King Plans New Selma March After Violence Clash
In Selma Alabama a planned march to Montgomery turned violent as state troopers and Dallas County deputies used tear gas night sticks and firearms to disperse about 400 protesters seeking civil rights. About 41 Negroes were injured as the crowd tried to advance toward the bridge and church area. King remained in Atlanta. a federal injunction to halt Tuesday's march was planned while Bevel and Williams urged continued action for voting rights.
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Marines Likely to Face Ground Fighting in Vietnam
Washington dispatch notes two Marine battalions could bring US ground combat to South Vietnam for the first time, with potential clashes near De Nang and patrols around the air and naval base complex. Analysts view the deployment as a signal to Red North Vietnam and Red China, while warning of risks to US prestige if Marines suffer setbacks.
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Johnson asks Congress to ban mail order guns nationwide
President Johnson urged Congress to ban mail order firearms and tighten drug controls as part of a broad crime battle. He proposed limits on interstate firearms shipments, civil commitment for drug users, and softened mandatory minimums while noting crime is partly a state issue.
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Mission: To Secure Da Nang Air Base
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Marines deployed to Da Nang are there to secure the air base and not to engage in pacification operations. He noted US forces will defend themselves if attacked and urged allied support while insisting negotiations must follow evidence that North Vietnam will halt its actions.
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Town of Taiwell Bonds Plan for 900000 Issue
A page 1B story notes a 900000 bond issue bound for Taiwell to fund progress. Passage would raise taxes to support the project, with details on the town and its need for development.
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Arabs react to Bonn offer as West Germany weighs Israel ties
Arab League in Cairo debated West Germanys plan to establish diplomatic relations with Israel. Iraq recalled its ambassador and threatened action, while Jordan's King Hussein spoke with Bonns envoy. Israel welcomed the move but some officials hoped for broader Arab unity and a guarded German stance amid Nasser Ulbricht crisis.
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FDA Seizures Over False Kennedy's Mixture Ads
FDA agents seize 36 bottles and file a complaint in York District Court against York Drug Co of York, charging Kennedy's Mixture with false ulcer treatment claims and dangerous, inadequate usage directions. The Charlotte case highlights federal action against misleading stomach medicine ads and distribution.
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Legislature Debates Business Law Reform and Court System
Proposals to redesign North Carolina lower courts and rewrite commercial laws are slated for introduction early this week. Public hearings on capital punishment and daylight saving time also loom, with lawmakers predicting fireworks as debates unfold.
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Teenagers Die At Crossing In North Carolina Traffic Toll
The Associated Press reports multiple weekend fatalities in North Carolina including four teens killed at a railroad crossing and a 12 year old son of a Durham High School basketball coach. Other deaths include seven traffic victims and a man shot during a burglary in Charlotte.
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Relatives Protest Treatment Of Petersburg Soldier Death
The family of Pvt. Willie Fobbs Jr from Petersburg calls for a formal investigation into his death at Ft Gordon hospital. They allege illness was mischaracterized as non serious and say crucial information about his brain tumor was withheld from them, while Army spokesmen say they will review the case.
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