Adlai Hits Red Rap At LBJ
San Francisco AP report on the U.N. anniversary session where Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko accused U.S. actions in Vietnam and the Caribbean of violating the U.N. Charter. Adlai E. Stevenson defended the United States and urged peace, while U Thant warned against Cold War policy and called for a pledge to halt violence.
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San Francisco
Soviet Union
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
U.N
Fedorenko
Southeast Asia
Dominican Republic
Stevenson
Caribbean
Republic of
Thant
Roger Seydoux
West Point Graduate Discharged After Refusing Vietnam Duty
Lt. Richard B. Steinke a 1962 West Point graduate from Milwaukee was court martialed in Okinawa for refusing a front line assignment in South Vietnam. He questioned the war’s value and was discharged with all pay and allowances after a guilty verdict. The Army noted his sane but adjusted status and no return plans were announced.
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Milwaukee Federal Building
Richard Steinke
Milwaukee
Okinawa
U.S
Viet Nam
Tokyo
West Point
Richard B. Steinke
Wis
Naha
U.S. Army
Steinke
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Camp Gia Vac
North Carolina
Conrad Courtney
United States
Spectacular July 4 Fireworks Set for Dick Bivins Stadium
The most spectacular show in Amarillo is scheduled for Saturday July 3 at Dick Bivins Stadium starting 8 45 p m with Norman Burnett of Enid Oklahoma assembling ground and aerial displays for more than 40 000 spectators. A Golden Spread Air Force Band concert begins at 7 p m with the first aerial salute at 8 45 p m. Weather could shift the start earlier if conditions allow.
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Dick Bivins
Norman Burnett
Enid
Okla
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Golden Spread Air Force Band
Afro-Asian Summit Postponed Amid Algerian Turmoil
The Afro Asian Summit Conference was postponed to November 5 in Algiers following the Ben Bella overthrow and a bombing at Palais des Nations. Foreign ministers will meet October 28 for final preparations. Police and army secured the scene with up to 40 injured.
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Algiers
APS
China
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Red China
Ethiopia
Algeria
Ahmed Saidi
Ketema Yifra
Pakistan
Palais Des Nations
Moon Voyagers Named for Houston Scientist Astronaut group
Six scientist astronauts were chosen for moon missions including two physicists two professionals in electronics one geologist and one physician. The Houston Chronicle first reported the names with confirmation from NASA officials. The six are F Curtis Michel Owen K Garriott Edward G Gibson Duane E Graveline Harrison H Schmitt and Joseph P Kerwin.
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Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
U S Cites Solidarity On Viet Nam Crisis
The United States declared that North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong cannot intimidate or deter American support for South Viet Nam. Following the reprisal execution of Sgt Harold G Bennett and the My Canh restaurant bombing, Washington pledged strengthened resolve and continued aid to prevent a Communist takeover.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Hanoi Radio
Harold G. Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Nguyen Cao
Nguyen van Thieu
A. Alexis Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Taylor
Thieu-Ky
Tran van Dang
Laos
Dong Xoai
Tou Marong
Kontum
Due Toa
Washington
United States
State Department
Hanoi
Reds
Harold G Bennett
North Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
Liberation Front
Bennett
My Canh
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Johnson
Weather Preview for the Week in 1965
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Monday with some late afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms. Temperatures peak near 90 degrees in the region. Full details appear on page 2.
Samaritan Hero Defends Victim on New York Subway
In New York a 42 year old former Hungarian fighter Joseph Juhasz was injured but in fair condition after helping Thomas Oliver 34 fend off three assailants on a subway. Oliver was sliced on the face and three teens Lloyd Mc Quillan Lorenzo Knox and Sylvester McRae were arrested on assault charges. The incident followed insults to Mrs Oliver and comes amid public debate over bystander intervention sparked by Kitty Genovese's 1964 murder.
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New York News
NEW York
Joseph Juhasz
Juhasz
Thomas Oliver
Kitty Genovese
Queens
Alabama Prelate Shifts Civil Rights Priest From Selma Parish
In Selma Alabama Reverend Maurice Quellet a 38 year old priest active in voter registration and civil rights work was transferred at the request of Archbishop Thomas J Toolen. The Edmundite Fathers headquarters in Winooski Vermont became his new post after Toolen expressed displeasure with his work among Negroes. Quellet said he had supported vote registration mass meetings and clinics while operating with Toolens permission.
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Selma
Ala
Thomas J. Toolen
Mobile - Birmingham
Maurice Quellet
Saint Elizabeth's
The
Edmundite Fathers
Winooski
Toolen
Quellet
Hollywood Star Die on Boat Near Champerico
Police towed a boat into Port Champerico with the body of Hollywood star Steve Cochran. He had been dead about 10 days. An autopsy will be performed. Three women aboard were held in preventive detention. Cochran's body to be flown to Guatemala City by air force plane. The boat drifted from his death until Friday. no further details were available.
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Guatemala City
Steve Cochran
Port Champerico
Cochran
Vacation Pack Offered by Circulation Department
Advertises a vacation pack service by the circulation department asking readers to call DR6 4488 to request the package while away. Mentions Andy Capp and other features saved for vacation period.
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Andy Capp
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