New Aide to Saigon Selected
President Johnson plans to nominate Samuel D. Berger, deputy assistant secretary of state, as deputy ambassador to South Vietnam in Saigon. Eugene Locke will leave the post to run for Texas governor, amid feverish White House talk of Henry Ford's possible federal job.
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Austin
Tex
Texas White House
South Vietnam
Henry Ford
Johnson
Texas Ranch
Samuel D. Berger
Saigon
Eugene Locke
Texas
Washingtoe
Ford 71
National Alliance of & Nessmen
Marines, South Viets Trap Last Red Survivors at Hue
Reported continuation of Hue battle shows US and South Vietnamese forces failing to destroy the station while US authorities announce 543 Americans killed and 2,547 wounded in the past week. The war toll climbs to 18,289 American deaths and 36,000 Communist losses in Tet fighting. A top US spokesman says large Communist forces with mobile rockets move toward Saigon, signaling another attack likely.
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Hue
Saigon
Willy Une
Enterprise Returns to Viet Nam Duty
The Enterprise, an 85 000 ton carrier with Ticonderoga and Bon Homme Richard, heads to duty 100 miles off North Vietnam. Marines push toward the citadel at Hue, capturing the southeast corner as North Vietnamese forces clash along the Perfume River. A Red Guard paper in Tokyo reports officials linked to Liu Shao chi alive, while Salt Lake police recover stolen stereo tapes.
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Ticonderoga
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Enterprise
Japan
United States
North Korea
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Leathernecks
al Hve
Kapalm
Perfume River
South China Sea
Cap
Sixth Wife Says Archerd Had Bad Taste in Women
William Dale Archerd now faces murder charges in a Los Angeles Superior Court trial. His sixth wife Gladys Arden testified that she found nude photos of Archerd’s woman friend in his car and called his taste in women bad. Prosecutors presented more than 200 documents outlining Archerd’s alleged insulin killings of six people, including his seventh wife and a teenage nephew.
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Archerd
William Dale Archerd
Los Angeles Superior Court
Adolph Alexander
Gladys Stewart Arden
Mary Brinker Post
Arden
Zilla Winders Archerd
L A Woman Judge Files for 63 Posts
Los Angeles Municipal Judge Joan Demsey Klein filed against 63 Superior Court judges by the 5 p.m. deadline, excluding Judge Kathleen Parker. She has until March 22 to decide which to oppose in the June primary, calling it a poker game as she covers contingencies. A second item notes a 13-car Southern Pacific freight train derailment in Los Angeles and a 14-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of tampering with a switch.
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Los Angeles
Joan Demsey Klein
Superior Court
Risin
Kathleen Parker
Klein
Heli
UPI
Southern Pacific
Two Pitchers Toss Coins But Not as Far as George
In Hagerstown Maryland two young pitchers Tom Elgin and Raemer Kae mer attempt Washingtons legendary toss of a silver dollar across the Potomac at Williamsport. Each stakes $1.50 in Kennedy half dollars and both coins land about 450 feet from the throwing point, short of the Fredericksburg distance.
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George
Hagerstown
Imerald
Washington
Rappahannock
Tom Elgin
Chris Kaemer
Kennedy
Potomac River
Williamsport
Elgin
Washington Senators
Raemer
Potomac
Fredericksburg
Thousands Homeless in Japan Quake
The National Police Agency reports three killed and others injured after strong quakes struck Miyazaki and Kagoshima on Kyushu. More than 60 homes were totally or partially destroyed and 2,709 people were made homeless.
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Tokyo
Miyazaki
Kagoshima
Kyushu
L A Herald Printer Dies of Gunshot
Maurice Maynard a 35 year old non union printer for the struck Los Angeles Herald Examiner died this morning at Los Angeles County General hospital a week after being shot by an unknown gunman The Concord California man had been struck in the abdomen by a .38 caliber bullet Feb 13 while in the lobby of their downtown motel The other non union printer Curtis Krieski 30 also from Concord was shot in the thigh and released from hospital last Saturday
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Maurice Maynard
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Maynard
Concord
Calif
Herald-Examiner
Curtis Krieski
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Nguyen Moang
China
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Red Guard
Liu Shao-chi
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Tiyu Chanpao
Sun Chih-yuan
Tang Chin-ung
Wuhan
Yen Hung-yen
Yunan Province
Communist Party
Yunan
Salt Lake City
George Scteropoulos
Soteropoulos
By Mary Neiswender
Alexander
Tum
Barney Archerd
Tong Beach
Juanita Plum Arhherd
G.imek
Liane
Atlantic Ave
L.A
Levins
Mastre Charge
BankAmericard
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Insta
Kodak Film & Pop
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Rokes
Nif-Tee
Colaris
Roy
Dor
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Tapies
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Foneniy
Lakewood
Long Beach
Belmont Shopping Center
Bixby Knolls Center
Anaheim & Redondo
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