Scranton Says Johnson and GOP Fail to Cope With Automation
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton assailed President Johnson and Republicans for failing to address automation. He urged five measures including removing restrictions, job retraining, and a national clearinghouse to match workers with openings. Scranton campaigns in Michigan amid Goldwater delegate lead.
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Johnson
Richard L. Graves
Detroit
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Lone Prairie
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
Goldwater
George W. Romney
Detroit Press Club
Lansing
Harrisburg
Miami
Fla
Cleveland
Ohio
Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
San Francisco
Public Square
Kennedy says Goldwater lacks broad U S support
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy in Berlin says Barry Goldwater does not enjoy widespread public support in the United States as he commemorates the first anniversary of JFKs Berlin tour. Tens of thousands greet Kennedy on the streets during the visit.
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Berlin
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
United States
Kennedy
Goldwater
Atlas Centaur rocket launch delayed by guidance trouble
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports a second postponement of the Atlas Centaur rocket third test flight as countdown reached two hours before the 9 a.m. liftoff due to guidance system trouble affecting the 112 foot rocket.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Topless Swim Suit Modelled In Hollywood Window
Leslie Spencer a 21 year old petite blonde with 34 22 34 measurements models a topless bathing suit in a Hollywood shop window yesterday as passersby stop to watch two sheriff deputies stand nearby and say the act is legal they only worry about traffic disruption the shop lies in unincorporated county territory.
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Leslie Spencer
Hollywood
St Augustine Violence as Segregation Clash Erupts
In St Augustine Florida hundreds of white segregationists attacked a civil rights march led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dozens were injured and hundreds arrested as state police faced threats. King sought federal help while protests paused after the clash near the downtown square.
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Paul Wills
ST. Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King
Jacksonville
Farris Bryant
King
White House
Boy River Man Held in Shooting at Remer Farm
Lucian Cole, 44, of Boy River, is held without charge after a Thursday shooting at the Obergs farm near Remer that wounded Arthur Oberg, 50, and Arthur’s brother Herbert, 39. Cole denies involvement as county officials review reports and prepare possible arraignment. His former wife works as a housekeeper for the Obergs. four children live with her.
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Walker
Minn
Cass County
Lucian Cole
Boy River
Man
Arthur Oberg
Arthur
Herbert
Cole
Fort Snelling Hospital
Obergs
John Plattner
Oberg
Remer
Administration Fails in Cyprus Settlement
In Cyprus an administration effort to settle the dispute is reported as failing. Affected men plan to resume the search today as authorities continue operations. The AP wire photo accompanies the report.
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Cyprus
Johnson Shifts to U N for Cyprus Crisis Talks
President Johnson failed to secure direct talks between Greece and Turkey over Cyprus after four days of diplomacy. Undersecretary George Ball will brief U N officials and meet both leaders in New York while urging concessions to prevent NATO conflict and block a Soviet arms push to the Greek Cypriot government. Papandreou rejected resuming negotiations, Inonu left hoping talks could proceed if feasible.
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Washington
Greece
Turkey
Johnson
United Nations
Cyprus
George W. Ball
New York
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Ismet Inonu
George Papandreou
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Inonu
Papandreou
Mediterranean
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Soviet Union
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New Ball
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U.N. Cyprus
Sakari S. Tuomioja
Finland
U.S
Tuomioja
Athens
Ankara
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President
Khrushchev Joins Gala Dance With Gromyko In Sweden
In Stockholm Khrushchev enchants guests by dancing with Sweden's Tage Erlander and foreign minister Andrei Gromyko on a Skogaholms terrace after a lunch. He earlier rowed Erlander across a lake at Harpsund, joining local folk dancers with fiddlers providing music.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Ander A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Tage Erlander
Skogaholms
Harpsund
Erlander
Stalin
Battle near Saigon claims over 100 Viet Cong
Reports from Saigon indicate government troops may have killed more than 100 Communist guerrillas in a major battle about 60 miles northeast of Saigon. The clash occurred in the same area as a heavy reverse for government forces last Friday. precise casualties could not be confirmed and details remain scanty.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Laos denies air force loss in Plaine des Jarres strike
Vientiane officials rejected reports that Communist ground fire downed a Laotian air force T28 fighter-bomber during an attack on Pathet Lao positions on the Plaine des Jarres.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Park seeks press and student law limits before lifting martial law
President Chung Hee Park urged the National Assembly to pass restrictive laws targeting press and student activities. He said these measures are intended to precede lifting martial law imposed June 3 in Seoul to quell student riots.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
National Assembly
Evacuation Plane Returns From Antarctica Flight
The Navy said a mid-winter evacuation flight from McMurdo Sound carried an injured Seabee back on a transport plane that took off at 6 35 a m for the return journey.
