South Korea poised to deploy troops against student protests
South Korea says the army may be used to quell student demonstrations if police cannot control the protests over talks with Japan. Hundreds of police and students were injured last week in clashes as troops under Capitol Security Command prepare to assist in guarding government buildings. Demonstrations marked the fifth anniversary of the 1960 student uprising as small, orderly protests continued in Seoul and Taegu. Talks to normalize relations with Japan near completion, but President Park Chung-hee offered no new signals.
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Syngmen Thee
Seoul National University
Taegu
Seoul
Park
Philippines Leader Backs U.S. Bases to Counter Communists
Manila President Diosdado Macapagal urges the United States to keep military bases in the Philippines warning withdrawal would play into Communist hands. He notes ongoing talks to revise the bases pact and cites U.S. and Philippine concerns over Viet Nam as he vows aid to the beleaguered country to resist Communist aggression in the region.
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Diosdado Macapagal
United States
Philippines
United Nations
Macapagal
Associated Press
U.S
William McCormick Blairer
Viet Nam
SEATO
Philippne
Demonstrators oppose fishing rule changes in Korea talks
Demonstrators resist a proposed change to fishing regulations tied to the Rhee line, which previously barred Japanese boats from distant waters off Korea. An agreement to drastically modify these rules was started in Tokyo, signaling a major shift in enforcement and access.
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Korea
Tokyo
Avalanche Buries 3 French Skiers in Alps Rescue Fails
An avalanche roared down on a 14 member Parisian ski club near Roche Faurie in the French Alps at about 10 500 feet burying three skiers. Rescuers were unable to locate them immediately and reported them missing or dead.
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Roche Faurie
Science Women Plan Bennington Event
Putnam Memorial Hospital Institute for Medical Research will sponsor a medical symposium May 21 and 22 with Dr. Helen W. Toolan as director and Dr. Robert J. Slater as moderator. Featured women scientists include Dr. Cecelie Leuchtenberger, Dr. Charlotte Friend, Dr. Bernice Eddy, Marguerite Eddy, Dr. Alice E. Moore, and Dr. Ruth Sager from institutions in Switzerland, New York, Bethesda, Memorial Hospital, Sloan Kettering, and Columbia University.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital Institute
Sioun-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Bernice &. Eddy
Division of Biologics Standards
National Ee of Health
Bethesda
Marguerite
Sioagion
James Ewing Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Alice E. Moore
Sloan Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New
Easter lists no new barrier in south churches
In Montgomery Alabama four churches welcomed Negro worshippers at Easter services as four refused. The churches admitting Negroes were the same as last Sunday. At Tougaloo College groups of African Americans and whites were turned away from three Jackson Mississippi churches. No incidents were reported.
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Steri-Fresh sterile milk to last six months unrefrigerated
New York firm Zausner Foods unveils Steri-Fresh sterile whole milk sold in one quart cans. It reportedly tastes and looks like regular milk, costs about 27 cents per quart, and will target ships, campers, overseas posts, and regions lacking refrigeration. Production ramps after limited market testing and signed delivery contracts. A British rival, Express Dairy Co., has a similar six month shelf life product in test markets.
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Zausner
Sol Zausner
Express Dairy Co
London
Pope Paul VI calls for end to war and talks of peace
At St Peter's Square Easter address Pope Paul VI urged that all war and guerrilla actions yield to constructive negotiations. He spoke of Southeast Asia and Viet Nam, urging an end to oppression behind the Iron Curtain and blessings for world peace as the world observes Easter.
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Christ
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Korea
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Tex
Edwin A. Thayer
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Jesus
Public Hearings on Sales Tax Viewed as Obstruction
Massachusetts public hearings on Gov. Volpe's tax package begin at the Statehouse and continue in several cities through May 1. The hearings, run by the Committee on Taxation, face opposition from Democratic leadership and organized labor allied with a rival plan focused on income tax.
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Volpe
Statehouse
Committee On Taxation
Crosby Junior High School
Pittsfield
Gay. Peabody
Massachusetts Citizens’ Committee For Fair Taxes
Organized Labor
Committee For
Stephen E
Red) McCloskey
Maritime Trades Union
Afl-Clo
Richard D. Buck
Compressed
Afl-Cio
Red McCloskey
Pacifists disrupt Lodge arrival in Wellington
In Wellington New Zealand fifty peace demonstrators mostly students shouted abuse as Henry Cabot Lodge arrived with Johnson's envoy to campaign for US Vietnam policy. Police kept them behind a wire gate while Lodge and officials left the runway amid chants including New Zealand will not support you and We shall not be moved. Lodge was greeted by Atty Gen Ralph Rahan and will meet Prime Minister Holyoake and cabinet tomorrow.
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New Zealand
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
Lodge
Atty
Ralph R. Hahan
Keith J. Holyoake
Holyoake
Daily Stress Is Beneficial Says Here
New York report summarizes Betsy Burke in Parents magazine on how stress can be good. It notes stress triggers hormones, raises pulse and blood pressure, and helps meet emergencies and future challenges. Dr. Hans Selye is quoted on the body's stress response and adaptation.
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New York
Betsy Burke
Parents’ Magazine
Parents
Hans Selye
Rights March Set for Saturday in Providence
Providence NAACP president D E Maddox announced a civil rights march scheduled for Saturday as part of the three day New England conference. about 200 marchers are expected, starting at Crown Motor Inn on Weybosset Street and ending at City Hall.
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New England
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Doin E. Maddox
NAACP
Congress
Rhode Island
Crown Motor Inn
Weybosset Street
City Hall
Maddox
New England Youth and Correse Division
Ping-Pong Missile Returns After Scouting Mission
A new Army missile named Ping-Pong roams over enemy positions to take pictures then returns to the launch site. Believed to be the world’s first round-trip missile, its cost is low due to reuse. The silent operation uses rockets at both ends for propulsion and is under Lockheed Aircraft Corp development.
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Nana
Army
Electronics Command
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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