Paratroopers Press Big Offensives in South Viet Nam
US forces pressed major offensives north of Saigon and in the central highlands against Viet Cong. Fifty eight guerrillas were killed with additional captures as light American casualties were reported. The operation focused on the Iron Triangle and the central highlands during Shiny Bayonet, with air strikes and leaflet drops noted.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Iron Triangle
Zone D
Washington
Than
Central Highlands
Binh Province
S Aid
Cuban Refugees Sail Into Key West Defying U.S. Warnings
A 31 foot boat named WWMM carrying 16 Cuban refugees and four crewmen reached Key West under Coast Guard escort after being warned by U.S. authorities to wait for orderly evacuation negotiations with Castro. The vessel was intercepted 30 miles offshore by the Coast Guard cutter Diligence.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
U.S
Key West
Coast Guard
Amarioca
Castro
MMM
Diligence
Tke Flores
Associated Press
Camarioca
United States
Surprise Talks On Rhodesia Endgame Unfolds In London
Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia met with Harold Wilson in London in a surprise summit as Rhodesia faces possible independence. Smith prepared to return home to brief his Cabinet after breakdown of negotiations over independence. Wilson asked a final face to face before Smith departs for Rhodesia.
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London
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Smith
Britain
Wilson
Lord Salisbury
Conservative
Villa Too Tall Sparks Swiss Attempt to Deport American
In St Sulpice Swiss authorities ordered American Henri Van Viissingen to leave by midnight after a long dispute over a lakeside villa height. A crowd gathered to guard him as police did not force the deportation while his wife and four children could remain until he found a new home. The 44 year old former U S Army sergeant is from a wealthy Dutch textile family.
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ST. Sulpice
Switzerland
Henri Fentener van Viissingen
Fen Fen
van Viissingen
van Viissengen
U. S
Chuckle Next to the Wound Bandage Comment
A terse aphorism notes that women best fulfill care with humor beside injury, implying resilience and healing through lightness in hardship. The saying casts women as comforting figures offering practical relief and morale in difficult times.
Raids Said Planned By Indonesian Reds Reported
Jakarta reports say Indonesian Reds intend night raids while the army intensifies anti Communist actions. Troops guard intersections and installations as arrests, including Njono, are reported. Sukarno returns to Jakarta after a Bogor stay. he has not condemned the 30 September Movement.
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Communist Party
Central Committee
Njono
Sukarno
Bogor
Colepee
Ag Hl
R. Sugandhi
Indonesia
Necolim
West
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Atjeh
Sumatra
Java
Radio Malaysia
Indianapolis Times Folds
The Indianapolis Times suspended publication due to economic factors. The 450 staff will be sent to placement bureaus while the building and plant are kept intact for potential future sale. the city already has two competing papers, the News and the Star.
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Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis
The
Times
Liebowitz
Senate Votes On Union Shop Filibuster Endgame
Washington AP reports the Senate faces a vote on ending the union shop filibuster. Dirksen leads a week long talk fest as Republicans seek 60 votes to invoke cloture but expect insufficient support. The bill would repeal section 14B of Taft Hartley, ending state bans on union shop agreements.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson hauls through uneasy night after gall bladder surgery
President Johnson spent the night in discomfort after his gall bladder operation and held a 45 minute meeting with Vice President Humphrey. Secretary Siegels said Johnson took no sedatives and showed impatience with reporters while continuing to work on both foreign and domestic topics.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bill D. Siegels
Moyers
Humphrey
King to Aid as Negro Bus Riders Face Police Blockade
In Crawfordville Georgia state troopers blocked a group of 15 Negro youths from boarding buses carrying white children. Activists planned a King visit tonight with a downtown picket, a boycott of a local Negro school in Warren County, and a noon rally at the Taliaferro County courthouse. The SCLC anticipated a decision this week on a march from Crawfordville to Atlanta to protest limited integration.
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Crawfordville
Martin Luther King Jr
Warren County
Taliaferro County
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Georgia
Weather Yesterday Reported Temperatures
The official high reached 63 at 2 45 p m yesterday. The overnight low was 43 at 7 a m today.
U.S. and Britain Split on A-Force Urgency in NATO
Washington reports a rift between the United States and Britain over how quickly to push for a NATO allied nuclear force. Britain prioritizes negotiating with the Soviet Union on disarmament first, while the U.S. seeks to speed the NATO project. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Secretary Stewart planned talks to align tactics.
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Washington
United States
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
NATO
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Stewart
Sealab 2 Winding Up Today
Sealab 2 returns to surface from a pressurized capsule after 15 days below the sea with three 10 man teams. Navy Cmdr M Scott Carpenter and Dr Lago joined the crews for portions of the mission and a news conference is set for Tuesday morning.
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Navy
M. Scott Carpenter
Lago
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