Laos Reds Shoot Down Second U S Navy Jet
Communist ground fire downed a second U S Navy Crusader jet over central Laos as monsoon weather hindered searches. Cmdr Doyle W Lynn was rescued, while Lt Charles F Klusmann parachuted to an unknown landing, raising urgency for recovery efforts amid Pentagon activity.
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Typhoid Peaks in Aberdeen as Booklet Issued
Aberdeen authorities distributed 30 000 copies of a 12 page guide on stopping typhoid amid a surge in cases. The city reported 402 total infections Sunday, 342 confirmed as typhoid, exceeding Britain's worst past outbreak. One death linked to the current surge.
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Reds Base Tension Over Laos
Washington faces lingering Southeast Asia urgency as Laos shifts ease. Johnson weighs bigger action if Red drive resumes while diplomacy advances on Poland's Laos mediation. Honolulu strategists warned of possible military moves should a broad Communist offensive occur. Five day forecast calls for warm spells with scattered showers and higher than normal temps in the region.
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Laos
Johnson
U.S
Asia
Dean Rusk
New York
State Department
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Indochina
Honolulu
Ohio
Viet Catholics rally banners denounce Lodge in Saigon
Thousands of Vietnamese Roman Catholics protested in downtown Saigon for three hours, carrying banners attacking U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Buddhism as an ally of communism. Organizers said anti Lodge banners were not authorized. Some placards expressed gratitude for U S aid against guerrillas.
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Buddhist Demonstration Gathers 40000 Amid Hue Clash After Diem Sentencing
Diem's Catholic regime faced a major Buddhist protest after an army officer sentenced for troops firing on Buddhists in Hue. The demonstration drew about 40,000 people, following eight deaths in the prior clash that sparked the campaign against Diem.
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Martin Luther King Cottage vandalized in St Augustine
Vandals smashed furniture and set bed clothing afire in a cottage rented for the summer by Dr. Martin Luther King. He said he may summon a nonviolent army for mass demonstrations.
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Martin Luther King
U.S. Aide Reports Cyprus Crisis Talks in London
U S Secretary of State George Ball met with British Foreign Secretary Richard Butler and other officials in London to discuss Cyprus tensions over Makarios conscription plans. They also addressed Laos Viet Nam issues and the Indonesia Malaysia dispute amid broader East West trade questions.
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High Court Denies Plea By Barnett
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its April 6 ruling against former Mississippi Governors Barnett and Johnson seeking a jury trial in contempt charges tied to defying the New Orleans Circuit Court over Meredith's 1962 admission to the University of Mississippi. The 5-4 decision leaves them to face trial before circuit judges.
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Christine Keeler Freed From Prison
Christine Keeler, 22, the red haired call girl who once shook the British government, was released from Holloway Prison today after serving six months of a nine month term for perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice.
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Christine Keeler
Holloway Prison
Dispatch Plant Shut By Strike
Union printers and mailers struck The Columbus Dispatch Printing Co. halting the afternoon edition. Mediation spokesman George Bell cited an entire economic package including a pension plan and job assignments as issues. Pickets faced the plant while editorial staff remained at work. potential effect on Morning Citizen Journal.
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Supreme Court rejects review of Communist Party registration case
The Supreme Court refused to hear arguments to overturn the U S Court of Appeals ruling upholding a conviction against the Communist Party USA for failure to register under the Internal Security Act. Justice White did not participate. The government sought reversal, arguing party officials may refuse registration if it would incriminate them.
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Warren Commission questions Ruby after Oswald killing
Chief Justice Earl Warren spent over three hours with Jack Ruby in Dallas County jail as the Warren Commission toured the Texas Book Depository, Oswald’s roominghouse, Ruby’s apartment, and the nearby theater and Tippit murder scene. Ruby denied knowing Oswald or any conspiracy.
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Jazz Pianist Meade Lux Lewis Killed in Crash
In Minneapolis a 58 year old Los Angeles pianist Meade Lux Lewis renowned boogie woogie master died in a highway collision after finishing a suburban night club engagement on Sunday. Passenger Jimmy Dobbins, 19, of Minneapolis, was fatally injured.
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Japanese Man Hiroshi Okamoto Becomes Rabbi
A 31 year old Japanese man Hiroshi Okamoto from Tokyo was ordained by Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion and is believed first of his race to become a rabbi. In England Lady Attlee dies from cerebral hemorrhage hours after collapse at home.
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Rhodes Seeks 68 GOP Convention Host In Cleveland
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes says a group is working to bring the 1968 Republican National Convention to Cleveland and he will work with any Democrats on the project. He has not been asked about the vice presidential bid while the San Francisco gathering nears. Ohio GOP chair Ray C. Bliss appears poised to become national chairman, with William Miller endorsing his candidacy.
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Johnson Annual Commencement Speech At Swarthmore
President Johnson defended federal power while urging 1964 graduates to embrace the world ahead. He rejected claims that government imperils liberty and pressed questions on civil rights and poverty, tying emancipation to full civil rights progress and an unconditional war on poverty.
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Johnson
Senate moves to end filibuster on civil rights bill
Thirty eight senators filed a petition to invoke cloture to end the Senate record filibuster against the House passed civil rights bill. The petition was sent by Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and will go to a vote one hour after the Senate meets on Wednesday.
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Senate
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Montana
Kate Smith Severely Slashed In Glass Door Accident
West Palm Beach Florida singer Kate Smith, 55, suffered deep cuts after walking through a plate glass door at a secluded home. Dr Walter R Newbern said twenty five stitches were needed to close the wounds following the Sunday incident connected to the recent death of her longtime manager and friend Ted Collins.
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Walter R. Newbern
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Ted Collins
Ohio weekend traffic deaths top Memorial Day toll
Ohio roads saw at least 20 traffic deaths from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight, higher than the 16 deaths over Memorial Day weekend. Two drownings and three other mishaps raise total weekend deaths to 25, with year to date traffic deaths at 293 and weekend accident deaths at 429.
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Ohio
Governors Fear Goldwater Nomination Hints Spark Moderates
Governors Nelson Rockefeller William Scranton and George Romney warned that if Barry Goldwater becomes the GOP nominee they may lose their big states in November. Scranton signaled openness to the race. Romney pledged to block Goldwater if his views diverge from party principles. Rockefeller stayed noncommittal, seeking a moderate platform compromise including civil rights.
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Nehrus ashes strewn as Indians mourn on Ganges
Thousands of grieving Indians flooded the Ganges to receive Nehru's ashes. A boat platform sank under the crowd as police used clubs to push back swimmers and crowd control failed. At least four died in a separate stampede, and about half a million gathered amid extreme heat.
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