Johnson faces trapped stance on Vietnam widen troops plan
New Jersey Republican Senate Foreign Relations member argues 45,000 additional troops may not salvage US aims in Vietnam. Johnson defends limited goals of stopping aggression and letting South Vietnam chart its own future, while critics say reforms are stagnating and elections rigged.
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Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
Saigon
Basi Gelvil
Case
New Jersey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lroops
Tuarh
U.S
South Vietnam
Ictory
Is Impassi
South
Senate
Defense Loses Round in Kirschke Hearing
Coverage of a pre trial hearing in the Kirschke murder case detailing disputes over admissibility of statements from Elaine Kirschke and Kirschke himself. Arguments centered on fear during her final days, the murder weapon, and a handwritten note attributed to Elaine about a live in arrangement.
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Kirschke
Elaine Kirschke
Kirschkes
Harris
Ramsey
Jack Kirschke
Elaine
Parker
Harrington and Richardson
Victorville
Mr. Kirschke
Elaine Terry Kirschke
Red Chinese Blast Viet Escalation and U.S. Losses
The article reports Soviet hints at Vietnam peace talks and U.S. bombing in North Vietnam. It notes heavy air defenses near Hanoi, 653 U.S. planes shot down to date, and a Marine defense near Camp Carrot and Khe Sanh with 108 enemy dead and 5 Marines killed. It mentions Chinese frontier proximity and economic targets hit.
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South Vietnam
Kosygin
Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Peking
Hanki
U.S
Hanoi
Paul ~ Deamer
Red River
Haroi
Camp Carrot
Khe Sanh
Boy and horse feared trapped in 50 foot sinkhole
In Trenton area, investigators raced to reach Cecil Davis, 19, and his horse after a 50 foot sinkhole opened amid woods. Water filled the bottom as deputies and up to 100 searchers scouted the area near Gainesville, fearing both were lost in a recent violent storm.
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Trent
Tom
Gilchrist
Charles
Beniine
Cecil Davis
Aiden Akins
Partish
Young Davis
Trenton
Gainesville
Afire in Peking fuels diplomatic tensions
Report from London describes protests against the Hong Kong troubles and a bombing campaign. Fei Yi-ming, Ta Kung Pao publisher, claims communist leadership incites violence while British envoy Donald Hopson and staff face protests. Red Guards target embassies including Soviet, with dozens of nations affected and Britain banning Chinese diplomats from leaving.
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Fei Yi-ming
Hong Kong
Ta Kung ‘Pao
Donald*Hopson
London
Hopson
Red Guards
Peking
Britain
New China News Agency
Bank of China
Lawyer's Dual Life Two Families Told
Chicago reports Joseph Imburgio Bulger a Chicago lawyer who died in a 1966 plane crash led a double life for 27 years with one Illinois family and another in Florida. He married Elsie Tomm, built wealth, and served as mayor in the 1930s before turning to law.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Joseph Imburgio Bulger
Illinois
Florida
Elsie Tomm
Melrose Park
Sallee M. Young
Reno
Nev
Miami
Bulger
Chicago Midway Airport
Spring City
Tenn
Sallee Bulger
New Orleans
Joseph Imburgh
Young Bulger
Lime
Tony
Big Tuna
Accardo
Paul
Waiter
Ricca
The
News
Better Government Association
Elsie
Sal- Jee
Bilger
New York
San Marino
Miami Beach
Cuba
Ex-U S Ambassador Beaten and Robbed in Washington
Former U S Ambassador James W Riddleberger to Yugoslavia Greece and Austria was assaulted and robbed of 120 dollars outside his apartment Monday night by four men A facial injury sent him to Washington Hospital Center where he was treated and released Mick Jagger of Rolling Stone also reported to have chicken pox in London per UPI dispatch.
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Washington
James W. Riddleberger
U.S
Yugoslavia
Greece
Austria
Riddleberger
Riddieberger
Washington Hospital Center
Harris the Reading Prosecutor Faces His Toughest Cases
Staff writer Mary Neiswender profiles Harris, California’s top criminal law official. Born in Portola, he leads the Attorney General’s criminal division with 27 attorneys, arguing Supreme Court cases and shaping police procedures. He emphasizes focus over trial work while managing statewide criminal prosecutions and retrials.
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Kirechike
Us.supreme Court
Griffin
California
High Court
Cooper
Camara
Municipal Court
State Supreme Court
Harris
Lawyer Testimony Details Mansfield Settlement with Hargitay
A former attorney for Jayne Mansfield testified that Mansfield’s second husband Mickey Hargitay received ten thousand dollars and two parcels of land as a 1964 separation settlement. He also stated Mansfield had filed to legalize a Mexican divorce in California, a move Hargitay disputes as never legally enacted.
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Los Angeles U
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Richard Meyer
Miss Mansfield
Hargitay
California
Dover Channel Swim Milestone Reached by Englishman Geof Lake
A 20 year old English accountant Geof Frey Lake from Harrow Middlesex swam the English Channel from Cape Gris Nez to Sandgate near Dover becoming the 100th person to complete the feat. He finished just before midnight on Monday night after leaving France.
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France
England
Geoffrey Lake
Harrow
Middlesex
Sandgate
Cape Gas Nez
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