Allied Move Into Viet DMZ as Gen Ware Killed
Allied forces push into the Viet Nam DMZ with tanks and naval gunfire. Gen. J. Ware was killed when his helicopter crashed amid northern and southern posts. North Vietnamese casualties reported, with U S and allied outposts suffering. The DMZ, created by Geneva Convention in 1954, remains a volatile frontline.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Aes
U.S
Geo. Keith
South
J. Ware
Vietnam
Dmz
Bor Labout
Fhe Zone
USS
South Vietnam
Ben Hai
Gio Linh
Ware
Orwin C. Talbott
Loc Ninh
Tg 167
Manor
Denver
Colo
Joyce
Alexandria
Denver Clash Ends With Police Wounding of Suspect
In Denver Five Points area violence continued with police firing on James L. Sheppard 24 after he allegedly shot at officers and triggered a chase. He was hospitalized in fair condition with a back wound as ten people were arrested during the four hour disturbance.
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Denver
Colo
James L. Sheppard
Sheppard
Five Points
Stan Cayou
Denver General Hospital
Cavau
Welton Street
Crayon
Cayon
Church Council Charges Police Abuse of Power in Protests
The National Council of Churches board, in a two day policy conference, calls police in some cities complicit in suppressing lawful assembly and protest. It condemns violence toward blacks hippies students newsmen and bystanders and suggests investigations of city policies. The body also backs abolition of capital punishment and strengthens family planning, and cites Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia. It urges farm workers’ union recognition affecting California grape purchases.
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Houston
National Council
Chicago
California
Prince Andrew Begins Long Pants Era at Heatherdown
Prince Andrew, heir to the throne, makes his first appearance in long trousers today. He will join Heatherdown Preparatory School at Ascot with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip guiding the boy, who will travel from Windsor Castle to the estate. The outing marks a milestone as the royal child starts formal schooling away from home.
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London
Prince Andrew
Heatherdown
Queen Elizabeth VI
Prince Philip
Ascot
Windsor Castle
Takeover Call in Brooklyn School Deadlock Faces City Crisis
New York AP report details Ocean Hill Brownsville conflict as 55,000 UFT members strike paralyzing New York City schools. Administrator Rhody A. McCoy urged a state takeover to break the deadlock amid protests, arrests, and a court order seeking contempt charges against UFT president Albert Shanker.
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New York
Brooklyn
United Federation of Teachers
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Rhody A. McCoy
James
Allen
Board of Education
Lower East Side
State Supreme Court
Albert Shanker
UFT
France Unveils Major University Reforms
Paris AP France outlines wide reforms to its university system in response to student protests. Edgard Faure promises radical changes to examinations next year while preserving current exam dates. A new 7500 student liberal arts center will offer broad curricula and expanded campus participation. 1500 Sorbonne literature students will study at a suburban center to bridge disciplines as science and arts programs cross over.
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Paris
France
Trench
Edgar Faure
Charles de Gaulle
Faure
Novemer
Sorbonne
Wallace Says Both Parties Lack Capacity
Wallace charges Democratic and Republican leaders lack the capacity to run the country. He speaks in Charleston amid calls to drive Communists from defense plants and to indict professors and student groups backing a Communist victory in Vietnam. He vows to repeal housing laws that he says threaten property rights.
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Charleston. W. Va
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Rally
United States
Lexington
Columbia
D.C
Albany
American Independent Party
Montgomery
Vermont
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Ed Ewing
Supreme Court
Ohio
Ewing
Washington
Charleston City Auditorium
Alabama
Vietnam
Congress
Atlore
Marlin Lotber
Heart Recipient Dies In Houston
Houston's 12th heart transplant patient James B. Singleton, 47, of Fort Worth, died at Methodist Hospital after cardiac arrest on his wedding anniversary. Singleton received the heart of 17 year old Mason of Long Beach, flown after fatal injuries.
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Houston
Tex
Methodist Hospital
James BE. Sindleton
Fort Worth
Elect
Singleton
Paw C. Mason
Long Beach, Co
Mason
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