Saigon preparing for major North Vietnamese attack
US intelligence reports a planned Saigon assault by 7 000 to 15 000 Communist troops. Light contacts already on outskirts. Ho Chi Minh seeks a major victory before Paris talks. North Vietnam seeks arms from Moscow while US carries out heavy B 52 and jet strikes on supply routes and Viet Cong bases near the city.
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Saigon
APS
London
Tat
Ho Chi Minh
Paris
Moscow
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Red China
United States
U.S
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Hanoi
Trudeau Leads Liberals to House Majority Victory
Canadian voters endorsed Liberal leader Pierre Trudeau in a national election delivering the Liberals 164 seats to form a majority. Conservatives under Robert Stanfield lagged, while the New Democrats won 23 seats and the Creditistes 15. Douglas lost in British Columbia as Perrault edged the veteran Liberal in Quebec.
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Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
House of Commons
Pearson
Trudeau
Montreal
New Democratic Party
T.C
Tommy) Douglas
British Columbia
Ray Perrault
Creditistes of Quebec
Stanfield
Dalton Camp
Conservative Party
Marcel Faribault
Quebec
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Michael Starr
Davie Fulton
Alvin Hamilton
Black Panthers plotter trio charged in Indianapolis murder conspiracy
Indianapolis police and FBI arrested Eldridge Morrison Jr Melvin A Johnson and Leon A Gomilla all of Indianapolis on conspiracy to commit murder charges Bond set at 70000 each They allegedly sought guns and ammunition from a gang called the Black Panthers Churchill said the group targeted him and a narcotics officer plans included infiltrating the Marine Reserve Training Center. A separate note says Linked Air Lines will replace standard Boeing 7275 jets with 15 passenger super 727s on Bay Area to Los Angeles routes starting Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Winston Churchill
Black Panthers
Eldridge Morrison Jr
Melvin A. Johnson
Leon A. Gomilla
FBI
Marine Reserve Training
Churchill
Richard Ay Dongs
Sselie
San Francisco
WI — Linked Air Lines
Bay Area
Los Angeles
Four Die as Plane Crashes into Anaheim Backyard
A plane test flight ended in tragedy when a craft owned by Aviation Communications Co. crashed into a Norwalk area yard at 1 27 pm. Passengers Warnick 35 Pease 2 and Evethach 33 died at the scene. Kelly Nelson 16 survived in the home with injuries.
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Aviation Communications. Co
Warnick
Pease
Nelsons
Belinda Cooley
Stanton Ave
Vee
Ed Andersen
Whittier
Knotts Berry Farm
Buena Park
Andersen
Paul Davis
Gregory
Fullerton
Fletcher Jones
Century City
Computer Sound Corp
Gregory and
Troutman Mortuary
Pease and
Evelhoch
Renaker
Clergy to Join Poor People's Campaign Demonstrations
In Washington the Poor People's Campaign calls on U S clergymen to join arrests in a new wave of protests. Abernathy, jailed for 20 days after a no contest plea, urges ministers to march with the poor and demonstrate against poverty as Resurrection City remains dismantled.
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Washington
Na- Yon
Resurrection City
Ralph David Abernathy
Capitol Hill
District of Columbia
Abernathy
Harold H. Greene
Greene
America
Fortas to Take Place of Warren in Supreme Court Change
President Johnson planned to elevate Fortas to chief justice following Warren's resignation due to age after a narrow victory margin in the election. Warren, age 77, cited age as the sole reason for retirement and noted fifty years in public service. Warren's letter said Fortas would join a long line of trusted aides to guide the court. Thornberry's earlier public service included roles in Texas and Austin government before entering Congress.
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Johnson
Senate
Fortas
Warren
San Francisco
White House
John F. Kennedy
Austin
Congress
County eyes strongest gun law for Los Angeles area
Los Angeles County reviews proposed gun registration measures with county counsel John A. Maharg noting applicability to unincorporated areas only. If all 77 cities approve, the law could become uniform. chiefs of police from Burbank Glendale Claremont Hawthorne West Covina Manhattan Beach Culver City and others back statewide and federal action.
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John A. Maharg
California
Maharg
Wleilies
Los Angeles County
Frank G. Bunnell
Hahn
Burbank
Glendale
Claremont
Hawthorne
West Covina
Manhatan Beach
Culver City
Bomb Explodes Outside Hebrew Theological College
A black powder bomb in a pipe exploded outside a study building at the Hebrew Theological College in Skokie Illinois late Tuesday night. The blast shattered large windows but injured none as three students inside the building remained unharmed. Police said the device appeared to be hurled at a window bulle shaft near the Anna Sarah Kale Synagogue serving as the study hall.
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Skokie
Hebrew Theological College
Chicago
Apollo Manned Shot Seen in September
Space Agency officials said the Apollo spacecraft is ready for a manned orbital flight as early as September to pursue the 1969 moon landing goal. Astronauts Joe Kerwin Vance Brand and John Engle test piloted a replica in a vacuum chamber and reported the craft flies safely with high confidence in its mission.
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Space. Center
Houston
Space Agency
U.S
Apollo
Joe Kotanchik
Manned Spacecraft Center
Apolia
Joe Kerwin
Vance Brand
Jee Engle
Wally Schirra
Kerwin
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Ill. College
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