Maryland votes tomorrow in heated Democratic primary
Senator Daniel Brewster ends bid to block Gov. George Wallace in Maryland’s Democratic presidential primary Tuesday after a Baltimore campaign tour with Senator Edward Kennedy. Wallace appears at a Baltimore area rally as Kennedy and Brewster draw about 3000 supporters amid pro and anti Wallace signs.
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George C. Wallace
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Edward M. Kennedy
Wallace
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Bama
Kennedy
Brewster
Danny Brewster
America
Johnson
Indiana
Wisconsin
Alabama
Sen
Daniel Brewster
Red Aid Sought On Laos by U S in Crisis Warning
The United States told the Soviet Union Britain and Asian allies that a breakdown of Laos neutrality could spark a Southeast Asian crisis. Secretary of State Rusk met with Soviet, British and other ambassadors to seek support to preserve the Geneva Laos accord and halt Communist advances in Plaine des Jarres.
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United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Rusk
Moscow
London
Geneva
Viet Nam
India
Poland
Canada
International Control Commission
Coleman reelected Ohio Democratic state chairman
William L. Coleman was re-elected to a fifth two year term as state Democratic chairman by the central committee in Columbus. The committee also nominated Harry R. Meredith of Lima for central committee chairman after Stephen M. Young withdrew opposition last week.
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Columbus
William L. Coleman
Central Committee
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Coleman
Harry R. Meredith
Lima
House Unit OKs Space and Veterans Bills for 1964
The House Appropriations Committee approved 5.2 billion dollars for space programs and 5.4 billion for veterans programs. The measures are part of a 13.319 billion omnibus bill funding 25 federal agencies for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The panel cut federal personnel funding and the total is 6.5 percent below President Johnson’s request. An extra 25 thousand dollars was voted for Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s expenses amid sympathy mail following the former president’s assassination.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Weekend Accidents Kill 19 In State
Nine teens died in Ohio over the weekend with 13 traffic fatalities, 3 drownings, and 3 misc losses reported between Friday evening and Sunday night. The toll adds to this year’s high weekend death total in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Goldwater Leads With 2387 Votes
The Associated Press surveys show Barry Goldwater far ahead of rivals for the Republican nomination eight weeks before the convention with 287 votes to date. Scranton 67, Lodge 43, Rockefeller 28, Smith 15, Niven 7. Maryland primary Tuesday and six state conventions follow. Republican meets in Arkansas Alaska and Illinois. Democrats in North Carolina Rhode Island and Iowa.
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Associated Press
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Richard M. Niven
Maryland
Arkansas
Alaska
Illinois
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Iowa
Greek Turkish Cypriots ease tensions at Famagusta borders
In Famagusta Greek and Turkish Cypriots dismantled border gun posts as tensions eased. Turkish Cypriot longshoremen returned to docks to work with Greeks, following shootings of two Greek officers and a policeman and later kidnappings of 32 Turks. UN mediator Sakkari Toimoja urged Vice President Fazil Kuchuk to share views on settling Cyprus communal strife.
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Cyprus
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Sakkari Tuomioja
Fazil Kuchuk
Kuchuk
Vocational High School Under Study in County
The future of the proposed vocational high school hinges on a June steering committee meeting led by County School Supt. T. C. Porter. Each district reports local sentiment as committees have sampled opinion since April 2. If supported, a nine member working panel will draft plans for state and public approval.
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Comittee
Porter
Bolton Asks Probe Of Helicopters In South Vietnam
Rep. Oliver P. Bolton asks the House Armed Services Committee to include helicopter performance in its probe of obsolete equipment reports used by U S forces in South Vietnam. He cites Pfc. Albert L. Shimek of Unionville Ohio killed when his helicopter lost its tail assembly, plus other deaths in the same crash.
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Washington
Oliver P. Bolton
R-Ohio
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Bolton
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Albert L. Shimek
Unionville
Ohio
Plane Lands Safely at Lockbourne AFB
Capt. Don M. Mortensen of Columbus and the 164th Tactical Fighter Squadron piloted an F84F to a safe landing on a foam covered runway at Lockbourne Air Force Base after the aircraft developed landing gear trouble Sunday.
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Columbus
Don M. Mortensen
164Th Tactical Fighter
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Here
Clergy March On Capitol Pressing Civil Rights Bill
A silent march on Capitol Hill drew about 200 clergy and laypeople from 41 states and D C to urge prompt Senate action on the civil rights bill. Led by Very Rev Francis B Sayre the group gathered after a prayer service and planned strategy with aides to Senators Humphrey and Kuchel before marching toward the Capitol.
