls for playgrounds urban renewal. International angle notes Hanoi, Ky on Vietnam war policy.
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Locher
Hough
Cleveland
Charles Rawlings
Rawlings
Metropolitan Affairs Commission
Council of Churches of Christ of Greater Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Ralph Locher
Weather outlook with warm humid conditions and chances of showers
The forecast calls for mostly sunny warm and humid weather with a possible thundershower tomorrow afternoon or evening. Tuesday's high near 88 with a low around 68. Expect daily showers and a generally warmer trend, though Thursday may cool. Yesterday reached 84 with an overnight low of 65. Middle Town reported 0.05 inch of rain over the weekend. Today's 11 am temperature was 81.
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Middletown
North faces opposition as rights bill move stalls
The House debates a civil rights bill amid northern opposition over housing provisions aimed at expanding opportunities for African Americans. The measure would empower federal action against discrimination and create a fair housing board while facing questions on real estate exemptions and voter rights protections.
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Washington
House
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Charles M. Mathias Jr
Bach
Mathias
Fair Housing Board
National Labor Relations Board
Green Beret Chief Feared Lost At Sea
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell Jr., head of the Army Green Beret training center, is missing after a C47 flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. Coast Guard and military sources say he may have been aboard the missing plane, which is feared to have ditched in the Pacific. A royal Thailand army C4 listed on the same departure window is also reported missing with three aboard.
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San Francisco
Calif
Joseph W. Stilwell Jr
Army
Green Beret Training Center
Honolulu
Coast Guard
Stilwell
Pacific
Halfway Furnace Creek Stop in Death Valley Hike
French adventurer Jean Pierre Marquant nears the hottest stretch of his 100 mile trek across Death Valley after leaving the Panamint Mountains. Rangers monitor the 28 year old as heat climbs toward the low desert below sea level near Badwater while he continues toward Furnace Creek and Stove Pipe Wells.
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Death Valley
Calif
Jean Pierre Marquant
Marquant
America
Panamint Mountains
Shorty
Badwater
Ambassador Edwin Reischauer resigns as Japan envoy
President Johnson announced the resignation of Edwin O. Reischauer after more than five years as ambassador to Japan. U Alexis Johnson will succeed him as ambassador while Reischauer returns to Harvard University to resume faculty duties.
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Washington
Johnson
Edwin O. Reischauer
U.S
Japan
U. Alexis Johnson
Reischauer
Harvard University
State Department
Senate doves threaten Johnson over Asia policy speech
The White House rebutted Fulbright as inconsistent and misread Johnson's Asia policy while Senate leaders warn of a drift of the Great Society export to non Communist Asia. A 51 to 31 Senate vote cut 42 million from foreign aid, signaling growing policy friction and the need for Senate input on foreign policy.
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White House
Fulbright
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Foreign Relations Committee
Moyers
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Asia
Mike Mansfield
Executive Department
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Latin America
Mansfield
Jungle Battle Drags On For 15 Hours North Of Demilitarized Zone
U S Marines evacuated 71 wounded from India Company during a day long Viet Nam engagement as North Vietnamese assault and mortars hit a jungle hilltop. Helicopters in heavy fire lifted the wounded in steel baskets while Maj John Driefer led the first evac and a bayoneted Marine survived after playing dead.
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Demilitarized Zone
Viet Nam
U.S. Marine
India Company
John Driefer
Fairfax
Driefer
Navy
James A. Mayton
Manchester
Tenn
Mayton
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Furnace Creek
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