Priest Rev. John Walsh Dies in St Louis Nursing Home
John F. Walsh, 68, a Roman Catholic priest once held prisoner by the Japanese in China, died Sunday in a St Louis nursing home. A native of Cumberland Maryland he served with Maryknoll and taught at Ches terfield Missouri. His brother Bishop James E. Walsh was imprisoned in 1960 by the Red Chinese.
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Bombers Resume Raiding North Viet Nam
North Vietnamese and Chinese forces claimed air losses as U S planes faced heavy antiaircraft fire over bridges, barges, and warehouses near Vinh and Duong Hoi. Weather limited damage assessment while the 1st Cavalry and Vietnamese paratroopers battled near Bon Song, with Capt. Pete Dawkins among advisers. Over 625 enemy troops have been killed in the ongoing sweep as U S Marines and amphibious landings press the region northeast of Saigon.
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Police display teaches counterfeit detection one sided bills
The Miami police academy showcased a display with two $100, two $50, two $20, two $10, two $5 and two $1 bills, one real and one counterfeit for each denomination to teach officers the difference. The set was stolen on Sunday, and the thief will soon realize the fakes are printed on one side only.
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Soviet Tries Five's Collaborators in Mineralnye Vody
Five Soviet citizens faced trial in Mineralnye Vody for alleged collaboration with Germans during World War I. Moscow Radio reported these traitors concealed themselves behind false names and passes. The trial follows claims they were responsible for the shooting deaths of thousands in Mineralny Vody.
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Red Nations Warns of Air War Resumption in Vietnam
The Red Nations voice calls for renewed air strikes against North Vietnam and notes Britain hopes Hanoi will not seize the moment to reject American peace offers. Paris officials warn the conflict could widen, echoing President de Gaulle. In the Philippines, Foreign Secretary Ramos says Manila could not object if U S bombing resumes.
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Johnson Shifts to UN Strategy Over Viet Nam War
President Johnson announced resumption of bombing in North Viet Nam after consulting advisers, signaling a major shift in U.S. diplomacy toward U.N. involvement. He cited continued Communist violence and the need to limit casualties as justification for seeking U.N. Security Council action and potential arbitration under Pope Paul VI.
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Deputies Beaten Up During Street Fight Incident
Firestone Sheriffs Station deputies, Raymond Stewart 83 and Ronald Dowling 30, said they were kicked and struck while breaking up a street brawl west of Compton. They were treated for injuries at St Francis Hospital in Lynwood and released. Two brothers Willie Bill Rucker 24 and Harrison Rucker 25, both Pasadena residents, were booked on suspicion of assaulting a peace officer. Their father Willie Rucker 46, of 238th Street, was booked on suspicion of being drunk in public.
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Struck Airline Fires Pilots and Halts Flights
A Philippine airline fired all 50 pilots and co pilots and suspended operations after a strike and riot near the 136th Street area three miles south of Watts. Buildings were looted and damaged while rail operations remained affected. Police responded with 20 patrol cars after a former sheriff's deputy called for help as the crowd grew over 20 persons.
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Johnson Faces Mixed Signals On Vietnam Policy
A fragmented reply from President Johnson shows no clear move toward unconditional negotiations or immediate U.N. arbitration. He stresses a military option against Viet Cong targets while warning that further strikes depend on Communist replies and the broader war outlook.
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