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States
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
Senate
Francis B. Sayre
Episcopal Washington Cathedral
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Capitol
Ers
John Stewart
Humphrey
Steve Horn
Kuchel
Middleport Man Dell Hysell Body Recovered
The body of 50 year old Dell Loren Hysell of Middleport Route 1 was recovered from the Ohio River near the Gallipolis Roller Dam south of here. He had been missing since February 8 and his car was found near the Pomeroy Mason Bridge. West Virginia State Police and Mason County Sheriff investigated. The Mason County coroner was investigating with funeral arrangements to be announced by Ewing funeral home of Pomeroy.
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Dell Loren Hysell
Middleport
Ohio
Gallipolis
Here
Hysell
West Virginia
Mason County
Metropolitan Motors Co
Pomeroy - Mason Bridge
Ewing Funeral Home
Pomeroy
Pope Plans Record Vatican Unit for Interfaith Ties
Pope Paul VI announced the creation of a Vatican secretariat to foster closer relations with non Christian religions. The agency aims to promote regular contacts with Buddhists Hindus Muslims Jews and other faiths outside Christianity.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Vatican Agency
Harvey Hoffman 91 Dies. Link to Jesse James Gang
Oxford obit notes Harvey C. Hoffman former Jackson County marshal and friend of Frank James and Cole Younger. A Kansas City childhood neighbor of "Mr. Howard" Jesse James, Hoffman later met Harry S. Truman and kept an eye on them as they were paroled. He would have turned 91 this fall. Hoffman moved to southwestern Ohio two decades ago.
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Oxford
Jesse James
Harvey C. Harry Hoffman
Jackson County
Frank James
Cole Younger
Hoffman
Ohio
Mr. Howard
Kansas City
Howard
St. Joseph
Robert Ford
Jesse
Harry S. Truman
Youth Gangs Clash at English Resorts
Hundreds of youths divided by dress styles rioted on England’s southern coast with Brighton as the center. Police on horseback dispersed crowds as 50 youths were arrested for assault or obstructing officers. In Margate, 60 teens held overnight faced jail terms from three to six months and fines of 140 to 210 dollars.
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England
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Margate
Weary Khrushchev Presses Nasser Talks in Cairo
Premier Khrushchev, returning fatigued from the Aswan Dam site visit, resumed talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo while stressing Soviet Arab friendship and countering Chinese efforts to destabilize Asia, Africa and Latin America during a 17 day visit.
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Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Aswan High Dam
Upper Egypt
Soviet Union
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Africa
Latin America
Dayton Rights March Slated
Dayton civil rights march set for June 14 led by Dick Gregory with 18 000 supporters expected. W S McIntosh says participants from Dayton Springfield Xenia and nearby areas will rally for the civil rights bill and against de facto segregation and employment discrimination.
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Dayton
Direct Action Committee
Dick Gregory
W. S. McIntosh
Springfield
Xenia
Three Belpre firemen attend regional fire school
Fire Chief Dalton reported that three Belpre city firemen Royce Cooley Richard Cooley and Mark Douglas took part in a one day regional fire school held Sunday in Belpre.
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Royce
Richard Cooley
Mark Douglas
Belpre
Dalton
Barber fatally shoots self in church basement service
Kelso Wallace, 49, a barber, killed himself in the basement of the Church of Christ in Christian Union during a Sunday service in Washington Court House.
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Washington Court House
Kelso Wallace
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Utah Teachers Begin Two Day Walkout
Utah teachers launch a two day walkout in Salt Lake City to press for more education funding for 270000 pupils. Gov Clyde blocked a special session and Utah Education Association members join the action despite some boards keeping schools open under court orders. The union seeks sanctions from the National Education Association and plans indefinite walkouts and contract refusals until demands are met.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George D. Clyde
Utah Education Association
State Attorney General’s Office
John C. Evans Jr
UEA
National Education Association
Stable Fire Kills Hand as Five Horses Die at Mt Gilead
A $50,000 barn fire at the Morrow County Fair grounds in Mt Gilead destroyed five horses and killed stable hand Lester Bird, 67. The cause remains undetermined.
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MT. Gilead
Morrow County Fairgrounds
Lester Bird
GOP Race Continues Wide Open
California primary May decide GOP nominee governors say race remains unsettled. Rockefeller won Oregon convention votes over Lodge while Goldwater leads in delegates but not yet secured. Anderson of Kansas notes Oregon showing nomination not settled ahead of July convention.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
California
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Anderson
Kansas
Governors’ Conference
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
Anderson
Richard M. Nixon
Exiles Hint At New Raids On Cuba Plans Eyed
Miami refugee leaders hinted at new exile raids on Communist Cuba with Manuel Ray pledging action on Cuban soil before May 20, Cuba's independence anniversary. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, leader of another guerrilla group, may strike on Marti's 1895 battlefield death anniversary.
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Miami
Cuba
Manuel Ray
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Jose Marti
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