Planes Strike Red Viet Nam in North Viet Nam raid
More than 110 US Navy and Air Force aircraft attacked military targets in two sites in North Viet Nam about 160 miles north of the 17th parallel. Officials said 100 percent of targets were destroyed or damaged with secondary explosions signaling ammunition stores.
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Phu van
Vinh Son
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air
North Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
U.S
Navy
Thu An
US. Air Force
U.S. 7Th Fleet
LBJ Heads to Texas Ranch for Rest
President Johnson arrived at his Texas ranch for a private day of relaxation his first visit in two months. He flew in after a Washington trip delayed by developments in Alabama civil rights tensions and said he would call up the National Guard to safeguard marchers if Governor Wallace cannot or will not act. A news conference is slated for Saturday morning.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Alabama
Washington
Alabama National Guard
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Voting Plea Is Approved By Assembly
Wisconsin Assembly unanimously backs a Republican resolution urging Congress to act quickly to protect voting rights. The substitute amendment removed Selma references and police brutality, focusing on preventing denial of voting rights. Debate included a denial of Alabama rights and support for federal action.
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Madison
Congress
Wisconsin Assembly
Selma
Wallace
Alabama
Huber
Senate
Johnson
Wisconsin
Western District of
Gene A. Rowland
Wisconsin Rapids
Industrial Commission
Death Penalty Stays law of Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers keep the death penalty intact as three scheduled executions loom. Gov. Clement tearfully urged an end to capital punishment but lawmakers upheld Exodus ethics. A special session on reapportionment could reshape fate of these cases.
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Tennessee
Tennessee House of Representatives
Clement
General Assembly
House
Clayton Dawson
Civil rights march to Selma under guard call
President Johnson warned he may deploy the Alabama National Guard to protect a planned Selma to Montgomery march amid civil rights demands. Gov. Wallace sought federal aid as MLK led a 30 mile drive to boost Negro voter registration, with plans for a Sunday start.
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Montgomery
Ala
Johnson
Alabama National Guard
Selma
George C. Wallace
White House
Wallace
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Art Hanes
Birmingham
Hanes
Treasury Secretary OK Expected for Fowler Nomination
The Senate Finance Committee is expected to approve Henry A. Fowler as Secretary of the Treasury with the full Senate to vote Monday. Key Democrats Byrd Mansfield Long Clark and others expressed strong support after Johnson named Fowler to succeed Dillon. Early reports suggested David M. Kennedy was also considered before the White House announcement.
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Vashinuius
Henry A. Fowler
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
David M. Kennedy
Chicago
Continental
Ilinois National Bank & Trust Co
White House
Crashes Injure D in Wisconsin
Four spectacular crashes, including a bus and eight autos, injure about 40 people as wind driven snow hampers drivers on routes to Madison for the State High School Basketball Tournament. Among the seriously hurt are Cumberland students and Pulaski High School players. the Tomah crash involved 21 injuries.
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Associated Press
Madison
Tomah
Cumberland
Black River Falls
Monroe
Appleton
Pulaski High School
Cake model of Leaning Tower of Pisa collapses in festival
A cake model of the Leaning Tower of Pisa toppled Thursday at a Bournemouth wine and food festival where it was on display. No injuries reported as attendees watched the collapse, and organizers secured the remaining displays.
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Bournemouth
England
Pisa
Rembrandt Portrait Sells For 2.23 Million At Auction
Rembrandt's portrait of his son Titus, painted about 1650, sold today for 2,234,400 dollars in London. The Norton Simon Foundation of Los Angeles bought the work, part of a five-masterpiece collection from Sir Francis and Lady Cook.
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London
Rembrandt
Titus
Aristotle
Homer
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Norton Simon Foundation
Los Angeles
Sir Francis
Lady Cook
Nude Advertisements Shock Guildford Commuters
On a Thursday morning a Guildford bound train from London station diverted male commuters from reading newspapers to staring at three large nude photographs plastered on the compartment wall. The incident disrupted travel and drew attention to the display of explicit images on public transport.
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London
LPL
Guildford
Indonesia Seizes Management of Three Foreign Oil Firms
President Sukarno announced Indonesia is taking over management of three foreign oil companies, two American and one Dutch, in retaliation for U.S. support of Malaysia. The move follows a workers petition and raises questions about continuing foreign employee operation under Indonesian figurehead managers. The $80 million North Sumatra rubber estates seizure is tied to similar actions. The firms affected are Stanvac Caltex and Shell. Pan American only prospected for new fields.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
U.S
Malaysia
North Sumatra
Stanvac
Caltex
Dutch Shell
Panamerican
Fire Claims Four Sisters In S Chicago
Four sisters died in a South Side Chicago fire while their parents were apartment hunting. A brother age four survived in fair condition at Provident Hospital. Police said the parents left the basement apartment briefly to inspect a rental, returning to find the blaze and transport of the siblings and the brother. The landlord said the unit would not be rented to families with children. Fire officials had not yet determined the blaze cause.
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Chicago
South Side
Geneva Milton
Dorothy
Selena
Stukey
Edward
Provident Hospital
Edwards
Besse Milton
Shes
Miltons
Rise in City Workers
The Commerce Department reported a 7 percent rise in city workers. In October the cities employed 1,817,000 workers, up from 1,782,000 in October 1963.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Uite
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