Johnson praises U S troops in South Korea visit
President Johnson toured the Korean front with General Park and pledged support for freedom. He urged troops 20 miles from the demilitarized zone to stay firm against communism and commented on the Viet Nam era debates while noting South Korea's 45,090 U S troops. The President and Park then rode a train to Camp Stanley to meet the 26th Korean Infantry Division.
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Johnson honors Korean war heroes with Silver Star awards
At the Korean camp Johnson awarded U S Silver Star medals to three South Korean veterans of the Viet Nam era. He presented one posthumously to the widow of Maj. Lee In ho who sacrificed himself to shield his men. The ceremony followed by a tour as 5 000 American troops from multiple services gathered at Camp Stanley to be shown the President.
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Viet Cong Bombards Saigon as National Day Observed
Viet Cong artillery and recoilless rifle fire targeted central Saigon during National Day events. Six Vietnamese and one American dead with at least 30 Vietnamese and five Americans wounded. Shelling hit the cathedral, a Catholic school, John F. Kennedy Square, and other parade routes as U. S. forces reported mortars in the area.
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Jury visits murder scene in Sheppard retrial case
In Cleveland the Samuel H. Sheppard jury toured the suburban lakefront home of Marilyn Sheppard where she died in 1954. Fact-finding precedes opening statements in the second degree murder retrial and jurors were housed at a Cleveland hotel per court order.
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Dayton Newspapers Strike Halts Publication
Dayton Newspapers Inc publishers of the News and Journal Herald suspended publication as pressmen struck and picketed the building. The strike follows seven months of negotiations over wages and Saturday work with penalty pay.
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Weather outlook with clouds wind and mixed precip
Mostly cloudy and windy with cooler temperatures and light mixed precip including rain and snow. Highs in the 40s. yesterday reached 61, overnight low near 41. Middletown recorded .18 inch of rain before 8 this morning. This morning 11 a.m. temperature is unclear.
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Rioting by Negroes in Clearwater Florida
Police said hundreds of rioters, described as irresponsible young adults and teens by Police Chief Willard Booth, hurled bottles and rocks, smashed windows, set fires, and shot out street lights in Clearwater. Bonfires lit the streets as six hours into the disturbance order was restored and patrols remained through the night.
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Brezhnev Calls For Peace In TV Address
Soviet leader Brezhnev urged ending the Vietnam war in a televised speech from Tbilisi Georgia. He accused the United States of criminal aggression in Vietnam and urged reconsideration of aid to North Vietnam.
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IBEW Strikes Westinghouse Shuts Major Plants
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers struck Westinghouse Electric Corp citing failed negotiations for a new contract. About 14,000 workers at 60 plants are affected, with 7,000 unions members outside the East Pittsburgh plant and 1,600 at the Youngwood facility idled. Federal mediators met earlier but no talks are scheduled.
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Custody Fight To Supreme Court Tests Parental Rights
Mark Painter, eight, is the center of a historic custody case as his grandparents seek to keep him in Ames Iowa, while his father Harold Painter of California pushes for his return. Iowa's high court said the father is not morally unfit but that his new home is unstable, prompting the Supreme Court to decide if it will hear the appeal.
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