Red Star noises hint at deeper Soviet power strains
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes how sharp public warnings from Red Star reflect tensions within the Soviet power structure. He links recent spy scares, leadership changes, and Khrushchev’s delicate political moment to broader strategic pressures in the Communist world.
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Youth Held for Threat to LBJ's Life
Michael Allen Young 18 of Wildwood New Jersey was arrested by Secret Service agents in Camden and charged with threatening President Johnson. He was jailed in default of 20000 bond after a letter mailed May 27 from Rio Grande New Jersey allegedly threatened to get Johnson like Kennedy. A .22 rifle and a .32 pistol were found in his bedroom.
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NSP Official in Fargo Promoted to New Coordinating Post
D W McCarthy, manager of NSP Fargo division, will become operational coordinator in a new top post. Robert E Pile moves from Grand Forks to Fargo, to be replaced by Lewis J Crain of Faribault NSP sales. McCarthy is a World War II Navy veteran with a wife and four children.
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Capitol Grounds Draw Fire From Garden Expert
A Washington Post garden writer reports neglect at the U.S. Capitol grounds with dying trees, patchy lawns, and 42 poison ivy plants. Capitol landscape chief rebuts, citing tourist traffic and a small staff of 38 workers overseeing multiple federal properties. The House Appropriations Committee notes the maintenance concerns despite the budget for the year.
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Eisenhower aides weigh Goldwater risk at governors meeting
At a Republican governors conference in Ohio, leaders discuss Goldwater as a possible 1964 nominee. Gov. Rhodes hosts and invites include Scranton Nixon. Scranton may back Goldwater but is reluctant to run. Ike to monitor from sidelines with Milton Eisenhower on floor duties.
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Magazine banned in Philippines over Goya painting
The Philippine Post Office banned the current Time magazine issue for containing a reproduction of Goya's The Naked Maja, deemed obscene by postal law. Time published the image in connection with a World’s Fair exhibit in New York.
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Woman Injures Foot While Trying to Kick Husband
A 21-year-old woman at Ohio State University Hospital was treated for a severe foot laceration after her kick at her husband misfired, breaking a storm door. Police said the incident occurred in Columbus, Ohio.
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