1966: 25,000 Participate in Freedom March
From the archives of The International Herald Tribune: 25,000 attend “freedom” march in Mississippi in June, 1966.
1966: 25,000 Participate in Freedom March
From the archives of The International Herald Tribune: 25,000 attend “freedom” march in Mississippi in June, 1966.
1966: U.K. Keeps Troops in Far East
From the archives of the International herald Tribune: In June 1966, the U.K. keeps troops in Far East.
1966: Da Nang Revolt Seen As Virtually Crushed
From the International Herald Tribune archives: South Vietnam crushes a Buddhist-led rebellion in 1966.
1966: Strike Starts to Hurt Britain
From the International Herald Tribune archives: A national seamen’s strike begins in Britain in 1966.
1966: Buddhists Would ‘Neutralize’ Key Areas
From the International Herald Tribune archives: Buddhist leaders in Vietnam intend to propose a political settlement in 1966.
1966: U.N. Authorizes Blockade of Rhodesia Oil
From the International Herald Tribune archives: The Security Council authorizes Britain to blockade tankers carrying oil for Rhodesia in 1966.