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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
3
In Da Nang region a bombing attack reportedly by Viet Cong killed 16 children in a hamlet. South Vietnamese forces claim they killed 64 Viet Cong guerrillas in three actions nearby. Reports say bombs and rockets struck a schoolhouse and a crowd, with some Vietnamese soldiers wounded.
Tornadoes and violent winds battered eastern North Carolina killing an infant and injuring about 40. The storm also damaged New Bern airport and numerous homes as blizzards swept from the Rockies to the Great Lakes, with subzero cold spreading into the plains and Arkansas.
Civil rights workers lauded a federal judge for sanctioning a 50 mile Selma to Montgomery march and for ground rules allowing peaceful parades in Montgomery. Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged Gov Wallace to comply with the court order as 2000 Tuskegee Institute students planned a demonstration to call on Wallace.
UPI reports a white and Negro student clash at Collinwood High School in Cleveland led police to deploy and seize improvised weapons as 700 to 800 students rallied outside. Principal John Lee cited rising tension from a YMCA dance and white protests over a planned Negro area school.
Tass said Alexei Leonov spent about 20 minutes outside the ship including 10 minutes in open space while tethered to the capsule. Pavel Belyayev piloted as the craft reached orbit at 10 a.m. EST. Leonov reported feeling well after returning and the mission carried cameras and life support gear for spacewalk studies.
The Ways and Means Committee may vote on a 250 page health expense bill for Americans 65 and older. It combines elements of Johnson hospital plan with a GOP backed optional insurance, offering 60 days hospital and 20 nursing home days with a $40 deductible, and a $38 monthly supplemental plan with 20 percent patient cost and 80 percent coverage.
Special to The Gazette Freddie O Neal a five year old was found walking along a road near Tucson He said he was going to Tome and when asked where home he replied Sells Deputies located his parents at a shopping center about five miles away Sells is over 70 miles from Tucson
Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach urged prompt House Judiciary action on the Voting Rights Act of 1965. He said courts have failed to guarantee Negro voting rights and the bill would outlaw tests and devices used to disenfranchise voters in states with a history of discrimination. He named Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia South Carolina Virginia and parts of North Carolina and Arizona.
Officials warned the long range forecast for next Tuesday’s Gemini launch shows heavy cloudiness across the launch area, risking a delay to the first of the 10 flight program. US astronauts John W. Young and Virgil L. Grissom prepare for a key suit test as tensions rise over competing Soviet space activity.
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