Top U S Team In Asia Talks
Secret talks open at Pacific Command headquarters over Pearl Harbor viewing Southeast Asia crisis. Key officials including Dean Rusk Henry Cabot Lodge and Robert S McNamara attend as Laos crisis deepens and Johnson awaits military recommendation against North Vietnam.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Laos
Pathet Lao
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Pearl Harbor
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
Record Toll Hits Memorial Day Holiday Weekend
The Memorial Day weekend saw 415 highway deaths from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, with belated reports likely to raise the final toll. The 78 hour period surpassed the 371 deaths set in 1958 and matched National Safety Council estimates. Ohio recorded at least 16 fatalities, below officials’ 23 forecast.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Ohio
Reds End Laotian Coalition as Pathet Lao Breaks With Souvanna
The Pathet Lao severed ties with neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma and withdrew its last officials from Vientiane. It declared Souvanna no longer premier and hinted at a rival Communist government in Laos now controlled by the Pathet Lao and dissident neutralists.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Soukvongsack
Khampheuane Tounalon
United States
National Union
Tokyo
Subways Terror by Teen Gangs Roils New York City
Weekend raids by about 20 to 25 teen youths, many drunk, disrupted a Coney Island bound subway, a Prospect Park area train, and a lower Manhattan line injuring and robbing passengers. Five attackers knifed a youth. a white teacher was killed in Crown Heights. Hasidic Jews form private radio-car patrol to curb violence.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Coney Island
Earllier
Prospect Park
Clifford Renaus
Staten Island
Manhattan
Charlotte Lipsik
Crown Heights
Brookyn
Supreme Court vacates Alabama NAACP ban in state
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled to reverse the Montgomery County Circuit Court order barring the NAACP from intrastate business in Alabama. Justice Harlan directed a prompt decree by the Alabama Supreme Court to permit the NAACP to qualify to do business in Alabama.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John M. Harlan
Montgomery County
Ala
NAACP
Harlan
High Tribunal
Alabama Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Mother of Viet Nam helicopter victim says death senseless
Mrs. Marietta Zehe of Thompson speaks for her son Pfc. Albert L. Shimek 29 in Madison after his April 11 CH21 helicopter crash killed eight Americans and eight Vietnamese. She calls for full disclosure of his unit role and the aid from home while noting his readiness to sacrifice. Shimek served as a medical corpsman, had been in Viet Nam 16 days.
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Madison
Viet Nam
Marietta Zehe
Thompson
U. S
Pfc
Albert L. Shimek
Stephen Ailes
Shimek
Judge Hears Ruby Lawyers
Dist. Judge Joe B. Brown considers a sanity hearing for Jack Ruby as lawyers discuss his mental health. A jury found Ruby knew right from wrong when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald during a jail transfer on November 24.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dixie Man In Cups Arrested For Public Intoxication
Syracuse police arrested a man on a downtown street Sunday night charged with public intoxication. The man identified by police as Southern Drinker.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ohio Couple Killed In Plane Crash Near Mansfield
A Mansfield couple Ar mour Caraway Rice 51 and Rosemarie Rice 28 died when a light plane crashed in a Richland County pasture about 15 miles south of Mansfield. Their sons Randy 7 Armour Jr 8 were treated at Mansfield General Hospital in good condition. The crash reportedly involved a tree and the cause is under investigation. The boys walked to I 71 to seek help.
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Here
Richland County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Armour Caraway Rice
Rosemarie Rice
Randy
Armour Jr
Mansfield General Hospital
Arkansas
Teddy's Wife Loses Baby in Miscarriage
Washington Mrs. Edward M. Kennedy 27 wife of the Massachusetts senator lost an expected baby to miscarriage today. The couple previously endured a miscarriage in May 1963. They have two children Kara 4 and Edward M Jr 3.
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Pmrs
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Prayer ruling overturned in Miami school dispute
The Supreme Court reversed a Florida court ruling that allowed Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in Miami public schools, overturning an earlier decision that upheld the practice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Miami
Consular Agreement Signed Between United States and Soviet Union
Moscow reports the United States and the Soviet Union signed a consular agreement to establish reciprocal consulates and grant access rights for Americans detained in the USSR. The pact, hailed by President Johnson as a significant step, awaits ratification and includes property transfer and consular immunity provisions.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Rights Bill Passage Seen
The Senate begins a pivotal month in the 1964 civil rights debate after Memorial Day recess. Democratic Leader Mansfield hopes to vote on cloture by June 10, with a two thirds vote required to halt Southern obstruction and move toward passage.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Supreme Court OK's Ohio Fair Trade Act
The article reports on Ohio's Fair Trade Act being upheld by the Supreme Court. It notes the political climate around the act, with attackers charging smears and responsibility debates as voters prepare for upcoming state actions. Key figures referenced include Ohio officials and national party dynamics shaping the trade policy landscape.
Supreme Court OKs Ohio Fair Trade Act ruling
The Supreme Court upholds Ohio’s 1959 Fair Trade Act as constitutional in a 8-1 decision, affirming state price fixing for resale. Justice Goldberg notes McGuire Act approval. Harlan dissents. Ohio officials hail the ruling as boosting small businesses and competition.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
J. Gordon Peltier
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Peltier
Jack Kirwin
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Assn
Kirwin
Washington
Supreme Court
Hudson Distributors, Inc
Cleveland
Hudson
Upjohn Co
Eli Lilley & Co
Arthur J. Goldberg
John M. Harlan
Goldberg
Congress
Supreme Court of Ohio
Harlan
High Tribunal
Nations respond to Viet Nam aid call
President Johnson seeks broader support for South Viet Nam with aid from 18 nations. The United States provides about 97 percent of South Viet Nam’s external aid and will remain the main contributor. Other countries promise economic, technical and medical help, mainly for rural needs, beyond the U S military and economic support.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
U. S
Five Die In Buffalo Fire In Central Park District
A mother and four children perished when a fast moving blaze leveled a single story frame home in Buffalo's Central Park district early today.
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Buffalo
Central Park District
Six Ohioans Rescued In Lake Erie Drama
In Lake Erie off Euclid Beach and Gem Beach near Catawba Island, six Ohioans were saved after a boat capsized. Raymond Melvin 31 and his 7 year old son clung to the hull while three others assisted, Melvin dogpaddled to summon help and led rescuers to the others. Loyde Hagerman 37 leaped to save his son Michael and another rescuer pulled both from the water after Hagerman collapsed, both pulled to safety with no hospitalization.
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Lake Erie
Raymond C. Melvin
Melvin
Charles Poling
Walter H. Hansen
Euclid Beach
Loyde Hagerman
Akron
Michael
Gem Beach
Catawba Island
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