Ireland's President Faces Election Crisis
Dublin reports on the eve of Ireland's vote to form a new government for five years. Premier Sean F Lemass seeks a parliamentary majority with Fianna Fail under pressure from by election defeats. Fine Gael Labor and independents vie for seats as voters use proportional representation to shape the next Dail.
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UPI
Dail
Sean F. Lemass
Lemass
Fianna Fail
Men of Destiny
Fine Gael
United Ireland
James Dillon
Tics
Labor Party
Labor
Ireland
Queen Invites Kennedy Family to Windsor Tea Ceremony
Queen Elizabeth invites Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her two children to tea at Windsor Castle on May 14 following ceremonies honoring the late U.S. president. The tea will be in the private royal home, with limited attendance, as plans for Caroline and John Kennedy to attend the inauguration are unclear.
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UPI
Elizabeth
John F. Kennedy
Windsor Castle
Britain
Historic Runnymede
Buckingham
Windsor
Queen’s Tower
Great Castle
Toms
Kennedy
Caroline
John
Hensley Chosen For High Award In Missouri Honor
Columbia Missouri UPI chief diplomatic Washington correspondent Stewart Hensley was named to receive the University of Missouri's honor award for distinguished service in journalism. Bronze medals will also go to David Lawrence Washington columnist and founder of U S News World Report magazine Edward P Morgan ABC news commentator Walter E Beit hof SRDS board chairman and CW Johnson Springfield News and Leader Press managing editor.
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Columbia, Mo
UPI
Stewart Hensley
Washington
United Press International
University of Missouri
David Lawrence
U.S. News & World Report
Thaga+zine
Edward P. Morgan
American Broadcasting Co
Walter E. Beithof
Standard Rate and Data Service of
Chicago
CW. Johnson
Springfield, Mo
News and Leader Press
Khrushchev Backs Peaceful Coexistence in Moscow
In Moscow Khrushchev forges a rare public stance on peaceful coexistence. He declares, I want peace for the whole world, warns against weapon use to settle disputes, and emphasizes the need for coexistence with capitalism. His wife urges haste as crowds gather. In Belgrade, Yugoslavia, the piece notes Slivovitz towns in Bosnia and Serbia and a Slovenian wine town named Vino.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Lars Bringert
Copenhagen Politiken
Dagens Nyheter
Bringert
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
Serbia
Slovenija
Pilot Killed In Viet Nam Is Identified
The Defense Department identified Maj. Frank E. Bennett 41 of Cranston as the pilot who drowned when his F 105 was shot down over North Vietnam on Sunday. His widow Dorothy Krushwitz of Amesbury Mass. lives in Derby Kansas. Bennett, a former Cranston High School all state football star, was stationed at McConnell AFB near Wichita. The search continues for the other downed pilot from the same raid.
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Defense Department
North Viet Nam
Maj
Frank E. Bennett
Dorothy Krushwitz
Amesbury
Mass
Derby
Kaw
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Bennett
Cranston High School
George Bennett
Brookfield Drive
Britons Angered by U S Arms Sales Critique
London reports British defense experts blame American high pressure salesmanship for NATO friction and weakened front-line strength. The Daily Telegraph cites a 17 million dollar Italy tank order loss, plus Belgium and Germany rearmament delays and forced acceptance of older weapons over newer British designs.
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London
UPL
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Britain
Italy
NATO
Belgium
Germany
Volpe Seeks Interstate Planning Commission for New England
Gov Volpe urged the Massachusetts Legislature to approve an interstate compact forming a six state public planning agency with a $101,160 annual budget. Massachusetts would pay $26,688 first year. He argued regional cooperation would streamline interstate projects and address common concerns such as transportation, land use, and water.
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Boston
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Volpe
New England Governors Conference
New England
General Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Interstate Planning Commission
Printers Delay New York Daily News Editions
Printers at the Daily News delayed the morning editions for about two and a half hours during informational meetings at the plant. Local 6 president Bertram A. Powers said the contract had expired at midnight March 30 and gave no strike timetable. The dispute involves seven papers amid stalled negotiations.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Daily News
The
Bertram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
Powers
Johnson Eyes Viet Nam Speech Amid Talks With Aides
President Johnson and top military and diplomatic aides met in Washington as a major speech on Viet Nam and Southeast Asia loomed. He was to address Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Wednesday night with nationwide networks ready to carry it. A White House-State Department review followed a 17 nation non aligned plea for talks without preconditions.
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UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Johns Watkins University
Baltimore
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
George W. Ball
McGeorge Bundy
U.S
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Ethiopia
Yugoslavia
Ghana
Afghanistan
State Department
White House
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State Departent of Public Works
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