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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1966
Page
1
University of Oregon coed Annette Buchanan who refused to name interview sources faces contempt of court charges while planning to wed fellow journalism student Mick Conard. Parents in Seattle confirm details as Buchanan, 21, awaits possible jail time. Conard, 27, is Eugene church pastor’s son.
Viet Cong mortar and grenade attacks hit central Saigon near Tan Son Nhut and the race track, killing two Vietnamese and wounding five others as U.S. air power pounds North Vietnam in heavy raids. A separate line notes a pope meeting Harriman in Rome and urging peace efforts.
President Johnson arrived in Alaska after an Asia Pacific tour and a Manila conference focus. He spoke from a bonfire site in rain, urged immediate talk to end Vietnam, and led a five mile motorcade while greeting thousands.
North Korean forces ambushed U S troops in Korea, killing six and wounding others. In Vietnam, U S and South Vietnamese units clashed near Saigon with 19 Viet Cong killed and six captured. A survivor from the U S infantry patrol was rescued and reported the attackers wore North Korean uniforms.
Police in Pontiac Michigan fail to report for work in a sick call boycott amid pay dispute. Officials report 40 to 45 of 117 officers called in, with overtime refusals, creating severe staffing and shift gaps as they threaten a broader strike possibly the first US police walkout since 1919.
U S District Court Judge Joseph S. Lord enjoined Girard College in Philadelphia to admit Negro orphans, ruling state public accommodations violated by pre admission rules. The move follows long civil rights challenges since 1954 aimed at desegregating the institution once limited to poor white male orphans.
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