Western leaders attend Adenauer rites in Bonn
Presidents Johnson and de Gaulle with Prime Minister Wilson headed Western leaders at the memorial service for Konrad Adenauer in Bonn. Kiesinger urged Germans to honor Adenauer by unifying Germany and Western Europe as funeral rites proceeded at Cologne Cathedral.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Harold
Wilson
Bundestag
de Gaulle
Heinrich Luebke
Europe
Rhineland
Cologne
Rheendorf
Rhine
Kiesinger
U S Planes Hit Haiphong and Hanoi In North Vietnam
Air strikes intensified targeting Haiphong and near Hanoi within 24 hours of MIG air field attacks. Four American planes were lost over the North with two MIGs reported shot down. Tass said five U S aircraft were down and one captured. In South Vietnam, ground fighting remained sporadic with Operation Manhattan ongoing and 18 enemy killed since Sunday. tensions rose as Lodge left Saigon for Bunker. China claimed two U S planes shot down near the border, denied by Saigon.
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North Vietnam
U.S
North
Tass
Haiphong
Hanoi
Manhattan
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ellsworth Bunker
China
Congress warns rail negotiators to settle in national interest
In Washington Congress threatens a law to end the deadlock in rail talks or face a nationwide strike. CAPE KENNEDY Florida reports rocket problems delaying five military satellite launches including two space sentries guarding the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Washington
Congress
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Greece’s new military government rounds up thousands
Athens reports a fresh wave of arrests by the coup authorities after soldiers seized hundreds in the first hours of the coup last Friday. The weekend roundups targeted many believed to be leftists as operations extend to the provinces.
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Athens
Greece
Actor Frank Overton Dies at 49 in California
Pacific Palisades report says Frank Overton film actor and co star of Twelve O Clock High died Monday of an apparent heart attack. He was 49 and appeared in early live TV dramas and films such as To Kill a Mockingbird and Dark at the Top of the Stairs.
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Pacific Palisades
Calif
Frank Overton
Tom Conway Die at 63 Remembered for Falcon Hero Roles
Culver City California Tom Conway a longtime film and television star died Saturday at age 63. He was known as the suave British accented hero of the Falcon series and had resurfaced publicly last year after being found ill and broke in a Venice California waterfront hotel.
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Culver City
Calif
Tom Conway
Conway
Public
Venice
Nelsonville high school students to attend vocational school
Superintendent announces that students from the new High School may attend Nelsonville vocational school. A town meeting in Logan will focus on school system issues. Middleport Council votes to install brighter street lights. Philadelphia wins NBA title while Cincinnati leads the National League.
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New High School
Nelsonville Vocational School
Middleport Council
Page
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Logan
Air strikes resume near Hanoi after zone ban ends
U S air attacks resumed on military targets near Hanoi ending a secret ban on strikes within about ten miles of the city center. F105 Thunderchiefs hit a railroad yard and a transformer site while officials weigh broader escalation and potential actions against MiG bases.
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Washington
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Westmoreland Warns Of Unpatriotic Protests At Home
General Westmoreland told The Associated Press meeting that there is no end in sight to the Vietnam war and the conflict will rely on maximum pressure to grind down the enemy. He urged support from Congress and governors for a White House briefing and joint session, while noting g low morale from domestic protests and antiwar actions outside the Waldorf Astoria. He welcomed bombing successes against MIG bases in North Vietnam and suggested craft may seek sanctuary in China, though at a disadvantage.
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New York
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Congress
Westmoreland
Associated Press
U.S
Johnson
White House
House
John W. McCormack
Waldorf-Astoria
North Vietnam
China
Final Tributes To Russian Cosmonaut Komarov
Moscow observes solemn tributes to Vladimir Komarov the first Soviet space program fatality as Nikolai Podgorny and Alexei Kosygin head guard of honor. The urn was placed in the Red Banner Hall with a hero's funeral planned for Red Square. A commission will investigate the crash of Soyuz 1 amid limited public disclosure. U S space officials expressed sympathy and noted renewed talk of cooperation, though doubts remain.
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vladimir Komarov
Komarov
Red Banner
Red Square
Kremlin
Kovarov
Voskhod
Supreme Soviet
American Astronaut Corps
U.S
Soviet Union
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Johnson
Brezhnev Urges U S Withdrawal From Europe
Brezhnev renews Soviet push for U S withdrawal from Europe and Mediterranean bases. He tells 24 European Communist parties in Karlovy Vary that foreign bases must end and calls for closing espionage centers and other American setups in West Germany and Western Europe.
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Karlovy Vary
Czechoslovakia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Europe
Mediterranean
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
West Germany
Rhodes Defends Ohio Bond Commission Hopeful Charter
Gov. James A. Rhodes told about 800 Hamilton County Republicans in Cincinnati that opposition to the Ohio Bond Commission is personal and not constitutional. An attorney urged the Ohio Supreme Court to reconsider its May ballot ruling. Lawmakers warned CBC would cost taxpayers 65 million annually for 40 years. In New York the NYSE named Robert W. Haack president of the National Association of Securities Dealers.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio Bond Commission
Gress
Ohio
Rhodes
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
John Andrews
CBC
Afl—Cio
Democratic State Committee
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Rankin Gibson
Supreme Court
John Foreman
Frank W. King
Toledo
Frank R. Porkony
Cleveland
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Robert W. Haack
National Association of Securities Dealers
Rehiring of Curran Ends Catholic University Walkout
The Rev. Charles Curran, dismissed last week for questioning views, is reinstated with his former job and a promotion to associate professor effective Sept. 1. The five day student faculty boycott ends and classes resume. Archbishop O'Boyle announced the concession to a cheering crowd of students.
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Patrick J. O'Boyle
Washington
University
Passover Prompted Early Absentee Ballot Privilege in Ohio
Orthodox Jews observing Passover in Ohio May 2 will be allowed to vote absentee before the holiday delays. The House approved an emergency bill granting ballots to those whose religious beliefs prevent voting next Tuesday, with deadlines set to 4 pm Thursday and noon Friday. The measure passed unanimously despite a heated debate on timing and religious rights.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
James A. Rhodes
Robert C. Carpenter
Seneca
Keith McNamara
Franklin
Carpenter
McNamara
Frank K. Pokorny
Cleveland, Cuyahoga
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