Buddhist Leader Thich Tri Quang Seized in Hue Hospital
Premier Ky’s soldiers remove Thich Tri Quang from Hue hospital where he had been on a hunger strike. Tri Quang, 42, taken to Saigon amid a government bid to crush the militant Buddhist movement as thousands of monks and followers endure confinement and food shortages.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Buddhist Struggle Movement
Buddhist Institute
International Red Cross
Britain
Lord Walston
Walston
Mekong
U. S
More Ky
Pham Ngoc Lam
Tragic drowning of 4-year-old at Niagara Falls grandparent home
In Sanborn Niagara County a four year old boy Roger Gorman fell into a pond behind a green house while picking strawberries at his grandfather Charles Gorman’s home. The grandfather is a former Niagara Falls Police Department head. The father James Gorman pulled him from the water and rushed him to Ransomville hospital.
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Sanborn
N.Y
Niagara County
Roger Gorman
Niagara Falls
Charles Gorman
James Gorman
Ransomville
Paratroops hit Viet Cong hideout in jungle fighting
U.S. paratroopers of the 101st Airborne and 1st Cavalry stormed a Viet Cong jungle hideout near Tuy Hoa in Phu Yen Province. The 36 hour battle left 69 Communists dead as air and naval strikes pummeled targets north and south of the 17th Parallel.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
101St Airborne Division
1St Cavalry
Phu Yen
Tuy Hoa
101St Airborne
North Viet Nam
Kontum
Nathan Hale
Kontum Ridge
U.S
Guam
Nervous Bandit Pulls $300 Hold Up in Kansas City
A jittery robber with a shaking pistol demanded cash at a finance agency in Kansas City Missouri. After surveying the office he ordered staff to the back and escaped with about $300 after two employees emptied the drawers.
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Kansas City
L. E. Spaunhorst
Loan Company
Draft Hampers Industry Recruiting of June Grads
AP survey shows draft threats and graduate school rush reducing available June graduates for industry. U S Steel’s Bill Herman and IBM’s Lewis Guthrie say war avoidance drives students to graduate school, tightening competition among firms. About 30 000 undergraduate engineering degrees were awarded this year.
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NEW York
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Bill Herman
U. S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Lewis Guthrie
International
Business Machines
Miami
State aid rules shield eligible patient from medical bills
An Albany report states that a patient eligible for medical aid does not owe bills to doctors, even if billed by the physician. The welfare department says doctors billing the wrong agency can lose payment, though the state fee schedule is reportedly inadequate and doctors fear agreeing to it.
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Albany
N.Y
State Social Welfare Department
George K. Wyman
Saratoga County
Medicaid card issuance halted by Saratoga official over payment dispute
Saratoga County welfare commissioner Joseph Gemmitti halted mailing of medical aid cards after doctors and the state clashed over payment. He said 1,000+ cards issued are worthless while physicians refuse to participate. Onondaga Medical Society questioned by AFL-CIO official over punitive actions. Erie County seeks 137,951 for 48 new staff to run the program as 5,000 applications go out and 2,000 return.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga County
Joseph V. Gemmitti
State Social Welfare Department
Gemmitti
Syracuse
Onondaga County Medical Society
William J. Ryan
Onondaga
Ryan
al Wurf
New York State Employes Council 530
Afl-Cio
Wurf
Onodaga Society
New York State
Buffalo
George G. Sipprell
Erie County Welfare
Sipprell
County Board of Supervisors
Memorial Rites for Rights Slain in 64 Movement
Mississippi civil rights marches hold two memorial observances for the three slain workers from Philadelphia and New York, with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr planning memorial services in Meridian. Marchers travel toward Jackson after camping near Louise, while 43 to 143 more join by air, as the Meredith route is bypassed.
