Erhard In For Talks And Degree
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in New York for a five day visit including a Friday meeting with President Johnson. He was presented with two cigars and a blue corn flower by a 16 year old student from Eastern Military Academy Huntington WY. Erhard will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from Columbia University Tuesday. He plans to meet Morris Abrams head of the American Jewish Committee and General Lucius D Clay later in the week.
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NEW York
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Erhard
Mark Hell- Fiegel
Eastern Military Academy
Huntington
New York City
Steuben Associa
Columbia University
Morris B. Abrams
American Jewish Committee
Gen
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Germany
Girls Glad Rags Could Bring Jail Under Brazil Law
A Brazil sumptuary bill before Congress would fine or imprison women for overdressing and ostentatious jewelry. Feminist groups mostly back the measure with one exception they want equal punishment for male accomplices. Critics say prison penalties would bandage the law and prefer fines.
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New York
Brazil
Insider's
Brazilian Congress
Gemini 4 Recovery Ships Readied For Thursday Launch
Boston AP reports the carrier Wasp heads south toward the Bahamas with 125 Navy college students aboard to support the Gemini 4 mission. Four destroyers head from Yokosuka toward Pacific recovery stations as McDivitt and White train for a rendezvous and spacewalk.
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Wasp
Bahamas
Tih
Yokosuga
Japan
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Pacific Recovery
James W. Conger
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Edward’h. White
Red Chinese Deny Illness Of Mao
Tokyo dispatch says British officials received weekend reports Mao Zedong had a stroke but Chinese officials in Peking deny the illness. Kyodo quoted a CCP Central Committee member claiming Mao is in excellent health and attended a party meeting Sunday. The British mission in Peking called reports speculative.
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Mao Tze- Tagaiay
Peking
Communist Party
Kyodo
Tiao Cheng-chin
Chinese Communist Party
Central “Committee
Mao
Klan Rally in Ohio Ends as Numbers Reported
Four day Knights of the Ku Klux Klan rally near Lebanon Ohio ended with unconfirmed turnout and unclear strength in Ohio. Grand Emperor Hugh Morris claimed 209 to 500 new members in the Cincinnati area and noted a large crowd of thousands visited Parke Scott’s farm. A 45 foot cross burned as Morris suggested future rallies in the North.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Parkie Scott
Here
Morris
North
249 Miners Trapped in Japanese Coal Mine Blast
A gas explosion at Yamano coal mine in southern Japan trapped 249 miners, with 2 killed, 21 injured including five seriously, and 180 escaping unhurt. The blast happened about 2,000 feet from the pit entrance, the police said. the mine lies about 500 miles southwest of Tokyo on Kyushu.
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Tokyo
Yamano
Japan
National Police Agency
Jit
Kyushu
Mora Hopes for Replacement In Dominican Parley Stalemate
In Washington the OAS debates replacing Mora as mediator in the Dominican crisis while Maj. Gen. Imbert Barrera’s junta rejects surrender of Radio San to Domingo and resists OAS control. Caamano accuses Mora of aiding the junta as rebels push to widen the security zone around the National Palace amid deadly clashes and protests.
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Antonio Imbert Barrera
Radio
Caamano
OAS
Imbert
Santo Domingo
Telmo Vargas
Jose A. Mora
Junta
Gordon Walker Warns Against U S Escalation In Viet Nam
London’s former foreign minister Gordon Walker warned in an Edinburgh Scotsman article that U S escalation in Viet Nam would be a major error. He urged avoiding bombing Hanoi or any industrial city, saying it risks world opinion and a possible broader war with China or Russia. He cautioned Prime Minister Wilson’s pro American Viet Nam stance could be endangered.
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Patrick Gordon Walker
Britain
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Gordon Walker
China
Russia
U.S
The
Scotsman
Edinburgh
Labor Party
North
Wilson
Ban on foreign farm labor remains in place in California
Washington AP Wirtz said his California farm labor panel advised no pending requests for import of seasonal foreign laborers will be granted. May 15 report shows California domestic seasonal farm employment up 16.1 percent from a year ago and welfare families in farm areas down sharply. Wirtz pushes California and Florida growers to rely less on foreign workers, mainly from Mexico, in favor of American workers.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
California
Wirtz
Florida
Mexico
Jordan Accused of Border Violation
Jerusalem AP Israel accuses Jordanian forces of firing on the Israeli sector of Jerusalem, killing two and wounding four. Jordan says Israeli troops provoked the clash. Gunfire heard again in the area early today with no details available.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
U S Treasurer Kathryn Granahan Passes Crisis
DARBY Pa AP Mrs Kathryn Granahan 69 treasurer of the United States who under went brain surgery last Thursday passed the crisis period Monday Sister Marie administrator of the Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital said Mrs Granahan was a little better but the hospital still considered her condition very serious.
Woman Parachuter Killed in Meet
In Johannesburg South Africa UPI reports the sole female contestant in the parachute jumping championships died when her chute failed to open. Roslind Vander Riet 24 leaped from a plane at five thousand feet.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Roslind Vander Riet
European Hostages Killed in Congo
Ten European hostages were found speared to death in the northern Congo. Bodies were discovered by mercenary troops en route to crush the last rebel resistance in the Buta area near Leopoldville, according to military sources.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Leooldville
Buta
MacLeish Critiques U S Image Over Viet Nam and Dominican Action
Archibald MacLeish, former Librarian of Congress and noted poet, told the International Publishers Association that recent U S military actions in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic have damaged the national image abroad and raised questions about whether liberty for all remains a guiding ideal. He argued the nation has not lost its core humanity or concern for world opinion, despite government blunders and lingering McCarthy era attitudes.
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Archibald MacLeish
Congress
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
MacLeish
MaceLeish
International Publishers Association
Woodrow Wilson
Santo Domingo
Composer Fraenkel Wins Milan Prize
German born composer Wolf gang Fraenkel living in Los Angeles wins Milan prize for symphonic composition. The jury awarded Fraenkel the $4,800 prize in a contest sponsored by the City of Milan and La Scala Opera House. His prize work is Symphonische Aphorisme.
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Milan
Italy
Wolfgang Fraenkel
Los Angeles
Fraenkel
la Scala Opera House
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