Peace Talks Start in U S Hanoi Clash in Opening Session
The opening session of peace talks saw U S envoy Harriman and North Vietnam's Thuy exchange sharp charges. Harriman pressed for restraint, deescalation, and a tested basis for peace while outlining North Vietnamese incursions and violations of the Geneva accords. Thuy denounced U S aggression, citing broader war crimes and Laos violations, declaring the United States defeated.
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Lough
Harriman
Thuy
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Johnson
South Asia
Democratic Republic of North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Warriman
Washington
Nguyen ‘Thanh le
Hangi
U.S
Laos
Hanni
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Three Die In Multivehicle Freeway Crash
A Sunday crash on a freeway left three people dead after cars swerved to avoid the Carlson vehicle and collided with Necker's, in an accident that also claimed Miguel Cerda Verduzvo of Huntington and Redondo Beach resident William Van Driel, both dying from injuries sustained in separate collisions.
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Necker
Edinger Avenue
Reghill Avenue
Tustin
Orange County Gold Her
Miguel Cerda Verduzvo
Huntington
Verdugeo
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Redondo Beathman
Gis Crush Red Threat to Saigon suffers heavy losses and retreat
U S headquarters reported a major battle around Saigon as the Gis Crush Red Threat to Saigon assault overran the camp killing six Air Force crewmen and many civilians and South Vietnamese soldiers. About 119 Americans were killed and 89 wounded with large enemy casualties estimated. U S troops covered a withdrawal as air strikes and B 52 bombardment continued. General Weyand announced victory against the main thrust with 2 200+ enemy killed or captured in the region since May 5. A separate Tokyo session gathers 500 scientists for space research on radiation effects.
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Air Force
U.S
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Fred C. Weyand
Saigon
Weyand
3Rd Corps
Rain Lifts Drought Stricken Eastern Australia
Sydney reports four days of heavy rain ends a long drought across eastern Australia. The rainfall promises a record wheat crop as fields recover and farmers await harvest forecasts amid improving drought conditions.
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Sydney
Australia
Bomb Aboard Airliner Alarms Los Angeles Airport
UPI reports a bomb was placed in a service man’s luggage on a TWA jetliner at Los Angeles International Airport. A San Francisco woman, after a quarrel with her boyfriend, telephoned the man’s stepfather claiming to have planted the device. Police searched the plane after officials were alerted.
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Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles International
TWA
Pirriend
Hayil
San Francisco
Thatimors
Cisco
Poor March on Washington Narrows to Mother's Day Rally
March sponsored by Nationwide Welfare Rights Organization gathers diverse groups in a dilapidated Washington neighborhood near the reflecting pool. Demonstrators, including African Americans and whites, pass through looted sites from April violence after King's Memphis slaying. Mothers on welfare push for welfare reform and a $4,000 minimum family income. Lectures at 53 area churches precede a rally at Lardzo High School featuring Mrs. King and Mrs. Kennedy. Demonstrators head to the Capital from multiple regions. first buses arrive in Washington Sunday.
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Washington Monument
Nationwide
Welfare Rights Organization
King
Memphis
PPC
Ringe
Congressional Club
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
The
Arkansas Democrat
Cantmir- Lee
Lardozo High School
Kennedy Playground
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Harry Belafonte
Sing
Northeast
Midwest
SCLC
Atlanta
Washington
Salt Lake City
Pathfinder
Scont
Boulder
Cole
Denver
Joplin
St. Louis
Mints
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Shantytown
Shaitytown
Capitol Building
Mims
Watts Bus Heads for D C March
A church led caravan of 30 disadvantaged Negroes departs Watts for a seven day ride to Washington D C to attend the March on the capital. Rev James H Mims of Household of God Bibleway Church says they seek justice and nonviolence under Dr King’s example.
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James Mims
Household of God Church
Washington, D.C
Curt John
Martin Luther King Jr
Watts
Compton
James H. Mims
Household of God Bibleeway
Willowbrook Ave
Rev
Mims
Congress
Washington
Dr. King
Atlanta
King
Bel-Air
Priest Gets New Heart in France
A French heart transplant case reports a priest receiving a new heart after years of heart trouble. Surgeon Charles Dur bost led a six hour operation at Conception Hospital in Marseille, with the donor unnamed. Pages note other transplant patients in London and Houston show mixed outcomes.
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Priest
France
Conception Hospital
Marseille
Paris
L’aurore
Charles Durbost
Clovis Roblain
Joseph Eli Reynes
Roblain
la Pitie
Reynes
Montpellier
London
Houston
Philip Blaiberg
John M. Stuckwish
Alpine
Tex
St. Luke's Hospital
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Long Beach
Atu
Redando
Beach
William van Driel
Nelson Ave
Tokyo
Committee On Space Research
Flint Bomb
D.C
Seco Sport
South ST
Paramount
Lbl
Salea
Frank Anderson
Flossie Johnson
Antiia Gay
Gay
Janice Leviepe
Everett C.’Thomas
Phoenix, Ariz
National Heart Hospital
Londo
Tat
Frederick West
Britain
Stuckwish
Denton Cooley
Thomas
Huddersfield
England
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