Philippines leader backs U.S. bases to resist Communists
President Diosdado Macapagal told the Associated Press the United States should keep its bases in the Philippines and warned that pulling out would aid Communists. He cited past incidents at Clark and debates on revising the bases agreement while stressing strong Philippine-U.S. friendship and regional security stakes in Viet Nam.
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Diosdado Macapagal
United States
Philippines
United Nations
Macapagal
Associated Press
U. S
William McCormick Blair Jr
Philip
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Viet Nam
SEATO
United States Philippines
Fulbright urges cease-fire plan draws Dirksen opposition
Senate debate over a temporary suspension of U S bombings in North Vietnam drew sharp lines as Fulbright called for a pause to help peace talks, while Dirksen sided with Johnson and McNamara against a halt. The clash reflected tensions over escalation and U S strategy in Vietnam.
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Dirksen
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
U. S
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Associated Press
Arkansas Democrat
Johnson
Great Britain
Illinois Republican
Ex Professor Gullum, 79, Dies After Ill Health
Professor emeritus of chemistry at Ohio University Frank B. Gullum died Monday at Shelter ing Arms Hospital at age 79. He retired in 1955 after 37 years on the Ohio U. faculty and had coached multiple sports. Gullum was a Delta Tau Delta adviser and served on health and education boards. Arrangements are by Hughes funeral home.
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Frank B. Gullum
Ohio University
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gullum
Lancaster St
Ohio U
Ohio State
Beta Chapter
Delta Tau Delta
Health and Education
Hughes Funeral Home
Nine U S Army helicopters shot down near Qui Nhon
Communist gunners down two U S Army helicopters and damage another killing nine Americans in the Qui Nhon area 10 miles north of the city. Eight others including four officers and four gunners died in one craft. The operation continued as U S jets and bombers targeted North Viet Nam routes and cities while leaflets were dropped over seven towns. Marines reported two wounded and in good condition.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Nhon
Binh Dinh
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Oe Ee Aeagee
Marian Anderson’s Farewell Carnegie Hall Concert
Marian Anderson closes a storied career with a farewell performance at Carnegie Hall before 2900 fans. The Negro contralto, ages 63, sang Handel, Haydn, and Schubert with relaxed control, delivering four encores as the audience roared Brava.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Marian Anderson
United States
Europe
Asia
Flood waters flood five states as dikes held and levees strain
Floods from the Mississippi and afflicting five states forced sandbagging around the clock along the Mississippi River from Minnesota to Illinois. The Weather Bureau noted some rivers cresting and receding while Illinois and Missouri leaders planned aerial flood inspections.
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Winona
Minn
Associated Press
Mississippi River
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Cairo
Ill
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Hannibal
Quincey
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Missouri
Otto Kerner
Warren E. Hearnes
Two
East Mo
School Bus Hearings Near End in Ohio Legislature
Columbus reports four school bus bills nearing conclusion after five Education Committee hearings. The leading measure from Citizens for Education Freedom would require boards to transport parochial and private pupils, facing opposition over church-state separation. Other bills would allow boards to provide service and push the issue to a statewide ballot.
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Columbus
House
Rep
B. A. Broughton
Rgeauga
Education
Citizens For Education Freedom
CEF
Explorer Piccard Plans Gulf Stream Voyage From Florida
Dr Jacques Piccard announced plans for a six week research drift voyage from Florida to Newfoundland aboard the Auguste Piccard to study marine life and the Continental Shelf depths up to 1000 feet while filming. He and eight companions expect to drift with Gulf Stream currents using a mesoscoph submarine to observe potential Soviet activity and currents.
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Port ST. Lucie
Fila
Gulf Stream
Florida
Newfoundland
Piccard
Auguste Piccard
Korea Orders Army To Halt Student Riots
South Korea plans to deploy the army to quell student demonstrations if police fail to control the crowds. Defense officials say an understanding on troop use was reached with UN Command head General Hamilton Howze who has operational control of Korean forces.
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Seoul
South Korea
Japan
High Defense Ministry
U. S
Hamilton H. Howze
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Chicago
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Texas
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Dearborn
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