Congo asks UN to address Angola invasion at Kinshasa
The Congo sought a Security Council meeting to address an invasion by Angolan based white and African soldiers. About 150 mercenaries reportedly moved from Angola toward Lubumbashi with possible assaults on Jadotville. U.S. and other diplomats voiced grave concern as the UN debate stirred Asian and African delegates.
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Lubumbashi
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Foy D. Kohier
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Jean Schramme
Bukavu
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Moise Tshombe
Algeria
United Nations
Portugal
Africa
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Chimp Art Show at San Francisco Zoo Ends in Destruction
At the San Francisco Zoo the first gallery showing by two talented chimpanzees ended with the pair ripping and rearranging canvases. Tallulah and Candy exhibited, then battled for their brushes as cameras clicked, while Dr. Robert Glaser noted apes’ discriminating color sense and individual styles.
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Tallulah
Paul Kleeart
Doug Farrington
Many Voices Heard Over Tax Increase
President Johnson urged public backing for a tax increase to reduce the deficit and limit spending while opposing higher tariffs. Republicans urged letting voters decide, predicting political risk for any tax move. Democrats questioned the urgency and economy focus. The Ways and Means panel kept the proposal in limbo, while the U.S. Chamber of Commerce signaled support if spending cuts accompany the tax hike.
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Consumers’ Convention
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Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
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Communist Attack Fails To Halt Loc Ninh Defense
Loc Ninh in Saigon area endures a six day battle as Communist forces use civilians as shields. Reports show 850 enemy killed, with 11 Americans and 23 South Vietnamese dead and 66 Americans and 74 South Vietnamese wounded. U.S. air and artillery counterattacks continue amid heavy fighting near the Cambodian border.
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U.S
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
North Vietnam
Hanoi - Haiphong
Panhandle
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Dying Mother Of 4 Fights To Assure Family's Future
In Dayton Ohio Jean Runyon a war bride and mother of four faces terminal cancer while her eldest son Robert plans to keep the family together He fears draft and seeks a board review as the family relies on veteran and Social Security benefits The Runyon women gather help from English born Dayton groups to bring her mother to care for the children, amid mortgage and legal worries.
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Sean
Robert Runyon
Dayton
Golfer Defends Scores Tied to Health Motives
The golfer explains his lower scores boost his well being and emphasizes playing for health. He says he does not cheat, but his improvement affects his morale and satisfaction with the game.
Riot Strife Triggers National Guard Clampdown in Winston-Salem
In downtown Winston-Salem an eight block area remained sealed off after a night of racial violence and looting. About 51 arrests were made and six people injured including seven police. National Guardsmen and helmeted officers restored order by morning. Officials blamed hoodlums and pledged to stop the violence.
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J. T. McMillan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southwest Ohio Sees Cooler Weekend With Rain Snow Mix
Forecast for Southwest Ohio calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with rain or snow possible tonight and Saturday. A low around 30 is expected tonight, with yesterday's high reaching 60 and the low 47.
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