Ho Chi Minh labels peace offer an impudent threat
North Viet Nam leader Ho Chi Minh called President Johnsons peace offer an impudent threat in a Radio Hanoi broadcast. He warned the United States only seeks to intensify war and urged recognition of the National Liberation Front as a negotiating party while demanding U S armed forces withdrawal and adherence to four Hanoi conditions for talks.
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Priest suspended by Cardinal in Baltimore
Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore suspended Rev. Gommar A. Depauw of Newark, NY, from all priestly ministry. The action, delivered by letter, bars Mass, preaching, conferring sacraments, and any other priestly acts. Depauw leads the Catholic Traditionalist Movement criticizing liturgical changes.
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Widow to Challenge Arlington Burial Ruling
Widow of Robert G. Thompson says she will challenge the Defense Department decision denying Arlington National Cemetery burial for her husband, a former Communist convict. Thompson won the Distinguished Service Cross for Pacific heroism and died after cremation following a 1949 conviction.
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Eight Children Die in Three New York City Fires
New York reports eight youngsters killed in three separate fires Thursday. In Brooklyn the Byars family lost four children ages six, three, two and six months, despite the mother's rescue attempts. Bronx incidents claimed Tyrone Johnson two months and Tonia Walls four, and Carlos Aponte four and Cecilio Sanchez three perished in another blaze.
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Six Children Die In Memphis House Fire
Six children aged from 5 months to 7 years perished when a one story wooden home burned in Memphis precincts on the city’s northeast side. Five other occupants escaped through a window as flames leveled the three bedroom dwelling shared by two families. The dead were identified as Johnnie Miller 7 Larry Miller 2 Michael Hodges 3 Terry Lee Hodges 2 Estora Hodges 1 and Willam Hodges 5 months.
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Bergdall the Draft Dodger Dies and Exile Continues
The article recalls Bergdall known as a draft evader who was court-martialed for desertion and sentenced to five years. He fled to Canada and Germany, married a German woman, and started a family of four. He later claimed he was not a conscientious objector and sought clemency from Roosevelt for his evasion case.
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Bergdoll Family History Unearthed in Land Court Narrative
A fragmentary historical note traces a conscripted soldier Bergdoll and his family from a 1930s arrest and imprisonment to release and relocation. It details travels to Leavenworth, Downingtown farms, a 513 acre James River estate, a 1960 divorce, and the estate’s sale, ending with the mystery of his ultimate whereabouts and death.
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