Rusk Hints Mongolia May Gain Recognition by U S
Washington Secretary of State Dean Rusk suggested the United States might recognize Outer Mongolia, the Asian Communist bloc nation between China and the Soviet Union, though no decision was imminent. He noted the issue had been considered periodically and referenced past near-recognition efforts resisted by Congress.
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Dean Rusk
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Mongolia
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Rusk
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Congress
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Formosa
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Mauritania
West Africa
Russia
Britain
France
Erhard proposes East West Nuclear Freeze Peace Plan
Bonn reports Chancellor Ludwig Erhard unveiled a seven point East West peace plan calling for a European nuclear freeze and non aggression pacts with the Communists. He presented the plan to Soviet ambassador Andrei Smirnov and noted broad government and opposition support in Bonn. The move follows East German reunion talks and amid Communist congress activity in Moscow. The plan seeks to counter Western propaganda and advance gradual development with diplomacy.
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UPD
Ludwig Erhard
Europe
Erhard
West Germany
Andrei Smirnov
Smirnov
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
Communist Party
Silent Viet War Protests Erupt Nationwide
United Press International reports a new round of anti war demonstrations across the United States with at least 27 arrests. Protests spread from Massachusetts to California including a Boston draft card incident and a Roosevelt University sit down at a Chicago defense firm producing a college deferment test.
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California
Boston
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Welfare Costs Deplored, Funds Okayed Anyway
In Washington the House Appropriations Committee deplored rising welfare costs amid booming prosperity but approved a 381 million dollar boost to meet federal public assistance demands through July 1, lifting total federal welfare payments to a record 3.6 billion for the year. The panel also trimmed President Johnsons rent subsidy and Teacher Corps funds while approving a 2.5 billion catchall bill to fund government operations to June 30, with Republicans threatening to strike funding for new programs. In Boston, eight St John’s Seminary students were expelled after a silent protest aimed at gaining Cardinal Cushing’s audience, with the group claiming a vow to seek dialogue and freedom of speech within the church.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Kulesius
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Msgr. Riley
Johnson faces fight over school aid and teachers corps
Washington sources report the House Appropriations Committee trims Johnson plans for school aid and the National Teacher Corps. The panel cut the corps start up to 10 million while approving 41 million for impacted areas aid, surpassing the administration's request and signaling bipartisan concern over educational spending and welfare needs.
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UPI
Johnson
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Filipinos Protest U S Viet Nam Policy
A crowd of over 2000 demonstrated before the Philippine Congress and U S Embassy against Viet Nam aid and policy, described as peaceful with no arrests. The event, linked to wider protests in 140 U S cities and 40 foreign nations, involved students and labor unionists denouncing U S support for South Viet Nam.
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Draft Board
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cambridge
Mass
Frank Emspak
National Coordinating Committee
Boston
University of California
Berkeley
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldberg
University of Califor
Interior lands near complete removal of East Coast fuel quotas
The Interior Department announced new rules that effectively lift East Coast residual fuel import quotas. The change, praised by New England lawmakers led by Senator Pastore, allows import of all oil needed to meet regional demand. The 1959 quota remains technically in effect via a presidential proclamation.
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VPI
Interior Department
New England
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Sen
John QC
Pastore
D-R.l
Vietnamese newspapers push back against rigid censorship
Saigon publishers from 19 daily papers threaten front page protests to bypass government censorship they deem illogical. Vo Ngoc Cac pressed Information Minister Dinh Trinh Chinh for talks. minister unavailable. Association drafts resolution for formal rules to allow accurate and impartial news despite past feuds between Saigon governments and the press. Impartial observers note there is merit on both sides.
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Saigon
UPC
Lessly
Dinh Trinh Chinh
Cac
Chinh
Vietnamese Newspaper Publishers Association
Viet Nam
Schmid Sentenced For Killings
In Tucson Arizona Charles Schmid 23 was sentenced to die in the gas chamber for strangling sisters Gretchen and Wendy Fritz. He urged a truth serum test to prove innocence but the motion was denied. Judge Lee Garrett scheduled June 17 for execution and Schmid's lawyers plan an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court.
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UPI
Charles Schmid
Gretchen
Wendy Fritz
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Lee Garrett
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Arizona Supreme Court
Inside Items From The City Pages
A roundup of brief notices and columns highlights on page five includes an Area man criticizing the U S ski program noting upcoming improvements and a feature on a doctor's cheerful facade masking serious work. Columnist Jean Wassick laments gracious living while Roy Marsden pursues a Florida fishing bid on page four.
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