Lodge warns antiwar protests prolong Vietnam war
SAIGON UPI Henry Cabot Lodge ends his second tour as U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam warning home anti war demonstrations are the biggest single factor prolonging the war. He says Hanoi misreads signs as disunity and predicts the war will end de facto without formal negotiations as Ellsworth Bunker moves to replace him.
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Saigon
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Lodge
Washington
Ellsworth Bunker
Johnson and de Gaulle attend Adenauer funeral in Cologne
Johnson and de Gaulle sat side by side at Konrad Adenauer’s funeral in Cologne’s cathedral. Josef Cardinal Frings led the Requiem Mass as tens of thousands filled streets and Bonn residents mourned the first chancellor of West Germany.
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Cologne
Germany
UPI
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
Konrad Adenauer
Josef Cardinal Frings
West Germany
de Gaulle
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Bonn
Bundestag
Bundstag
Heinrich Luebke
Probate notices for Bruty Longwell and Brown estates
Public notices announce probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Katheryn Louise Bruty Loran W Longwell and Charles Brown. An administrator is appointed for the Alberta L Evans estate.
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Katheryn Louise Bruty
Loran W. Longwell
Charles Brown
Alberta
L. Evans
Johnson backs area school funding plan
DES MOINES UPI Superintendent Paul Johnston defended the area school program during a Senate hearing. He said state aid was clearly defined and cautioned against deficit budgeting while noting controversy over the 1965 transition that brought community colleges under area control. The hearing precedes Senate debate on future program direction.
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DES Moines
UPI
Paul Johnston
Johnston
Iowa Senate
Department of Public Instruction
Senate
Andrew Rommelt
D - Dubuque
State of
Iowa
Frommelt
Eugene Hill
Newton
Hill
President Johnson weeps at Adenauer funeral rites
In Cologne at Konrad Adenauer’s funeral world leaders gathered as the flag draped coffin left the cathedral. President Johnson openly wept while President de Gaulle remained stoic, reflecting the close alliance and reconciliation forged between postwar Germany and its western partners.
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Cologne
Germany
UPI
Johnson
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
France
Prisoners exiled to Greek islands under curfew
Greece's coup regime moved hundreds of political prisoners to desolate Aegean islands Yara St Efstratios and Makroyiannis after a night curfew. Gunfire was heard as soldiers discouraged onlookers during the transfer from Piraeus. Prisoners face detention without trial under emergency regulations.
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Athens
UPI
Greece
Piraeus
Yara
St. Efstratios
Makroyiannis
Aegean Sea
U S Planes War Over North Vietnam Second Day
US aircraft pressed the air war over Hanoi and Haiphong for a second day, battling MIGs and claiming several aerial losses on both sides. Beijing accused US flights over China with reported downings, while Moscow cited Hanoi Radio on captured pilots and air losses. In South Vietnam a Marine platoon faced a nine hour clash with North Vietnamese troops, leaving 12 Marines dead and 17 wounded.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Secon
Peking Radio
China
Red Air Force
Peking
Navy
Moscow
Tass
South Vietnam
Ho Hum Drug Aid Leaks To Viet Cong In War Economy
Senate hearings reveal drug and medical aid bound for South Vietnam still reaching Viet Cong via ports and markets amid a war with no fronts. Poats asserts illicit imports profited by intermediaries. bolsters claims of aid program abuses amid late 1965 U.S. buildup and loss of control. Also mentions Fine Arts Festival at Washington High with 60 students displaying work and a concert by the band and choir Thursday evening.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Rutherford M. Poats
Johnson
Agency For International Development
AID
Senate
Poats
Birch Bayh
D-ind
John L. McClellan
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Nancy Bower
Washington High School
Carlton Bump
Alan Bergstrom
Jesse Knight
Journal
Helen Gilbert
State to buy Valley Bank Building in Des Moines
Gov. Harold E. Hughes announced federal officials accept a 400000 offer from Iowa to purchase the Valley Bank Building in downtown Des Moines. A bill will seek appropriation to fund the purchase intended to relieve state office space shortages and house the Iowa Commerce Commission initially.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Valley Bank
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Federal General Services Administration
GSA
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa Dismisses New Orleans Warrant For McMaines
A fugitive from justice complaint against Mrs Lillie McMaines in the Kennedy assassination probe was dismissed in Omaha Municipal Court after she refused to leave Iowa to appear. Nebraska Atty Donald Knowles argued a bond obligation. Hawkins said her presence would risk her safety and that she is now Iowa-based. Garrison seeks her as a material witness. Russo testified she and he attended a party with Ferrie Oswald and Shaw.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Lillie McMaines
New Orleans
Iowa
Douglas County
Donald Knowles
John E. Clark
Sandra Moffett
Jim Garrison
McMaines
Garrison
Perry Russo
Lex Hawkins
Des Moines
Knowles
Nebraska
Hawkins
Russo
William Ferrie
Lee Harvey Oswald
Clay Shaw
Kennedy
Weather forecast for Iowa with hard freeze likely
United Press International reports a hard freeze warning for western and northern Iowa tonight. Cloudy and colder conditions with rain or snow likely, snow accumulation possibly one to three inches. Near freezing temperatures southeast. Wednesday brings rain or snow east and south ending during the day, otherwise partly cloudy. Lows tonight range from the 20s in the west and north to 32 in the southeast. Wednesday highs in the 40s. Outlook for Thursday is partly cloudy and slightly warmer.
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United Press International
Iowa
Watchman fires near Southern University protest
In Baton Rouge a night watchman fired a shotgun to warn demonstrators at Southern University. Seven students were wounded by ricocheting pellets, all reportedly superficial, as about 1,500 students protested over rehire of three professors and campus restrictions. Names of injured students were listed by hospital. Security perimeter was set as campus demonstrations continued despite the shooting.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPI
East Baton Rouge Parish
Bryan Clemmons
Southern University
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
Clemmons
Linda Revel
Rosemary Jones
Cheryl Bamba
Ebenezter Lee
Percy Harvey
Emmett Robertson
Julius Jefferson
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