Bank robber dies after Columbus gun battle
Leonard Glover, 43, of Cincinnati, robs Westgate City National Bank and is killed in a pursuit that wounds four officers. The $3,000 to $4,000 he stole is recovered. Glover fires with a carbine and dies in a garage confrontation with police and FBI agents.
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Columbus
UPI
Leonard Glover
Cincinnati
Franklin County
Robert Evans
Glover
Evans
Westgate
City National Bank
FBI
Norman Foland
UPI Telephoto
Security Steps Taken for Malcolm X Rites in Harlem
The body of Malcolm X was moved under heavy security from a mortuary to Faith Temple in Harlem for a 9:30 a.m. funeral service. Police checked the church for bombs after telephoned threats and searched for a third assassin connected to the Harlem auditorium shooting.
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Harlem
Malcolm
Unity
Faith Temple
Church of God In Christ
Vietnam War White Paper cites outside Communist support
The State Department released a 71 page White Paper asserting strong external Socialist aid directing the guerrilla war in South Vietnam. It calls the conflict aggression comparable to an invading army and says guerrillas now depend more on weapons from Communist countries. The document argues the war is no longer indigenous but a new form of aggression and justifies recent bombings in North Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam supplies fuel Viet Cong as U.S. vows defense
A North Vietnamese support report notes Viet Cong guerrillas now receive large and growing arms shipments from the North, mostly routed through China and other Communist states, while Washington pledges continued defense against Hanoi's aggression. The piece also includes unrelated advertising lines about car tuning and hauling stones.
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South Viet Nam
Hanoi
United States
North Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
China
Countries
U S Plans to Boost South Vietnamese Forces
Defense Secretary McNamara disclosed a plan to aid 100000 South Vietnamese troops and a few hundred more Americans to strengthen the war effort against Communist guerrillas. The aid aims to increase Saigon's armed forces to about 700000, with emphasis on training and guarding vital air fields.
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Washington
UPD
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Steel Talks Stated to Resume Contract Negotiations
The United Steelworkers union and the steel industry need only set a start date to resume talks. The union named March 8 as the target. the industry suggested March 2. Talks broke off January 8 amid the union’s presidential race.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
I.W. Abel
Labor Leaders Back Johnson Viet Nam Air Strikes
AFL-CIO executive council endorses air strikes against North Vietnam to deter Communist raids in the South. George Meany says negotiations could occur if the President deems it wise, while the council warns that a Communist takeover in South Vietnam would threaten world peace. Meany wires the resolution to the White House amid uncertainty about broader worker support.
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Miami Beach
API
Johnson
Viet Nam
Afl-Cio Executive Council
George Meany
Big Labor Federation
South Viet Nam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Executive Council
South
Meany
Southeast Asia
White House
Feder
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New York
UPS
Malcolm X
Columbia Gas OF Ohio, Inc
TRE
Norwalk
Ohio
Youngblood Hawke
Dawes Franciscuis
Suzanne Pleshette
Genevieve Page
Ett Esau
DR. Lao
Gepmsi
Ame
Steve Reeves
Sandokan the Great
Viet Paper
Lyle
Saigon
Memphis
Tenn
Hardy Lee Jameson
Abel
McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Ation
Council
Afl-Cio
State of Chin
Department of Insurance
Federal Mutual Insurance Company
Chicago
State of Ilinois
Ohie
William Ko Morris
Sealy
Mike
Jim
Ramsey
I. Leighton Battles
pSattles
Wakeman
Cala
AAA
Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict Ave
SVU
South America
West Main
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