Viet Mob Violence Rises in Saigon Amid Buddhist Protests
Demonstrators clashed with troops in Da Nang Hue and Saigon, looting, beating, and demanding the resignation of Premier Ky. U S soldiers and MPs moved through streets as monks led protests, with grenades fired and jeeps burned. A 170 member congress is planned to form a civilian assembly and draft a constitution.
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Buddhist Institute
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Vietnam
Nang
Hue
Patie
U.S
Toy’ G
Rom
Time Magazine
Southeast Asia
Frank McCulloch
LBJ Seeks Security Pay Hike For Welfare Recipients
President Johnson pushes higher social security payments and incentives for welfare recipients to work, hints at a dental care program scope, and stresses Medicare and living standards for Americans over 65. He vows continued efforts to improve protections for disabled workers and families.
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White House
Johnson
Parents Still Await Word of Kidnaper
Surfs ide Florida UPI report on 18 year old Danny Goldman kidnapped from his home two weeks earlier. Despite pleas and rewards, no word on his whereabouts. Law enforcement debated negotiating while two suspects, Gaston Genereaux and Clyde Phelps, faced charges in extortion schemes tied to the case.
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UPI
Aaron
Sally Goldman
Danny Goldman
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Te Ve
Goldman
Law En Sforcement
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Gaston Genereaux
Clyde Daniel Phelps
Clearwater
Genereaux
Goldmats
Yanks Smash Cong on Cambodia Border
Saigon report notes U S 1st Cavalry Division raised its toll of Communist dead to 438 in Operation Lins com on the Cambodian frontier. Cavalry swept 40 Reds by surprise, killing 29 near Chu Phang mount, 220 miles north of Saigon, over two weeks. Near Tuy Hoa, at least 19 Viet Cong killed. Navy and Air Force strikes hit coastal junks and supply targets. several buildings damaged. U S infantry probes east of Saigon yielded little contact but rice stores increased by hundreds of tons. American troop strength nears 225,000 with potential expansion discussed by Defense Secretary McNamara. Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma says Hanoi continues Ho Chi Minh trail activity through eastern Laos.
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Laos
Tokyo
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Tijuana abortion raid nets eight Californians
Mexican authorities said the three raids near Tijuana involved eight Californians and an abortionist, with victims including a 15 year old girl. Suspects, including Dr. Lorenzo Bernard Barris, faced bail as authorities vowed to prosecute all involved. Mexican officials noted Americans believed abortions were legal in Mexico and warned of further raids to stop illegal cross border activity.
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Adolfo Perez
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Alamazan
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Perez
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California
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We Hills
Raul Sanchez
Diaz
Francisco Lopez-Gutierrez
Carlos Landeros
United States
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Buffum
Prigan
Ceylon Premier Cancels London Luncheon With Queen
Ceylon Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake canceled a luncheon with Queen Elizabeth II in London after suffering a recurrence of a stomach ailment. The High Commission said he was ordered to rest by his doctors.
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Ceylon
Ceylon High Commission
Dudley H. Senanayake
Youth Shot in Fracas With Police
An 18 year old Manhattan Beach youth was shot by Hollywood police after a street fight near the Palladium. Steven Courtney Page was struck in the left wrist and left shoulder, treated at County General, and booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon against a police officer. Police said the man tried to run down Officer Norman Weilein with his car as the officer questioned him.
Fire in San Francisco Destroys Seven Buildings
A five alarm blaze in the Mission district damaged at least seven buildings with damage pegged over 500000. Fire chief William Murray said most hit structures dated to the 1890s. Two firefighters were injured and 175 firefighters with 43 pieces of equipment battled the fire for over two hours.
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San Francisco
Mission District
William Murray
Copter Crashes in Cyprus Killing UN Pilot Maj. G. Ewart Pavey
A UN helicopter crashed during a routine operation in Cyprus on Thursday, killing the sole pilot Major G. Ewart Pavey 42 a Londoner and member of the peace force. The UN confirmed the fatality identifying him at UN headquarters.
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Cyprus
U.N
Lere
G. Ewart Pavey
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