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Washington
Navy
Antarctica
McMurdo Sound
Explosions Rock Saigon During Westmoreland Airport Visit
Three blasts hit Saigon within minutes including an airport explosion soon after Lt. Gen. William C. Westmoreland spoke to departing U.S. troops. The incidents disrupted parts of the city as authorities investigated.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Topless swimsuit draws crowds and legal questions across cities
A topless bathing suit draws mixed reactions from crowds in Oklahoma City and Los Angeles. In Oklahoma City about 200 people gathered after a radio stunt, while in Los Angeles a live model showed the suit to shoppers from a store window. Deputies ruled nudity alone isn’t arrestable, but lewd behavior could be. The story mentions a blonde model, Billye Rae, and cites other instances involving controversial exposure and a Hartford incident with Hope Diamond, an exotic dancer.
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Richard F. Whalen
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Deputies
Billye Rae
Traffic Deaths State Today Versus Year Ago
A concise data note compares Iowa traffic death figures for today with the same day last year, showing higher and lower counts across the two dates and highlighting year over year changes. It lists total fatalities for today and the prior year, indicating ongoing highway safety trends.
Seven Die in Boswell Area Head-On Crash on U.S. 70
A head on collision near Boswell two miles west on U S 70 killed seven people and critically injured one. The dead include C R Brackett Jr and his passengers Glenn Russy and F M Mack McMennamy. Mabel B Newton and her husband Raymond A Newton and their two daughters from Russellville Georgia. A Newton passenger Wassie T Johnson, 20, was in critical condition. Mrs Newton appeared to drift across the center line while dozing.
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Boswell
Okla
U.S. 70
Lake Texoma
Durant, Okla
C. R. Brackett Jr
Glenn Russy
F. M. Mack McMennamy
Mabel B. Newton
Raymond A. Newton
Newtons
Russellville
Wassie T. Johnson
Family Doctor Focuses AMA Leadership Vision
Dubuque Iowa Dr Donovan F Ward a plastic surgeon will become president elect of the American Medical Association next year at the national convention in San Francisco He aims to strengthen the link between general practitioners and specialists while preserving the family doctor relationship.
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Dubuque, Iowa
Dubuque
American Medical Association
Donovan F. Ward
AMA
San Francisco
Dr. Ward
Finley Hospital
Steer Leads Merry Run Through Mockingbird Valley
A 650 pound steer sparked a hour long chase as police and 50 residents on foot or Golf course paths pursued the animal through Mockingbird Valley Louisville. The steer broke free after a Western style roping and then led the group on a 90 minute romp before recapture.
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Louisville
Mockingbird Valley
Dulles Seeks Calm View on Mississippi Missing Workers
Allen Dulles says no likely explosion in Mississippi amid the search for three civil rights workers. Sailors join FBI and state troopers in mud swamps near Philadelphia as the trio, Schwerner Goodman Chaney, remain missing after being released from jail. Dulles notes the situation is in capable hands and plans to brief President Johnson. Civil rights leaders Aaron Henry and Charles Evers press for a White House meeting to discuss racial tensions.
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U.S
Naas Medidian
Miss
Philadelphia
Allen Dulles
South
President Johnson
Meridian Naval Air Auxiliary Station
FBI
Mississippi Highway
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Johnson
Mississippi
Washington
Schwerner, Goodman and Chaney
State
Jackson
Meal time for a friend fawn found wandering near lake
Michelle DeBrock of Siren Wisconsin feeds a week-old fawn discovered wandering near a lake by two fishermen. They turned the animal over to Michelle's father Russ De.
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Michelle DeBrock
Siren
Wis
Michelle
Russ de
Bryant flies to St Augustine amid riot unrest
Gov. Farris Bryant traveled to St Augustine to inspect a racial revolt escalating in violence. A mob attacked civil rights marchers as Dr. Martin Luther King praised restraint, while Bryant skipped a federal court hearing in Jacksonville after being ordered to show cause for contempt over a ban on night demonstrations.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Farris Bryant
Martin Luther King
Bryant
Jacksonville
Bryan Simpson
Izaak Walton League Elects New Directors
Davenport Iowa AP reports new Izaak Walton League directors Del Lorice Olson and George Rickert from Minneapolis Merle Russell from Erwin Loren Osborn of Winner and other names elected on Thursday in a national ballot.
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Davenport
Iowa
del Lorice Olson
George Rickert
Minneapolis
Merle Russell
Erwin
Loren Osborn
Outfielder Confesses Trick Play Ends in Eight-Two Win
John May of the Binghamton Triplets admitted he did not catch a high fly by Dan Napoleon as Auburn won 8 to 2 in the New York Penn League. He staged a glove catch gesture while substituting a ball from his tie pocket.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Dan Napoleon
John May
Auburn
Bus Overturns in California Trip Kills Three
A chartered bus carrying 32 passengers from Los Angeles overturned on Highway 99 north of Madera. At least three people died and the remaining passengers were seriously injured, transported to Madera County Hospital. The bus was a charter for a Chinese drum and bugle corps en route to a Sacramento convention.
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Calif
Los Angeles
Here
Highway Patrol
Madera County Hospital
Sacramento
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