Buddhists Rally Against Ky Government in Saigon Outburst
In Saigon thousands of Buddhists storm from the Vien Hoa Dao Pagoda in protest against Premier Ky. Police and Marines deployed tear gas to disperse crowds as government troops mass, amid promises to use stronger measures. Separate Allied forces, including 1,500 American Marines and Vietnamese troops, launched an amphibious assault near Quang Ngai against Viet Cong positions with initial reports of light resistance and early gains.
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Dr Harry A Davis links car movement to spasm grip claim
Dr Harry A Davis a surgeon and muscles specialist testified that a sudden Beadwyter car movement could briefly disrupt cerebral inhibition causing a spastic grabbing in Bove's hands. Autopsy surgeon Thomas Noguchi said Deadwyler was very drunk when shot and warned his wife. Reports from Saigon Hue and police actions describe protests, gas use, and evacuations as Buddhist-led demonstrations challenge authorities.
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Final stage in Deadwyler case with car chase end
The witness Deadwyler testified at 1/591th Place that he saw the end of the chase near Avalon. He described the Deadwyler car moving slowly as a police officer approached, noting a backfire-like noise. The car then accelerated in a lurch, smoke and a loud engine, stopping on the curb after the shot occurred amid the lurch.
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Hanoi Officer Lands Russ Army Support
Moscow reports quote Hanoi deputy commander praising Soviet aid and friendship as Vietnam fights a common enemy. Tass cites Kanh saying Soviet help boosts morale, claiming Vietnamese missiles and pilots have downed American planes, while Western officials note Soviet training without direct combat participation.
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Lynda Johnson delays Europe trip for breather
White House says Lynda Johnson postponed a planned European graduation trip for a two week break. Her schedule originally included visits to six European nations and stays in Spain England and other countries with Angier Biddle Duke, the U.S. ambassador to Spain.
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Brezhnev Hopes Yugoslavia Visit Soon Says Radio Belgrade
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, head of the Communist Party, hopes to visit Yugoslavia within the next few months, Radio Belgrade reported today from Belgrade.
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