Leading Viet Namese Prisoner Displayed Near Da Nang AFB
An alleged top North Vietnamese political commissar, Nguyen Phan 38, described as highly trained in Peking and Moscow, was shown to reporters near Da Nang Air Force Base. He claimed years of indoctrination abroad and infiltration into South Vietnam. Meanwhile, a heavy Viet Cong mortar barrage near Duc Hoa killed five and wounded 34, as U.S. air support and helicopters aided firefight efforts.
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South Vet Nam
Neuxen Chanh Thi
First Army
Nguyen Phan
Peking
Moscow
da Nang
Reds
Viet Minh
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Phan
Duc Hoa
Saicon
Viet Nam
United States
Senate extends health aid for migratory workers and aged
The Senate approved a bill to extend four federal aid health programs for migratory workers and the aged for five years. It expands the immunization program to include measles alongside polio, diphtheria, whooping cough, and tetanus, with an annual appropriation of 3 percent million.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Driver Hits and Kills Woman in Milwaukee Suburb
The Associated Press report states 82 year old Julia W. Heck died after a hit and run driver struck her in Wauwatosa Wisconsin. Police said the fleeing auto caused the collision with Heck as she crossed a street Friday night. The incident increases the 1965 Wisconsin traffic toll to 156.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Julia W. Heck
Wauwatosa
Picketing Continues at White House in Civil Rights Demonstration
Civil rights demonstrators keep around the clock picketing in front of the White House as Alabama Governor Wallace eyes a meeting with President Johnson. Protesters march on Pennsylvania Avenue urging federal action to support voter registration in Selma. Some sit on the street during rush hour while police manage the scene. Continued on page 14.
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Washington
Penn Block
Johnson
White House
Alabama
George C Wallace
Johnson Wallace
Pennsylvania Ave
Executive Mansion
Selma
Ala
Missing Items Haul Alarm Sparks Police Probe
James Jenkins told police Friday that a truck and numerous household items were stolen from his Jacksonville home. A follow up check confirmed the truck was also missing, suggesting a coordinated burglary or series of thefts in the area.
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Jacksonville
Bos
James Jenkins
March to Be Held for King Aid Spurs Selma Demonstrators
In Selma Alabama an aide to Dr Martin Luther King energized weary marchers by pledging a Selma to Montgomery march will proceed come hell or high water regardless of federal judge rulings. The crowd, supported by white priests and nuns, planned a memorial for Rev James Reeb who died after being beaten in Selma.
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Selma. Ala
Martin Luther King
Selma
Montgomery
Hosea Williams
Dallas
William S. Greer
King
James Reeb
Boston
Birmingham
Reeb
Selma Williams
Ask
Martin Luther King Jr
Hell Or High Water
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Newport
Central High School
Little Rock
Quit Retreating Be Firm With Russ Says Dirksen
U S Senate Republican leader Dirksen urged a firm stance against the Soviet Union saying the United States has blown the trumpets of retreat too long. He spoke on a Midwestern taped program after Fulbright criticized concession talk and warned against soft handling of Russia.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirken
United States
Russia
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Midwest
W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Jrrksen
Miller
Whnews
China
United
FBI agent backs tear gas use at Selma march hearing
In Montgomery, an FBI agent testified at a hearing led by Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. that troopers acted in the public interest by teargassing Negro marchers in Selma. The hearing weighs a civil rights leaders bid for a court order barring police from interfering with a Selma to Montgomery march.
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Montgomery. Ala
FBI
Selma
Frank M. Johnson Jr
U.S. District Court
James M. Burke
Mobile
Ala
Negroes Pray At Reed Home After Death of Jim Reed
In Boston, Negro women knelt and prayed outside Mrs. James J. Reed s home grieving the death of her husband Jim Reed a Selma Alabama victim. Reed a Unitarian minister was attacked by whites during demonstrations and died in Birmingham. Reeb s widow received condolences from President Johnson and others as family plans uncertain future.
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Boston
James J. Reed
Mrs. Reed
Harry D Reed
Bimingham Ala
Johnson
Karen
Anne
Steven
John
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Reed
Selma
Ala
Reeb
Birmingham
John Sullivan
New England
American Friends Service Committee
Alabama
Marie Reed
Sullivan
Jim
Wallace to Meet Johnson on Alabama Race Crisis
President Johnson invited Alabama Governor George C Wallace to the White House to discuss racial unrest in Alabama as civil rights protests spill from Selma to the national capital. Wallace flew to Washington for a noon meeting, with Johnson saying he is available anytime. Outside, Rev. Hosea Williams announced marches would proceed toward Montgomery despite a federal court order blocking action. Continued on Page 14, Col. 6.
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George C Wallace
Alabama
Johnson Wallace
White House
Johnson
Anaid
Fitda
Might
Selima
Pennsylyania Ave
Wallace
Montgomery
Selma
Ala
California man ordered to wear sign for bad checks
Ronald J. Fertita, 29, of Anaheim, California, was ordered by Superior Judge William Murray to wear a lapel sign for five years reading a warning that he has been convicted of felony check writing. The sentence aims to deter him from cashing personal checks.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Ronald J. Fertita
Anaheim
Fertita
Wiliam Murray
Old Port of Outagamie to Close for New Airport
Outagamie County to shut the Grand Chute airport as North Central Airlines may transfer Appleton service to Oshkosh. The Greenville town airport is slated to open April 24, with covenants to transfer. Air Wisconsin plans to start service soon after if North Central withdraws from Appleton. Committee action followed a closed session at Wisconsin Michigan Power offices.
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Appleton
Outagamie County
North Central Airlines
Airport Committee
Mark Catlin
Greenville
Oshkosh
Star Chamber
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co
Karl Baldwin
John Conway
North Central
Baldwin
Fox Cities Airlines, Inc
Air Wisconsi, Inc
Air Wisconsin
Civil Aeronautics Board
Grand Chute
Winnebago County
Air Wisconsin, Inc
Catlin
Outagamie
Fiery Blast Kills Woman at Lake Geneva
A massive explosion leveled the home of 89 year old Mrs Ellen Dale near Highway 12 in Lake Geneva. The blast destroyed two other buildings and sent debris and clothing into the yard. A fire marshal was called to investigate the cause.
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Lake Geneva
API
Ellen Dale
Highway 12
Cos Limis
Dale
Neigbors
Tees
Mrs Dale
Green line painted on Fifth Avenue by two workers
A pair of workers from Staten Island painted a green line two blocks long down Fifth Avenue ahead of St Patrick's Day and were stopped by police. John Heaney, 25, and George C Gallagher, 28, claimed they believed the tradition had begun early as the parade approaches in less than five days.
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New York
Soviet Campaign Blames Chinese Students in Moscow Clashes
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union launches a press campaign against Chinese university students in Moscow, accusing them of violence at the embassy entry. Pravda publishes a Soviet note to Peking and three reader letters calling the action outrageous and demanding punishment for participants.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Smet
S Embas
Pravda
Communist Party
Peking
North
Viet Nam
Noice
Nere
Hegan
Russie
Delay Seen In Steel Talks Over Wages
Pittsburgh based United Steelworkers report slow progress on wage and fringe benefit negotiations for the basic steel contract. Talks resumed Tuesday after a two month pause amid ongoing local complaints, with hundreds of claims pending across 31 sessions involving major producers.
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United Steelworkers Union
Unien
Talay
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