Cavalry Seeks North Korean Infiltrators By River Navy
The First Cavalry Division along the Imjin River has formed a riverine unit to patrol and block Communist infiltrations. Company A, 8th Engineer Battalion, operates small assault boats and 27 foot boats. riflemen from the 8th and 9th Cavalry Regiments cover 15 miles of river. Army sailors include S Sgt Osko Baccus and Capt James Z Metalios leading a fleet praised by troopers for its effectiveness and novelty.
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1St Cavalry Division
Korea
United Nations
U.S. Army
8Th
Imjin
Tests Sought For Underground Blasts
Pasadena AP reports a U.S. negotiating team member warns the limited nuclear test ban omits underground detonations. Researchers like Dr. Frank Press note gaps in detection, with breakthrough possible to end all nuclear testing. Seismic limits below magnitude 4 hinder outside verification, while higher blasts are easier to spot.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Frank Press
Seismology Laboratories of
California Institute of Technology
Moscow
Dr. Press
Space
Soviet Union
Probable New President of Venezuela Pro-U.S.
Sen Raul Leoni, longtime ally of Betancourt, won the Democratic Action nomination to run in the fall election. He pledges Betancourt’s nationalism and anti communism with a possible revival of the Communist party ban if violence ends. Leoni, 58, led labor affairs and opposed Gomez era repression.
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Venezuela
U.S
Caracas
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Worker Peasant Party
Democratic Action
Leoni
United States
Communist Party
Juan Vicente Gomez
Kennedy Ervin clash over civil rights grant provision
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and Sen. Sam Ervin sparred at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing over a Civil Rights Bill section. Ervin pressed Kennedy on federal grants to pay specialists for desegregation issues, asking about potential transportation policies. Kennedy denied any administration policy on moving white students to other communities and stressed aid would be at local authorities’ request.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ervin
Kennedy
Haile Selassie Leads Ethiopia in Pan African Moves
Addis Ababa hosts powerful OAU headquarters bid and already houses ECA. Diplomatic sources say Addis Ababa could become Africa’s capital as foreign ministers meet in Dakar next month. Haile Selassie, age 73, is praised for steering the conference to draft the OAU charter last May.
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Addis Ababa
UPI
Ethiopia
Africa
Haile Selassie
Lion
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Dakar
Senegal
United Nations Economic Commission For Africa
ECA
Texas
Deepening Crisis in the South Over Racial Justice Dilemma
An Associated Press series examines white Southern views on integration as desegregation spreads. It contrasts governors defending the old order with reform-minded editors, business leaders, and students wrestling with prejudice, law, and race in a changing society.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
U.S. Supreme Court
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
Supreme Court
South
Govs
George C. Wal
Southern College
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Lacae
Main Street
United Front
Social Christians
Bob Kennedy
Sen
Erwin
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Congress
U.S. Commissioner of Education
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Sheba
Association of American Railroads
Russia
Assab
China
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World Bank
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Italy
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
CIS
A Saal AC
Bennington, VT
DEPOT
DIAL
SHELL
Bennington
Walker
Cftkind
Jewelers
Moin St. Bennington, Vt
Motorola
RADIO
Morgan ST
Sayles
Jess
Leather School
Cardigans
Orlon Acrilic
Orlon
Rayon
Uae
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