Manila summit talks begin
MANILA —(UPI)— President Johnson told his Asian colleagues at the Manila summit conference today he hoped their deliberations would provide "new fuel for the cause of peace in Southeast Asia."
The President spoke at the end of the first day's meetings after a
Educator found dead
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—(UPI) The television set was on in the living room and the lights burned brightly.
Such was the scene when Norma Jeanette Sims, 17, came home late Saturday night.
MOMENTS later she discovered a carnage in the master bedroom.
a change in the man's life.
Her father, Robert W. Sims, 42,
a state education official and
nationally known as a computer
expert, was fatally wounded on the
blood-splattered floor. Her 12-
year-old sister, Joy, was dead.
Her mother was barely clinging to
life.
All were victims of a crime without apparent reason and authorities were left today "without suspect and without clue."
Mrs. Sims was in critical condition today.
STUDENTS PROTEST
JAMMU, India—(UPI)—Indian army troops patrolled the tense streets of Jammu today as a student strike against all city schools and colleges entered its seventh day.
The students were striking to protest police action in opening fire on a demonstration last week in which four students were killed and several others wounded.
tough-turkey military briefing from Gen. William C. Westmoreland, U.S. commander in Saigon, who reportedly asked for more troops in Viet Nam.
The leaders of the seven nations fighting the Communists there met in five hours of closed sessions after a formal opening ceremony in which Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos called on North Viet Nam to accept the hand of conciliation.
"We must establish peace in Asia."
Daily Kansan Monday, October 24,1966
MARCOS SOUNDED the key-
note theme:
Westmoreland, America's military commander, warned that "the
war is far from over" and that he expectd a new Red offensive of considerable size before the November elections in the United States.
Westmoreland was said to have recommended that more troops from the allied nations and the United States should be sent into Viet Nam.
OLDEST STAKE RACE
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.—(UPI)—The Travers Run at the Saratoga track is the oldest stake race in the country. Kentucky, carrying 100 pounds, won the inaugural in 1864.
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SAIGON — (UPI) — North Vietnamese troops today attacked a U.S. Marine command post just south of the Demilitarized Zone while in the south. A pistol packing woman Viet Cong terrorist strolled into a peaceful Sunday morning market place crowd.
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