U S Planes Bombard North Vietnam and Artillery Shelling
U S planes have bombed North Vietnam for two years while ships of the fleet bombarded the North Vietnamese coast for five months. On Wednesday an Army spokesman said 62 rounds were fired by 75mm guns into anti aircraft positions in the demilitarized zone and north of it from Camps Carroll. The International Control Commission had not been notified of the new U S action.
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Sihanouk says Hanoi will not de escalate talks with U S
Cambodian leader Sihanouk quoted Mai Van Eo saying Hanoi refuses to de escalate the Vietnam war to enable talks with the United States. He warned Washington that Hanoi will not concede and would only allow negotiations if American forces withdraw. In related fighting, U S units reported mortar barrages near Tay Ninh city with light casualties and progress destroying bunkers and tunnels.
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Medina Committee urges strict voluntary code on police news leaks
New York City Bar Association and the Medina Committee urged police to adopt a stringent voluntary code to prevent releasing defense information before trials. The American Society of News Editors and editors disputed the plan, arguing it could shield incompetence and curb public rights. The report favors limiting police and lawyer disclosures and proposes a single information officer to manage defendant data.
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Two Plunges At UC Berkeley Campus Claim Two Lives
Berkeley police say two suicides occurred at the University of California campus. John G. Hughes, 46, vice president of Coneap Computer Systems, leapt 175 feet from Memorial Stadium. Eric Jne, 20, of Redwood City, fell from Barrows Hall eight stories. The notes cite personal crisis. Hughes died at the scene and Jne died after five hours in hospital.
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Wife's Suit Links Jayne and Lawyer
Los Angeles attorney Samuel S Brady is accused by his wife of an adulterous relationship with actress Jayne Mansfield. The extended complaint cites affairs dating from November 15 across Los Angeles San Francisco Britain and abroad to Acapulco Mexico. Mansfield, mother of four, had recently filed for divorce from her third husband Malt Cingher.
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Malt Cingher
Two Americans Freed in Viet Cong Exchange
Reported Feb 7 that two U S soldiers, Charles Earle Crafts 24 of North Jay Maine and Wilber Womack 22 of Farmville Virginia, were released by Viet Cong near Laifels. They were flown to a U S medical facility for examination and listed in fair condition.
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Budget Doubt Hits UCLA Medical School
Sherman M. Mellinkoff dean of the UCLA School of Medicine warns budget uncertainties force cutbacks in the next freshman class. He says plans to expand to 128 students in 1967 are now reduced to about 100 with a possible later expansion to 180, depending on funds, to preserve medical education quality.
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Sherman M. Mellinkoff
Ucla School of Medicine
JFK assassination probe fueled by businessmen fund drive
A group led by oilman Josepht Rault Jr and car dealer Willard Robertson convened to back Lee Garrison’s probe into Kennedy’s death. They planned to raise at least $109 each to fund the investigation and possibly offer a reward for tips. Ferrie’s death was ruled natural, with no evidence of homicide or chemical exposure.
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Willard E. Robertson
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McNamara and Rusk in Accord on Vietnam Policy
McNamara said he and Secretary of State Dean Rusk remain in agreement on bombing limits and avoid extremes of pullout or escalation. Senator Henry M. Jackson urged swift passage of a $45 billion Vietnam supplemental, stressing the war’s critical role in U.S. foreign policy and the need to maintain a balance of forces in Europe and Asia.
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