Propaganda Genuine? Red China Lukewarm On Viet Nam
An AP piece by Frank Tuohy from Hangzhou reports Chinese public and official attitudes toward the Vietnam War. It notes cautious sympathy for Vietnam, conspicuous air raid shelter rhetoric, absence of Ho Chi Minh imagery, and China’s focus on internal priorities while wary of American aims.
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China
Associated Press
Frank Tuohy Hangchow
Nanking
Central Committee
Yuan Wentse
Robert S McNamara
Saigon
Peking
Ho Chi Minh
Canton
Should Cars Not Drivers Be Arrested
AP reports in New York that traffic laws flouted could mean jailing the car rather than the driver but experts say storage limits and commerce dependency prevent such a policy. The idea was urged by William Colson, former Trial Lawyers Association president, in Miami.
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Hal Cooper
New York
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Trial Lawyers Association
Miami
China Builds War Mood Amid U2 Spy Plane Debris
From Peking's campus to public squares soldiers fill trains and streets. Children inspect wreckage of a U2 and two pilotless planes at the military museum as China portrays United States actions as hostile. Party propaganda claims a national security need, while questions linger about true motives.
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Peking
China
Military Museum
America
U.S
Philadelphia traffic law sparks impoundment debate
Colson proposes charging storage costs until a court rules on returning a car. Officials from Philadelphia to Los Angeles deride the idea as administrative monstrosity and potentially unequal punishment, noting many violators and family impacts.
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Colson
Joseph Hafferty
Philadelphia Police Department
Philadelphia
California
N.L. Rector
Los Angeles
George W Pinckertor
Pennsylvania State Police Department
Samuel T. Millikne
Keystone-Philadelphia Automobile Club
Guard Shortage Closes Two Ft Detrick Roads
Fort Detrick closed two auxiliary entrances due to a guard shortage. The Porter Road entrance from East Coast Relay Station and the Military Road entrance near the Water Plant were shut. A spokesman could not say how long the closures would last.
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Porter Road
East Coast
Military Road
Campaign shifts and local incidents headline May 2 1966 issue
The day’s notes include a Fort Detrick sporesman warning on security staffing and Viet Nam fallout, a Casper car collision involving Donald Couture and Beverly Vulture, and lawmakers in Springfield debating changing Illinois state bird from cardinal to purple martin to boost birdhouse industry with mixed reactions from Rep Morris and Rep Clabaugh.
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Fort Detrick
Casper
Wyo
Dave Dovala
Donald Couture
Beverly Volture
Dovala
Couture
Miss Vulture
NES Springfield, Jr
House Waterways Committee
Morris
Cha Iwick
Ill
Griggsville
Charles Clabaugh
Champaign
Colson’s plan to curb licensed driving faces opposition
The passage notes resistance to Colson’s idea to arrest industry slowdown, with Massachusetts registrar Richard Mc Laughlin backing a bill to impound vehicles for 60 days of drivers twice convicted of operating with invalid licenses.
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Colson
Richard McLaughlin
Massachusetts Register of Motor Vehicles
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