Ky Encounters Demonstrators During Australia Visit
South Vietnam Premier Nguyen Cao Ky met antiwar demonstrators in Canberra on day two of a five day Australian trip. He also spoke with Prime Minister Harold Holt and addressed the Australian National Press Club amid protests and supportive cheers. He cited civilian casualties and Viet Cong actions as he defended U S bombing and questioned broader war coverage.
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Canberra
Australia
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
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Vietnam
Butcher’s Block
Harold Holt
Parliament House
LBJ
Australian National Press Club
North Vietnam
Kennedy Receives $2 Haircut Offer From New York Reader
A New Yorker sent Senator Robert F. Kennedy two dollars for a haircut to improve the Empire State image after a State of the Union broadcast. Emanuel F. Manheimer of Ossining said Kennedy’s bushy hair bothered him and noted he is a lifelong New Yorker. Kennedy’s office acknowledged steady mail on the topic, with some funds redirected to charity. Dirksen joked about Kennedy’s look in the Senate chambers.
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Washington
Empire State
Robert F. Kennedy
Emanuel F. Manheimer
Ossining
N.Y
Kennedy
Johnson
Manheimer
New York Democrat
New York
State Park
EBM ‘Associates
Kenedy
Mannheimer
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Bobby
Dirksen
Names of All Sorts Answer to Previous Puzzle
A brief note reveals the solution to a prior word puzzle by listing a mix of personal names and surnames. It highlights common first names and diverse last names, suggesting a themed compilation rather than a single solution entry.
Not a Member Yet Swiss Role in U.N. Agencies Cited
Although Switzerland is not a U.N. member it participates in related bodies such as the International Labour Organization and the World Health Organization.
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Switzerland
The
U.N
Organization
International Labor Organization
World Health Organization
Guards Use Guns Tear Gas to Prevent Prison Riot at San Quentin
At San Quentin 2800 inmates split into white Mexican American and Negro groups in a yard standoff. Guards fired rifles shotguns and tear gas to halt the clash as 21 hours passed, with burns, wounds, and faint gunfire before inmates were moved back to cells and the prison declared secure.
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San Quentin
Calif
Wareden James W. L. Park
Apple Tree Tops Broadway Credits Shuffle
New York AP reports Broadway musical The Apple Tree credits shuffle monthly with Barbara Harris, Larry Blyden, and Alan Alda appearing above the title. After one month Blyden leads, then Alda, then Harris, as publicity boards and programs rotate display order.
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New York
Barbara Harris
Larry Blyden
Alan Alda
Lyden
Hext Alda
Miss Harris
Graeham Reframes Evangelism Using Soft Drink Parable
Evangelist Billy Graeham writes supporters with a parable about a world reaching soft drink availability by 1971. He compares corporate distribution goals to spreading Christian faith and asks why the church cannot use modern methods.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Billy Graeham
Comppany
Christian Church
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