Khanh Arrives in Rome Amid Communist Protests
South Viet Nam’s ex-strongman Nguyen Khanh landed in Rome after flying from Hong Kong and planned a brief stay before New York. He said he would meet U Thant to explain Vietnam’s situation and the aid from North Vietnam to the Viet Cong. Italian Communist paper L Unita attacked Khanh while another exile, Mme Ndinh Nhu, also in Rome, is linked to the Diem regime.
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Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Hong Kong
Rome
New York
Paul VI
Khanh
U. N. Secre
U Thant
Viet Nam
Communist Party
L’unita
Communist
Mme
Nge Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Police Guard Elijah Muhammad as Muslim Rally Ends
Police will guard cult leader Elijah Muhammad for at least a week after the Black Muslims convention ends. Muhammad faced threats after Malcolm X was killed, with heavy protection and Fruit of Islam guards surrounding him at the Chicago Coliseum and his South Side mansion.
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William J. Conway
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Malcolm X
Malcolm
Willie Greer
The
Fruit of Islam
Greer
South Side
New York
Muhammed
Appalachia Aid Bill Moves Toward Passage in 1965 Session
The 1965 Appalachia aid bill, worth 1.1 billion dollars, heads to completion as the House opens debate after Senate approval. It would authorize 840 million for highway construction in five years with 360 million additional state matching, plus 237 million in federal funds over two years for health coal land reclamation education water and sewage programs. Final funding depends on later appropriations.
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Senate
House
Appalachia
New Trial Sought For Slayer in Ohio Case
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to decide if Canton businessman Robert K. Domer, condemned for the murder of Akron fruit peddler Howard K. Riddle and found in Domer's car, should get a new trial. Prosecutor Norman J. Putman appeals an 8th district ruling.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Robert K. Domer
Canton
Norman J. Putman
Stark County
High Court
Domer
Howard K. Riddle
Akron Fruit
Domers Automobile
Riddle
Weather outlook with light rain and warm temperatures
Light rain is forecast tonight and tomorrow while temperatures stay well above normal. Yesterday's high reached 64 degrees. Low today was 3S.
South Korea Frees 784 Prisoners on Amnesty Day
The government released 784 inmates from 20 prisons in Seoul to honor the 46th anniversary of the 1919 Korean uprisings against Japanese rule. This amnesty marks a symbolic gesture tied to national history and reconciliation.
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Seoul
South Korea
Armco Donates Land for Middletown YMCA Pool Project
Armco Steel Corporation announced a land gift with 89 foot frontage on Broad Street and 198 foot depth to the Middletown YMCA for a new building and pool. The gift follows the Civic Association’s plan to provide 600000 for a three year YMCA renovation and expansion including a south side addition to the existing building.
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Middletown Ymca
Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown Civic Association
YMCA
Broad Street
Armco
David J. Enochs
Ranger is Dead
Bruce Beemer 62 known for the Lone Ranger radio role died of a heart attack in Lake Orion Michigan He was the third actor to play the Lone Ranger taking over in 1932 and remained until the show ended in the 1940s Beemer nicknamed the youngest sergeant in World War I for lying about his age and serving with the Rainbow Division in France where he was wounded at 14.
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Lake Orion, Mich
Bruce Beemer
Lone Ranger
WXYZ
Detroit
Rainbow
France
Ohio celebrates 162nd birthday and statehood origins
The Associated Press notes Ohio marks its 162nd birthday recalling its 1803 admission as the 17th state. It notes the constitutional adoption, January elections, and a March 1 official start in Chillicothe, the first state capital, when about 70 000 residents lived there compared with today's roughly 10 million.
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Congress
Ohio
General Assembly
Chillicothe
Fires in Dayton Claim Three Children and Mother
A Dayton home death toll includes Barbara Farmer 30 and her two daughters Sheryl 8 and Sheila 1 from gas poisoning after a faulty furnace. Police say the stoker ran out of coal but the furnace did not shut off. other children are hospitalized in serious to critical condition amid family separation. In Moscow, 17 foreign Communist parties meet with Mikhail Suslov as Sino Soviet tensions persist.
