Captive pilots to be tried say North Vietnam envoy
Paris AP dispatch quotes North Vietnamese ambassador Tran Du Vinh stating that captured U S pilots will be tried as war criminals not prisoners of war He added pilots fate will be decided by the Vietnamese people and Geneva Convention does not apply US warns of disastrous consequences to Red Cross and UN as Congress debates bombing threats.
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Paris
Peking
U.S
Tran du Vinh
North Viet Nam
United States
International Red Cross
Geneva
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
North
Viet Nam
Governor Vetoes Bill on Tax Liens in Wisconsin
MADISON AP Gov. Warren Knowles vetoed a bill allowing liens on personal property to collect delinquent property taxes. He urged restricting liens to the delinquent property, saying the measure would unfairly affect innocent citizens and undermine using personal property as loan collateral. The veto notes that under state law property under lien cannot be used as loan collateral and the bill would block borrowing to pay back taxes.
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Madison
Warren P Knowles
Knowles
Hit Run Driver Charged in Cyclists Deaths Near Mulino
Police charged Robert J. Olsen of Silverton with hit and run driving in the deaths of three young bicycle riders on a state highway near Mulino Oregon. Olsen was arrested in Silverton about five hours after four boys were struck in the Midine area southeast of Portland. Bail was set at 6500 dollars.
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Mulino
Ore
Robert J. Olsen
H. Silverton
Olsen
Silverton
Midine
Portland
Wilson Ends Unsuccessful Peace Efforts
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson returned from his Moscow Peace mission empty handed as Britain faces its deepest economic crisis in 17 years. Markets steadied briefly on the pound and stock moves but later again showed unease. Wilson did not win Kosygin’s intercession for US flyers held by North Vietnam nor Soviet support for joining Britain in urging peace talks.
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London
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Britain
Ags Wilson
Stock Exchange
Wilson
Alexei Kosygin
Flers
Viet Nam
Marines Hold Off North Vietnamese In Hastings Clash
In a four hour defense south of the 17th Parallel two US Marines held position against waves of North Vietnamese troops. The battle cost the enemy roughly 500 dead or wounded, after napalm and air strikes kept the Marines from being overrun. The engagement comes as Operation Hastings pushes further into the mountains northeast of Saigon seeking a North Vietnamese division.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hastings
U.S
Central Highlands
25Th Infantry Division
Cambodian
Pleik
Woman Shot to Death in Cleveland Area Rioting
In a Cleveland East Side riot tainted by gunfire, a 26 year old woman died and two men were lightly wounded as teenage gangs hurled fire bombs and looted stores. Fire destroyed a supermarket and spread to an apartment building while police, aided by a helicopter, battled the unrest. Two victims were treated at Mount Sinai Hospital and police reported sniper fire but could not identify shooter origins. Others suffered minor injuries amid the four block flare up near Haugh Avenue and Crawford Road.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Haugh Avenue
Crawford Road
Hough
East 75Th
Ath Street
Two Gemini Dockings Cut by Fuel Shortage
Editorial urges Oshkosh Common Council to approve annexation of 160 acres for Westhaven. Discusses broad city policy shifts for sewer and street costs, noting changes from 1961 standards and the impact on Westhaven and other annexed areas.
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Oshkosh
Westhaven
Gemini 10 mission trimmed by fuel shortage
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's Gemini 10 crew faced a fuel shortfall that scrapped the final docking with Agena and erased several of the 14 experiments planned for the three day flight. John W Young and Michael Collins slept eight hours in a high altitude orbit then prepared for a standup space photo session and in space experiments with an expected hatch opening at 5 10 pm CDT.
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John W. Young
Michael Collins
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Collins
Agena
Johnson urges Congress to cut nondefense appropriations
President Johnson appealed to members of Congress to hold nondefense spending to his recommended level. He warned that failing to cut could force higher deficits or a tax increase, noting plans to seek additional Viet Nam funding and a possible substantial supplemental request.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Appropriations
Capitol Hall
Mike Mansfeld
Montana
Viet Nam
Nurse survivor recalls Chicago nurses massacre
CHICAGO AP The account from Corazon Amurao 23 an exchange student from the Philippines describes how she and eight other student nurses were attacked by Fuchard Speck 24 in a hospital room Speck killed the eight with strangling or stabbing as Amurao hid under a bed and prayed She said the group tried to resist but stayed quiet after he stated he meant no harm Police said the visit followed attempts to restrict access during the murder investigation and amid pretrial publicity measures
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Chicago
Philippines
Corazon Amurao
Massa
Miss Amurao
Generoso P Provido
Miss Amarao
Fuchard Speck
Willam Morcross
Speck
Provide
Miss Amurag
U S Pushes Troop Combat Readiness
Washington AP reports all U S Army divisions in the continental United States have been relieved of the temporary training mission and are returning toward full combat readiness. Four months ago divisions were about half filled with recruits. latest figures show under 90 percent trained with completion expected in October.
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Washington
United States
Strategic Reserve
Continental
Pentagon
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Robert McNamara
Army
Postal Employes Oppose Job Guarantee Proposal
Je rome J Keating, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, said his union opposed a House bill provision to guarantee postal jobs for railway express agency workers displaced by parcel post changes. He warned it might jeopardize promotions for current postal workers.
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Waonington
UPI
Jerome J Keating
National Association of Letter Carners
Keating
Senate Post Office Committee
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