South Korea on Special Alert for War Anniversary
Seoul marked the 25th anniversary of the Korean War with special military alert. South Korea canceled leaves for 600,000 government workers and drafted 20 percent for duty while North Korea warned of grave danger of war. The United States and South Korea remain linked by treaty, with U.S. troops aiding in defense.
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UPI
South Korea
North Korea
Tokyo
United States
Korea
Kim Iung
Park Chung- Hee
North
South
U.S
Washington
38Th Parallel
Ex CIA official details plots to overthrow Castro
Former CIA deputy director Ray S. Cline testified that both Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations considered overthrowing Fidel Castro and allowed assassination as a possibility. He noted anti-Castro Cubans were infiltrated into Cuba to remove Castro. The hearings also touched on alleged 1961 Bay of Pigs involvement and possible assassination plots against Castro Raul and Che Guevara.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
CIA
Cuba
Castro
Ray S. Cline
Cline
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
William Harvey
Caribbean
Senate
John Roselli
Chicago
al Capone
Raul
Che Guevara
Roselli
Frank Church
Didaho
Church
United States
Hush hush honeymoon in western Massachusetts
Russian actress Victoria Fyodoroa and Pan American pilot husband enjoyed a private honeymoon at Blantyre Castle in Lenox Massachusetts. Guests say they swam rode horses and dined in a private room while the couple kept their romance out of public view.
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Lenox
Mass
UPI
Victoria Fyodoroa
Massachusetts
Olga Weiss
Blantyre Castle
Jackson R. Tate
Zoya Fyodoroa
Moscow
British deny ships in Kenya planned invasion of Uganda
Uganda Radio reported two British warships with troops arrived at Mombasa port for invasion plans amid the plan to execute British lecturer Dennis Hills. A British spokesman denied the charge saying the ships were in port for repairs and carried no troops. Diplomatic talks between Amin and British officials failed, raising fear of a possible armed intervention as Hills faces execution on July 4.
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Uganda
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UPI
Mombasa
Idi Amin
Dennis Hills
James Cales
Kampala
Callaghan
Amin
Hills
Kampala Radio
Said
Britain
Blair
Queen Elizabeth
British Defense Department
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Europe
Radioactive Cloud Over Groton From Millstone Plant
A cloud of radioactive gas from Millstone Unit 1 near Waterford drifted to Groton, triggering alarms at Electric Boat. Gases including krypton xenon iodine and cesium were detected at up to 18 times federal standards, though Millstone 1 operated at 18 percent of permitted levels. Connecticut DEP officials measured activity at Griswold State Park as winds carried the plume toward Fort Griswold, with cesium noted to persist for decades.
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Millstone Unit 1
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics
Connecticut
Department of Environmental Protection
Griswold State
Millstone
Fort Griswold
Groups rally for full employment in Washington
In Washington two delegations pressed for a national full employment policy. About 1,000 poor activists rallied at the Capitol while ~400 leaders met for the Full Employment Action Council conference. They urged job for all, rejected inflationary unemployment tradeoffs, and called for bold action from Congress and the administration. Key figures included Abernathy, Meany, Woodcock, Keyserling, Humphrey, and Javits.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Abernathy
Southern Leadership Conference
Capitol
Organized Labor
Full Employment Action Council
Indochina
U.S
Abernathy
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Leon Keyserling
Conference On Economic Progress
Hubert Humphrey
Jacob Javits
Justices limit power of federal courts
The Supreme Court narrowed federal court reach on state criminal cases affecting constitutional rights. In a 5 4 ruling on an obscenity matter, abstention is required if state charges are filed before substantial federal proceedings unless highly unusual. The decision also touched on Richmond annexation and voting rights, with other rulings upholding FAA safety report withholding and limiting antitrust with state business.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
Federal Aviation Administration
Justice Department
Ing
Potter Stewart
American Building Maintenance Industries
J.E. Benton Management Corp
Los Angeles
Israelis Fight Guerrillas Near Lebanese Frontier Ambush Attempt
Israeli troops exchanged brief fire with gunmen near Zarit on the Lebanese border in what the military called a very short encounter lasting a few minutes. No Israelis were wounded, and the attack involved bazookas and rifles. Also, Defense Minister Peres discussed Sinai oil fields versus Gidi and Mitla passes in any interim peace with Egypt, while Moscow reported plans for 15 million visitors to the Soviet Union by 1975 from Intourist chief Nikitin.
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Tel Aviv
Zarit
Defense
Shimon Peres
Israel
Abu Rudeis
Sinai
Mitla
Gidi
Egypt
Peres
Defense Ministry
U.N
Cairo
Syria
al Ahram
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Intourist
C.C. Nikitin
Communist Party
Pravda
Sexual activity across ages defies fixed end
Duke University professor Eric Pfeffer told a gerontology meet that there is no specific age when sexual activity stops. He cited age groups 46–50 and 51–55 with high activity, 66–71 at 76 percent, and a decline in the late 70s and 80s but no zero participation age was found.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Duke University
Eric Pfeffer
He Pfeiffer
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