Rusk McNamara Return From Honolulu Conference
Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara returned from a Honolulu strategy session with recommendations for President Johnson on reinforcing Southeast Asia. They said no plans had been approved to widen the Vietnam war into North Vietnam, while officials hinted at contingency ideas for further actions.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
McNamara
New England
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
NeNamara
Hawaii
India
Nehru
Laos
Thailand
George W. Ball
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Ball
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
United States
Laird
House
North Viet Nam
South Korea declares martial law as protests erupt in Seoul
About 20 000 students and citizens clash with police in Seoul demanding President Park resign. Martial law deployment follows a day of street fighting near the presidential palace with outbreaks in other cities. U S officials Berger and Howze attend the urgent session.
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C. S. Chin
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Ime
National Security Council
United States
U.S
Samuel D. Berger
Hamilton H. Howze
U.N
Korea
Berger
Howze
Lo Suk-chan
Ohio Girl 1st Casualty in Spelling Bee
Sarah Jane Hicks twelve from Ironton Ohio became the first casualty at the start of the 37th annual national spelling bee held in a hotel ballroom with seventy contestants. Prizes total 5700 including a thousand dollar top award and a trip to the New York World's Fair. Suzi Schwartz of Youngstown Ohio stood out as unsure in the first round.
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Washington
Sarah Jane Hicks
Ironton
Ohio
Sarah
Scripps-Howard
Suzi Schwartz
Youngstown
Richard R. Baker
University of Dayton
Baker
Joyce Ann Mease
Richlands
N.C
Johnson
Glen van Slyke III
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Indiana student questioned over showboat revival poster
An Indiana University student placing a poster in a Louisville laundry for the traveling show boat was asked by a woman about her plans. The student said the showboat was in revival and that she attends a regular church, not the show.
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Louisville
Indiana University
Austin Considered Site for New SSA Building
Austin may be selected as a test site for a General Services Administration SSA building project. Senators Humphrey and McCarthy announced a $142,000 prospectus study for the Public Works Committee, including possible SSA buildings beyond Austin. The plan aims to evaluate building versus renting in cities with space needs.
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Austin
Social Security Administration
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Washington
General Services Administration
Public Works Committee of Congress
Two Die in Head On Crash Near Waseca Minnesota
A head on collision in a no passing zone on Highway 13 about five miles north of Waseca killed two women and left five others injured. Dead are Mrs. William Willock, about 60, Waseca, and Mrs. Lucille Willems, 51, Kenosha, Wis. Hospitalized are Leroy Willems, Lance Willems, and Rose Marie Mosher. Two nieces, Ann and Barbara Karow, were seriously hurt and taken to a Rochester hospital. Officers said one car appeared in the wrong lane.
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Waseca
Minn
Highway 13
Here
William Willock
Lucille C. Willems
Kenosha
Wis
Leroy Willems
Lance
Rose Marie Mosher
Faribault
Willock
Willems
Mosher
Ann
Barbara Karow
Rochester
Louis Karow
Army Deploys 10 000 Men in South Vietnam
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes announced at West Point that 10 000 U S troops are deployed in South Vietnam, the first official figure on this major manpower element. The Pentagon put total U S forces in South Vietnam at about 15 500, about 1 000 below last fall's peak, without branch detail.
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West Point
N.Y
South Viet Nam
Stephen Ailes
U.S
Ailes
U.S. Military Academy
Washington
Pentagon
Snake Interacts With Pastor During Church Service
In Miami Dr. McFeeran Crowe pastor of Kendall Presbyterian Church looked a big snake in the eye at the organ. The snake slithered away and a youngster helped retrieve it from inside the organ's works.