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Louise
Miss
Philadelphia
Martin Luther King, Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Meridian
Jackson
H.L. Montgomery
Montgomery
Memphis
Tenn
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
New York Committee For
Martin Luther King Jr
Detroit
Albany Leaders Pressure to Pass NYC Tax Package
Gov Rockefeller and legislative leaders pressed to gather votes for a New York City tax package as the 1966 session faced a possible early adjournment. Leaders warned passage was crucial to closing the session with remaining agenda items in doubt and asserted confidence limits on final approval.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New York City
Capitol Hill
Executive Mansion
Rockefeller, Brydges
Travia
New York
John V. Lindsay
City University of New York
Brydges
Lindsay
GOP
Two Dead in Hampton Air Crash After Inflight Collision
Rescue teams probed a Hampton suburb after a Marine Corps A6 Intruder crashed and exploded near Buckroe Beach. Two killed, 40 injured as burning homes and debris scarred the neighborhood. four Marines aboard ejected and were rescued.
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Hampton
Marine Corps
Flewen
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Fordham
Air Force
Langley Air Force Base
Ft. Monroe
Sergeant Street
Mary Gallant
Donald
Bob Williams
Newport News Daily Press
A.L. Angle
Marine Bombers
Morhouse Granted Bail Pending Appeal in Bribery Case
New York State Supreme Court Justice Samuel M. Gold issued a certificate of reasonable doubt, allowing L. Judson Morhouse to be released on bail while appealing his two to three year prison sentence on bribery charges related to former state liquor authority chairman Martin C. Epstein. The judge noted the defense hinges on accomplices' testimony and questioned sufficiency of no accomplice evidence to prove a bribe.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Samuel M. Gold
L. Judson Morhouse
Morhouse
Martin C. Epstein
State Liquor Authority
Justice Gold
Gold
Epstein
DeGaulle Opens Talks With Kremlin Leaders
In Moscow De Gaulle began formal talks with top Soviet leaders after a state visit launch. Brezhnev hosted sessions with Kosygin Podgorny and Gromyko as De Gaulle urged Europe toward unity while acknowledging U S influence.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Kremlin
France
Soviet Union
Europe
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
de Gaulle
Catherine's
Kremlin Palace
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Andrei A. Gromyko
Maurice Couve de Murville
Philippe Baudet
Kosygin
Stalin
United States
IRS Agent Interviews 7-Year-Old Merchant in Indiana
An IRS agent interviewed 7-year-old Leif Foettel in Noblesville after a telephoned inquiry about a new store on the Larry Foettel property. Leif said he sold radishes and turnips for a penny each and reported a net two-week profit of 7 cents.
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Noblesville, Ind
Internal Revenue Service
Larry Foettel
Foettel
Leif
Fire destroys Merry-Go-Round restaurant in Hoosick New York
Fire officials probe cause after a two story frame building housing the Merry Go Round restaurant burns Monday night near the Vermont line. Estimated damage totals 125000 dollars. no injuries reported. Owner Stafford Rudnick estimated the loss.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Vermont
Stafford Rudnick
McNamara Defends Europe Force as US Weighs Cuts
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told Senate hearings that while pressures exist to cut U S forces in Europe those forces remain essential for now He said the United States can maintain European combat capability while meeting planned troop deployments to Southeast Asia asserting no present plan to reduce Europe forces A Senate panel reviews NATO issues and possible force reductions tied to evolving conditions.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
Europe
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Senate
McNamara
Henry M. Jackson
Subcommittee On
National Security
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Manlius Teen Dies After Fall Over Waterfall
William Adams 17 of Manlius died after slipping and tumbling about 60 feet at Brickyard Falls in suburban Manlius. He was swimming with youths above the falls and was to graduate this month from Fayetteville Manlius High School.
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Syracuse
N.Y
William Adams
Manlius
Brickyard Falls
Adams
Fayetteville-Manlius High School
Newburgh Woman Anna V. McCurry Dies at 105
Mrs. Anna V. McCurry of Newburgh aged 105 died Monday evening in St. Luke's Hospital. Born March 6, 1861, in Monroe, she lived a long life in the area.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Anna V. McCurry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Monroe
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Meet the Press
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United Nations
Johnson
Thant
McGee
Korea
Nervous Bandit
Hampton, Va
Nyc
L. H. Nicholson
Nicholson
Buckroe Beach
Chesapeake
DeGaulle
California
Sacramento
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Washington, D.C
Leslie E. Carbett
Walter P. Hollmann
Hollmann
Edmund G. Brown
Robert C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
IRS
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