Ho Calls Peace Try an impudent Threat
Ho Chi Minh in a radio broadcast criticized U S peace offers and J ohnson's State of the Union message as a cover for war. He urged recognition of the National Liberation Front and pressed four Vietnamese terms including U S withdrawal, warning the United States seeks only aggression.
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Hanoi
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Priest Depaul Depauw Suspended by Baltimore Cardinal
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan suspended Father Depauw of Newark from all priestly duties. The action, sent by letter to Newark and directed to depart to Baltimore, stems from Depauw being a critic of liturgical changes and a founder of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement. He is barred from saying Mass preaching conferring sacraments or performing any priestly act.
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Widow to Challenge Arlington Rejection
Widow of Robert G. Thompson plans a court challenge to the Defense Department ruling denying Arlington National Cemetery burial for a man once convicted in a 1949 Communist plot. Thompson, a Distinguished Service Cross recipient, died Oct 16 and was cremated.
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Fires Kill Eight Children in New York City
In New York City three fires killed eight youngsters, ages from four months to six years. In Brooklyn four Byars children Benjamin six Daniel three Richard two and Calvin six months perished as their mother Josephine fought flames. Bronx blazes claimed Tyrone Johnson two months Tonia Walls four Carlos Aponte four and Cecilio Sanchez three.
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Chhildren
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Lawrence Byars
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Byars
Benjamin
Daniel
Richard
Calvin
Josephine
Jonson
Tyrone Johnson
Tonia Walls
Tyrone
Mary
Carlos Aponte
Cercilio Sanchez
Six Children Die in Memphis House Fire
A Memphis fire killed six children ages 50 months to seven when a wooden frame home burned in the northeast. Five relatives escaped as flames leveled the three bedroom residence. two families shared the dwelling. Identified dead were Johnnie Miller 7 Larry Miller 2 Michael Hodges 3 Terry Hodges 2 Estora Hodges 1 and Willie Hodges 5 months.
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Onie Mae Dailey
Johnnie Miller
Larry Miller
Michael Hodges
Terry Les Hodges
Estora Hodges
Willie Hodges
Bergdoll Dies After Draft-Evader Saga Across Lands
Bergdoll, once labeled a draft evader and technically a deserter, was court-martialed to five years but released to Maryland where he claimed burying a dot of gold. He fled to Canada and Germany, married, and started a family of four. He later sought clemency from Roosevelt. appeals failed. He planned to surrender and plead guilty to evasion.
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Bergdoll Family Home Seized in War Era Prosecution
The report traces the Bergdoll family’s wartime flight from the United States, their later seizure of property and lands, and a series of legal actions culminating in a 1960s arc of arrest and occupation changes tied to the individuals named Bergdoll.
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