Us Planes Smash Depot Near Hanoi
U S air forces hit a North Vietnamese ammunition depot south of Hanoi smashing more than 100 U S aircraft weapons and ammo storage. The raid, the most punishing to date, involved about two thirds Navy and one third Air Force with no enemy planes challenging.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam Phu Qui
U.S
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Price
Hal S. Price
2Nd Air Divi
Phu Qui
Laos
Viet Nam
Rites For J. D. Davis Are Pending
Funeral services are pending for Jesse G. Davis 60 of the Beaver Trailer Courts Snyder. He died at Cogdell Hospital after a short illness. Survived by wife Oleta three daughters and three sons and extended family. Davis was a carpenter and longtime Snyder resident.
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Bell Seale Funeral Home
Jesse G. Davis
Beaver Trailer Courts
Twentyfifth
Avenue E
Peoria
Davis
Snyder
Cogdell Hospital
Oleta
Ruth Michael
Waco
Barbara May
Athens
Louise Williams
Fairfield
J. E
Spearman
Robert L
Boise, Sd
Tommy
Roswell
N. M
J. G. Garner
Maudie Whitaker
Corsicana
Dewey
Lillard
Moses
Homer
Coleman
Alvin
Electra
Israel moves to formalize ties with West Germany
Israel reportedly agreed to open diplomatic relations with West Germany with no conditions, as Arab ministers in Cairo recall ambassadors and sever ties over Bonn recognizing Israel. Nasser urged recognition of East Germany while Premier Eshkol’s cabinet faced delays and regional states voiced reservations.
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West Germany
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Eshkol
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Morocco
Tunisia
Libya
Eric Gottoe
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Cairo
Levi Eshkol
Cabi
Germany
Nasser
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Selma
Trooper Says He Saw No Beating in Selma Encounter
Montgomery AP Trooper photographer Roy Smith testified in federal court he did not see Negroes beaten during the Selma marching clash with state troopers on March 7. He said he cannot recall all events, was filming, and that tear gas canister in his hand came from another trooper.
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Montgomery
Ala
U.S. District Court
Selma
Roy Smith
Smith
Selma-Montgomery
Peter Hall
Hall
Cannister Smith
Selma March Blocked By Sheriff and Possemen
Sheriff James G. Clark blocked a 500-strong march of ministers and volunteers in Selma as they sought a memorial service for slain clergyman Rev. James J. Reed. Deputies and possemen formed a line at the street, followed by state troopers, with city officers arriving to relieve them and directing demonstrators away from the courthouse. The halted march, tied to voter registration efforts, continued amid protests and later singing led by Hosea Williams after the line formed a 150-yard stretch.
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Benchester
Selma
Ala
James G. Clark
James J. Reed
Boston
Baker
Clark
Court House
Camden
Reed
C. T. Vivian
Vivian
Martin Luther King Jr
Hosea Williams
Savannah
Possessen
Johnsons Health Good Despite 1955 Heart Attack
A team of four doctors told President Johnson his general health is excellent after examining him on Saturday morning. They reported normal laboratory test results and heart readings from the attack in 1955, along with other examinations. The White House team included Vice Admiral Barkley and Captain Young, with Mayo Clinic’s James Cain and Emory University’s J Willis Hurst.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George G. Barkley
James M. Young
James Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Johnson to Present Bill Of Vote Rights
President Johnson will address a joint session of Congress to outline a voting rights bill guaranteeing the right to vote for all Americans. White House officials say copies of the message will be ready and the plan may reach Congress midweek. The speech follows a weekend of civil rights demonstrations in Selma and protests near the White House. Johnson emphasized the need to give all citizens the right to choose their leaders, stating this is essential to democracy. A White House ceremony later announced Lyndon Johnson’s daughter will serve as the wheel spinner at the National Cherry Blossom Festival Ball in Washington on April 9.
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Johnson
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White House
Executive Mansion
Selma
Ala
Lafayette Park
Rose Garden
Heda Bird Johnson
Wallace Offers Peace If Federal Ruling Allows March
Gov. George Wallace said Alabama would permit a Selma to Montgomery march if a federal court orders it, while criticizing national racial demonstrations as getting out of hand. He recalled last Sunday’s clash when state troopers used tear gas and billy clubs, injuring about 40 people, but said force should be minimized. Wallace noted Alabama’s relatively peaceful approach and said his office remains open to discussing issues with all citizens regardless of race.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Selma
Wallace
CBS
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U.S
Moscow
United Four
Peking Radio
Sion
Senate
House
Russia
Budapest
China
United States Communist Party
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Nepszabadsay
Weather update across Texas with mixed cloud and showers
Reading shows scattered highs from 65 to 75 degrees across North Central and Northeast Texas with partly cloudy to cloudy skies. Tonight and Tuesday bring showers to parts of east and south regions while Northwest and Southeast Texas see variable clouds and light rain chances. Highs range from the mid 60s to lower 70s, with overnight lows mostly in the 40s to mid 50s.
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Snyder
Texas
Casas
East Low
Hope High As Steelmen Renew Talks
Pittsburgh based report says basic steel contract talks resumed after a weekend recess with both sides hopeful to shift focus from local plant issues to wages and overall job security. US Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and United Steelworkers met in four groups to address local grievances across heavy products, wire, tubes, sheet, and iron plants.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel
Us, Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Solons Busy As Measure Pends
Washington AP report notes Congress advances on voting rights bill sections while Billy Graham rests at St Francis Hospital in Honolulu and Johnson administration plans to present outlines this week. Graham has bronchial infection and is resting comfortably. prognosis is improving. The bill’s fate remains uncertain as lawmakers debate key provisions.
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Washington
Honolulu
St. Francis
Johnson
Billy Graham
Graham
Communist China attacks Soviet Union in embassy protest
Beijing accuses Moscow of being under U.S. imperialism in a Peking Daily editorial. The piece cites the March 4 incident at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow and condemns Soviet brutality toward Chinese and Vietnamese protesters, amid tension after Khrushchev's ouster.
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China
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Peking People’s Daily
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Peking
Soviet Union
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