Jets Hit Bridges Around Hanoi In Fifth Straight Day
U S jets attacked Hanoi area for the fifth day. Air Force bombs targeted the Canal des Rapides rail highway bridge and Marine strikes hit the Paul Doumer bridge near Hanoi. Haiphong and Loc Ninh actions noted with Korean forces and other raids reported.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Canal Des Rapides
Paul Doumer
U. S
Haiphong
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Loc Ninh
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Sive
South China Sea
White Horse Division
Ninh Hoa
China
Air Force
Constellation
Navy
Chamizal ceremony highlights cross border harmony
President Johnson praised cooperation between the United States and Mexico at the Chamizal site as officials from both nations met to discuss mutual concerns. The event drew mixed reactions from the crowd, with boos for Gov. Connally and visible border security while El Paso celebrated with bands and confetti.
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Johnson
Chamizal
Vietnam
U.S
Diaz Ordaz
Vivas
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Chamizal Monument
United States
el Paso
Cabinet hearings end as Ximenes challenges militants
Ximenes of the Equal Opportunity Commission disputed militant contentions after two days of cabinet level hearings. He stressed ongoing Mexican American work and new programs to start soon, aiming to report to President Johnson within 30 days. Louis Tellez of Albuquerque said HEW will start hot lunch programs in some schools and explore college loans and vocational programs for Mexican Americans.
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Ximenes
Equal Opportunity Commission
Johnson
Louis Tellez
Albuquerque
N.M
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Mrs Hardin Dies at 78 in Roswell Rites Pending
Eva Mary Hardin 78 of 1308 South Adams Roswell died at 12 40 pm Saturday at Sunset Villa Nursing Home after a long illness. Born March 2 1889 in Italy Texas she was daughter of Thomas Pickney Bringham. Surviving son Buck Hardin daughter Mary B Yarbrough two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home.
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Eva Mary Hardin
S. Adams
Roswell
Sunset Villa
Italy
Tex
Thomas Pickney
Mary Jane Morgan Bringham
B. Hardin
Claremont
Hardin
Carlsbad
Mr. Hardin
Lovington
Christian Science Church
Buck Hardin
Showlow
Ariz
Mary B. Yarbrough
Ballard Funeral Home
Montoya backs UN Security Council push on Vietnam
Sen Joseph Montoya D NM joined Senate Majority Leader Mansfield in urging the United Nations Security Council to press for peace in Vietnam. He said the UN should be asked to create an initiative and make it function, leaving no stone unturned in seeking new options.
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Washington
Joseph M. Montoya
D- N.M
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
United Nations Security Council
Vietnam
Montoya
United Nations
Sion
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Immigration ceiling on Latin America goes ahead amid opposition
Congress moves to impose a 120 000 cap on immigration from Latin America and Canada effective July 1, despite 12 of 15 commission members opposing the time extension. Dirksen says the administration broke a bargain for supporting the 1965 act as the commission nears its Jan. 15 end.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Congress
State Department
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Special Study Commission
Canada
Commis
Senate
Dirksen
House
Commission
Synod and Papal Visit Urge Global Peace and Unity
Vatican synod of 200 bishops ended with a plea to world powers to seek peace and justice. A joint declaration with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras urged nations to promote peace. The bishops also recommended easing marriage rules to allow mixed marriages and give local pastors more authority to grant exceptions.
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Vatican City
Synod of Bishops
Athenagoras
Paul VI
Paul
Pope
Roman Catholic Church
United States
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Middle East
Synod
Vatican
East German LutherCelebration Links Reformation to Revolution
East Germany marks the 450th Reformation anniversary with claims that Luther’s 1517 reform sparked a people’s revolt whose spirit extended to Russia’s 1917 October Revolution. Government events in Wittenberg underscore state aims to overshadow church observances, restricting clergy attendance and staging a pageant around Luther’s tomb.
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Berlin
Martin Luther
Russia
Luther
Christendom
Wittenberg
Leipzig University
M. Steinmetz
Wittenberg Castle
Officer Killed Panther Leader Wounded in Oakland Shootout
Oakland patrolman John F. Frey Jr. was killed and fellow officer Herbert Heanes critically wounded in a 5 am gun battle after stopping a car linked to Huey Newton of the Black Panthers. Newton was shot in the stomach and hospitalized, while a woman remained at large.
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Oakland
Calif
Black Panthers
John F. Frey, Jr
Oakland Force
Kaiser Hospital
Huey Newton
The
Panthers
Herbert C. Heanes
Frey
Newton
Heanes
Professional Division Launches Campaign In Chaves County Drive
The Professional Division joins the United Fund effort led by Paul Cooter to raise 4500 in Chaves County as part of a city wide goal of 156000. Captains include Dick Waggoner Bill McCoy Jack Nichols Bill Brainerd George Gibson and Connell Taylor. The medical services division reported 3600 for 48 percent of its quota with 1700 from St Marys employees, at a Friday meeting. The total rises to 416 percent of its aggregate goal after the second week.
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United Fund
Chaves
Paul Cooter
Cooter
Dick Waggoner
Bill McCoy
Jack Nichols
Bill Brainerd
George Gibson
Connell Taylor
Medical Services
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary’s
Howard Smith
Medical Center
Quiet Roswell Law Front Sees Three Arrests
A calm Saturday in Roswell yielded three arrests. Jack Vernon Smith, 50, was nabbed at Glenn's Hog Ranch on a California fugitive warrant and posted a 2500 dollar bond. Roswell residents Lucio Cardona and Ralph Howard Roberts were jailed for parole violations. Police investigated a 17 year old girl from Zanesville Ohio, thought to be a runaway, detained at the west city limits.
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Roswell
Jack Vernon Smith
California
Glenn
Lucio Cardona
Ralph Howard Roberts
Zanesville
Ohio
Thieu to Take Oath as South Vietnam President
Thieu, 44, will be sworn in on a makeshift platform before Saigon's Opera House, entering a four year term amid skepticism. The general faces distrust after a disputed election, vows a civilian premier and limited military posts, while weighing peace overtures with North Vietnam and managing Ky’s powerful rival stance.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Thieu
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
House
Senate
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Hubert Humphrey
James and Fay Blake begin sentences for Roswell check scam
James and Fay Blake started two consecutive one to three year terms at the New Mexico Penitentiary after pleading guilty to a July weekend check operation in Roswell. They allegedly passed 54 checks from Friday to Sunday while banks were closed after opening a small commercial account. Deputies escorted them to Santa Fe on Saturday.
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James
Fay Blake
Roswell
New Mexico
Cou
Ple
Smoky Bunch
Bill King
Santa Fe
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