Crowd Forces Firemen To Douse Unattended House
At High Ridge Missouri a mob armed with guns and clubs forced volunteer firefighters to extinguish a blaze at a tagged house. About 75 people gathered as officers stood by and the firemen struggled to control the flames. There were no injuries.
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High Ridge, Mo
High Ridge
Ashiaf Eai
Robert Ellison
Ellison
State Highway Patrol
Jefferson County
Sher
Iff
St. Louis
CIA Ties Probed to South Vietnam Pacification Drive
A former U.S. official says the CIA provides a substantial share of equipment and funds for South Vietnam pacification, with advisers, agents, and civilians involved. The resignation letter by Sidney J. Roche accuses CIA supervision of the program, while officials say funding stems from CIA sources and costs are not publicly known.
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Saigon
S. Central Intelligence Agency
South Vietnam
U.S
CIA
State Department
U.S. Information Service
New Life
Hamlet
Sidney J. Roche
Roche
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert W. Komer
U.S. Pacification Program
Heavy fighting swells around Saigon hamlet Ap Long Muc
AP reports 50 Allied battalions sweeping five provinces near Saigon in Operation Quyet Thang as U S troops advance on Ap Long Muc, with 396 enemy killed in Trang Bang area since Sunday and at least eight enemy dead in the latest engagement. casualties among Americans not disclosed. North Vietnamese rocket and mortar fire pounds Khe Sanh base, prompting anti rabies shots for Marines after rat infestations rise.
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Saigon
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Ap Long Muc
Trang Bang
U.S
25Th Division
U.S. Marine
Khe Sanh
John T. Wheeler
Johnson Foreign Aid Fight Ties to Viet War Issues
Senate panel delays foreign aid bill as Defense Secretary Clifford testifies on military aid worth 420 million. White House signals trade off between funding war efforts and domestic needs while Gen Abrams arrives amid Vietnam strategy speculation. Methodist bishops from eight states call for unilateral cease fire and peace talks under UN auspices.
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Johnson Administration
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clark M. Clifford
Barr
White House
George Christian
Christian
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Capitol Hill
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Ford
Army
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.N
James S. Thomas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Colorado
Five Day Forecast for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley
Five day outlook shows above normal temperatures Thursday through Monday with highs in the upper 60s and lows in the 40s to 50s. Weekend looks mild with scattered showers Tuesday and limited weekend rainfall under half an inch. Today will be pleasant with clear skies then showers later. highs reach the 50s and overnight around 40s. Yesterday’s high reached 71 degrees and this morning’s low was 40.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Law Favors Polluter Says Indiana Professor
Cleveland AP reports Indiana University political science professor Lynton Keith Caldwell told a Lake Erie pollution conference that the law works in favor of the polluter. He said the legal system imposes burdens on plaintiffs and delays action.
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Cleveland
Indiana University
Lynton Keith Caldwell
Department of Government
Lake Erie
Dem Fund Pressure Alleged by Maritime Administration Staff
Washington AP report says 79 M A staffers got invitations to a $250 April 4 fundraiser. James Gulick denies pressure, others recall talk of making a file, while Rep Kirwan and Sen Muskie back Johnson fundraiser efforts to 12 000 invitees including government personnel.
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Gulick
Michael Kirwan
Ohio
Edmund S. Muske
Secretaries and aides discuss dinner contributions
A meeting called by Gulick in the General Accounting Office building drew a large crowd. Gulick, with Carl C. Davis, spoke of gifts for high ranking officials, noting C R Smith viewed $250 as too large and suggested $50 or a group contribution.
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Gulick
General Accounting Office
Carl C. Davis
C. R. Smith
Howard Samuels
Bob Lee
C.R. Smith
Panama's Guard Chief Faces Dismissal Amid Political Crisis
Panama's Guard commander Brig. Gen. Bolivar Vallarino faces dismissal as President Max Delvalle moves to fire him after clashes that left seven wounded. The National Assembly ousted President Robles in a 30-0 vote, while the court convenes Monday to rule on succession.
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Panama
Marco A. Robles
Supreme Court
National Guard
Robles
Assembly
Delvalle
Vallarino
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