Afro-Asian Ministers Meet Amid Algerian Unrest
Foreign ministers from Africa and Asia gather in Algiers as Boumedienne's regime braces for new demonstrations. The summit, set to decide invitations to the Soviet Union and Malaysia, faces calls to delay amid continuing violence and protests supporting Ben Bella. Police clash with demonstrators as arrests rise nationwide.
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Houari
Don
Africa
Ben Bella
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U.S. Food Aid to Egypt May Improve Ties, Johnson Plan
AP special correspondent reports that President Johnson will resume a $37 million surplus food aid program to Egypt, signaling a thaw in strained relations. U.S. officials note progress since aid suspension six months ago, citing Egypt’s promise to compensate for a burned factory, temporary harbor facilities, and halting support to Congo rebels.
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Washington
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U.S
ATES
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Avat Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Congo
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Robert J. McCluskey
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Herlon
Nasser
Temparary Lhvary
Fragmentary 5A page notes and scattered names
Readable fragments mention progress and officials while referencing page 5A and 7A. Several names and topics appear in disjoint bits including judges and charges. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Rebels to meet OAS team over Dominican elections
Government and rebel spokesmen described today’s planned talks with the Organization of American States mediation panel in Santo Domingo. Rebels seek OAS supervised elections within six months and a provisional constitution, while demanding withdrawal of armed forces to barracks and civilian arms surrender. The junta chief signaled readiness to present counter proposals.
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OAS
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Pie
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Snl
Man shoots kin then leaps under a train in Efland
In Orange County a man shot his son-in-law then jumped under a passing truck. Clarice Agate of BhAn Awa Hospital was treated for injuries. Tevin Niehol and another person identified as Tephlaned were hospitalized. Police spokesman at Monmilal Hospital confirmed the incident occurred near the Ride.
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General Mark Clark recalls great lesson from Korea
Exclusive interview with General Mark Clark discusses the Korean War’s lessons for the Vietnam conflict. He argues a strong air and naval campaign, willing to accept short-term losses, can force terms and stresses decisive leadership. Clark reflects on wartime decisions, potential diplomacy limits, and the need for sustained power projection.
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Ego Priday
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Korea
Thousands Flee Flood In Kansas
The Associated Press reports thousands fled ahead of the Arkansas River flood in Kansas as Great Bend prepared with sandbagged levees. Forecasts shifted lower for crest depth, easing local fears though river levels remained high. About 2,500 residents near frost Rand were evacuated as warnings persisted. Three deaths and about 22 million dollars in damage were estimated by authorities.
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Great Bend
Kan
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Larned
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Smith
Frost Rand
Cigarette Ads Clash Over Federal Regulation Debate
Washington AP report notes disagreement in Congress over cigarette advertising rules while warnings on packs become a point of consensus. House supports banning FTC ad regulation, Senate bill seeks broader ad limits. debate highlights health concerns and political timing amid industry pushback.
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Luther
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Wildcat Strike paralyses Philadelphia truck movement
Police guard Teamsters Local 107 trucks as wildcat strike disrupts Philadelphia food distribution. Perishables pile up as rail and terminal operations halt. Mayor Tate vows enforcement while workers report widespread arrests and escorted deliveries.
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Philadelphia
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Search Destroy mission begins near Da Nang
Vietnamese army reports 94 Communists killed and 16 captured as government forces push in Yen Province. Nine enemy weapons seized while three soldiers died and 12 wounded. No American casualties. Reports of heavy mortar fire and a failed dawn attack near Pung Khai. casualties on that side not disclosed. Concurrently at Commonwealth conference in London, diplomats seek to avert collapse of Vietnam peace efforts as nations discuss public denunciations and hearings in major capitals.
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Viet Nam
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Oil Storage Tanks Hit Underground Near Saigon Raid
United States and South Vietnamese forces conducted air raids targeting petroleum depots and suspected Viet Cong positions in the Thi Tien and Binh Son areas. Reports say several aircraft engaged, with some destruction claimed and minimal injuries among pilots, while ground clashes in Da Nan and surrounding provinces continued for a third day.
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Army Spokesman Sail S$ Crom
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Viet MIGs Face U.S. Jets In Mounted Viet Nam Skirmish
Aerial clashes over North Vietnam on Thursday and Sunday saw MIG15s confronting American raiders. US Phantom jets used Sidewinder missiles as MIG pilots reportedly attempted dogfights, with several engagements and losses noted as North Vietnamese air power challenges U.S. air superiority.
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Saul Viet Non
Norte Viet Nam
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Ger Toren
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Wadler
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Tony Spond
America
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Bach Phantom
Lynda Bird Aids Discovery Of Arizona Skeleton
Lynda Bird Johnson helped unearth a seven year old skeleton in Fort Apache country during an Arizona University field camp. The discovery drew reporters and Secret Service observers as Johnson, in rugged gear, described careful excavation with fellow students. Her travel plans interrupt the dig as she continues the two week program before returning to campus duties.
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Teese Jay
Johmson
University of Arizona
Secret Service
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