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Dayton
Ohio
Barbara Farmer
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Sheryl
Sheila
William Jr
Gregory
Pamela
Jack Reese
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
King leads expanding drive to register Negro voters in Alabama
Six Alabama counties were targeted in a widening registration campaign led by Martin Luther King Jr. amid reports of violence and threats. King’s team aims for a massive turnout at rural black belt offices as tensions rise in Lowndes and surrounding counties. A church rally heard a deacon claim threats and a church deacon was dismissed after white locals warned him to leave the county.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
King’s
Black Belt
F. D. Reese
L. H. Harrison
Lowndes County
Harrison
Can Firms Are Struck Across 70 Plants Nationwide
The AFL CIO United Steelworkers strike hits 70 can plants, affecting about 36,000 Continental Can and American Can workers across the United States Puerto Rico and Canada after failure to settle pay and other issues by the extended contract deadline. The action could shape bargaining with smaller can firms employing another 9,000 workers.
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New York
Aflcio
United Steelworkers of America
Continental Can Co
American Can Co
Puerto Rico
Canada
American
Continental
That Man Is A Good Driver Phrase Explained
A humorous quip notes ambiguity in the statement that a man is a good driver, urging qualification about the type of driving such as motor, golf, pile, chariot, or slave transport.
World Communist summit talks face unclear venue and boycotts
Western reporters found no location for talks as Pravda listed 47 delegates from 18 parties in Moscow. Delegates included Argentina Australia Brazil Bulgaria Cuba Czechoslovakia Finland France East and West Germany Hungary India Italy Mongolia Poland Syria and the Soviet Union. Three American Communists were Observers. The British Communist party planned to send a delegation after a late decision to join. Several parties including China North Korea North Viet Nam Japan Indonesia Albania and Romania boycotted the meeting.
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Pravda
Moscow
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Finland
France
East Germany
West Germany
Hungary
India
Itally
Mongolia
Poland
Syria
Soviet Union
Communist Parties of
China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Japan
Indonesia
Albania
Romania
Kosygin Slams U.S. Vietnam White Paper
Soviet Premier Kosygin called the State Department paper on South Vietnam a black book during a Leipzig reception, labeling it a pretext for new U.S. attacks on North Vietnam. The document, a 14,006 word report issued Saturday, accuses Communist efforts to conquer South Vietnam.
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Washington
Alexei N. Kosygin
Red China
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Leipzig
Department
U.S
Senator Long vows decisive action to win in South Vietnam
Senator Russell B. Long asserts the United States will do whatever is necessary to win the war in South Vietnam. He warns that if Communist China enters the conflict the U.S. will confront them and if Russia interferes Washington will act, declaring there will be no sanctuary for opponents.
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Russell B. Long
Viet Nam
China
Russia
Senators Back State Dept on Viet Nam Communist Role
Several senators said the State Department made a convincing case on Communist involvement in South Viet Nam and believed the white paper may aim to prepare the public for possible expanded U.S. action as aggression quickens and the threat grows acute.
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State Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Lodge says Viet Nam document supports South Vietnam autonomy
Henry Cabot Lodge, appointed by President Johnson last Friday as special consultant on Viet Nam, stated the document confirms his belief that if external pressure against South Viet Nam ends, the South Vietnamese government can handle the situation on its own. He is a former ambassador to Saigon.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Air strikes halted after 4 Vietnamese deaths in Mekong Delta
In the Mekong Delta, B57 air strikes against the Viet Cong were paused after friendly fire killed four South Vietnamese troops and wounded fifteen. Ground advisers and planes had poor liaison leading to delays in aborting strikes. Government and U.S. forces pressed a ground sea air offensive amid heavy mortar fire and uncertain results from five days of bombing.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Ground operation launches largest war lift to date
Saturday paratroop units began a major front move with 137 helicopters, the biggest lift of the war. Government forces report limited contact with Communists as the area stays mined and under sniper fire. Vietnamese naval activity and sunk ships near the Mekong Delta and a camouflaged vessel loaded with munitions are noted, with air force intervention and possible increased U.S. Navy patrols following a new American white paper on the war.
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North Viet Nam
Mekong
Kien Hoa
Saigon
U.S. Navy
North
Viet Nam
South
North Vietnamese Infiltration Group Active Southward
The State Department warned that a North Vietnamese maritime infiltration group has been sending weapons supplies and red agents southward in increasing numbers. The claim emphasizes organized attempts to move matériel and personnel toward southern regions amidst ongoing conflict.
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State Department
Red
New Orleans Ready For Final Mardi Gras Spree
New Orleans braces for Mardi Gras with six parades and an expected 500000 revelers. Mayor Victor Schiro promotes the masks and costumes as crowds fill Bourbon Street and Canal Street.
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New Orleans
Victor Schiro
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