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Miami
McFeeran Crowe
Kendall Presbyterian Church
Settlement Rejected in Fish Damages Case
The Iowa Conservation Commission rejected a 2000 settlement offer from Gunder Cooperative Cheese Factory for damages from thousands of fish killed last December at the Big Springs Hatchery near Elkader. Ground breaking at Eveleth for a 45 million ton taconite plant operated by Ford Motor Co and Oglebay Norton Co launches in carnival style. Herschel Williams Jr. is identified by the FBI as the slain man encased in cement and buried in a Bloomington garbage dump. Santa Claus wins the Ep som Derby in England. Indiana owned by Charles Englehard of New York, placed second with Dilettante II owned by Larry Gelb of New York third.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Big Springs
Elkader
Gunder Cooperative Cheese Factory
Gander
Eveleth Eveleth, Minn
Ford Motor Co
Oglebay Norton Co
Bloomington, Ill
FBI
Herschel Williams, Jr
Danville
Santa Claus
Epsom
England
Indiana
Charles Engelhard
New York
Larry Gelb
Third Defense Counsel for Ruby Resigns in Dallas
Jack Ruby's third chief defense lawyer Dr. Hubert Winston Smith resigns to return to teaching at the University of Texas Law School. Phil Burleson and Joe Tonnhill continue the defense, arguing Smith’s withdrawal leaves no new attorney ahead. They note Smith had joined without pay and was to take a leave of absence from UT.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas Law School
Phil Burleson
Joe Tonnhill
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Burleson
Smith
Tonnhill
Joe Brown
University Regents
Top Level GN Changes Announced
Sauk Centre Minnesota AP reports the Sinclair Lewis Foundation aims to raise 500000 for a Donald W Otto memorial. The plan includes a building for papers and relics a scholarship fund and preservation of the Lewis home. Completion is expected to draw about 50000 visitors annually.
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Sauk Centre
Minn
Sinclair Lewis Foundation
Donald W. Otto
Lewis
Otto
Former actor George Murphy wins California Senate nomination
Former actor George Murphy, pictured with wife Julie and daughter Melissa, wins the Republican senatorial nomination in California after years of political activity. This marks his first run as a candidate.
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George Murphy
Julie
Melissa
California
Goldwater Wins California Primary With Late Downstate Surge
Senator Barry Goldwater clinched a California victory over Nelson Rockefeller in the Republican presidential race, winning 86 delegates as late Southern California returns from Los Angeles boosted his total. Final tallies showed Goldwater 969,957 to Rockefeller 938,386 with 29,800 of 32,861 precincts reporting, bringing him closer to the nomination.
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Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Los Angeles
Sten
Salinger
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Clair Engle
Edmund G. Brown
Cranston
Kennedy
Virginia
George Murphy
Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
GOP
William E. Miller
Mari O. Hatfield
Oregon
Washington
NBC
San Francisco Bay Area
San Diego
EVA Center
Chinatown
Rolvaag Says Minnesota Pavilion Can't Be Taken Over
Governor Karl Rolvaag said Minnesota cannot be taken over by the state over the New York World's Fair pavilion issues. He expects private firm North Star Corp to fix problems soon as critics warn the exhibit harms the state's image. He noted the pavilion was unfinished for opening and work occurs only between midnight and 7 a.m.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
North Star Corp
Rolvaag
Newsmen
Memorial Planned at Sauk Centre
ST. PAUL AP top level changes in six of eight Great Northern Railway operating department divisions announced by VP T A Jerrow effective July 1. Holmquist to Kalispell division Spokane. Cruikshank to Butte division. Coan to Dakota division. Oviatt to Minot division. Hemesch to Missabe division. Smith to Messabi division, Willmar and Minneapolis.
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ST. Paul
Great Northern Railway
T. A. Jerrow
Harold H. Holmquist
Butte
Great Falls
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Henry M. Shapleigh
Paul F. Cruikshank
Dakota
Grand Forks
Traffic Deaths State and Iowa Across Years
Traffic deaths are listed for the state and Iowa across years 296 today and 274 year ago, with 293 today and 223 year ago figures. The item presents a historical tally of fatalities, contrasting present counts with past levels.
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Iowa
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