Riots Burn U S and British Embassies in Phnom Penh
Rioters in Phnom Penh sacked the U S and British embassies during three hours of unrest. The U S flag was hauled down and embassy cars overturned while slogans such as U S go home rang out. No Americans were reported injured though glass injuries occurred to demonstrators.
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PHNOM _PENH
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U.S
England
Washington
State Department
Martin Cramer
Carmer
Herbert D. Spivack
Civil Rights Forces Form In Senate
Senate Democratic leaders named floor captains for the civil rights bill with Humphrey announcing Morse Douglas Long Pastore and Dodd taking desegregation education civil rights commission federal funds and voting statistics roles. They join Hart Magnuson and Clark already chosen to handle voting and equal employment.
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Washington
Morse
Douglas
Long
Civil Rights Commission
Pastore
Dodd
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Joseph 5. Clark
D-Pa
Humphrey
Senate
Theft at England Brothers Store Recovers Most Loot
Cash and checks totaling nearly all of a $16,000 burglary were recovered from behind a backdrop in the sixth floor furniture display at England Brothers. Authorities said the looted money appears to have never left the store, with two keys to the alarm and safe still missing.
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England
Brothers
Thomas H. Calnan
William Tuohy
Edwin J. Blair
John J. Killeen
Russell J. Beekman
Calnan
Edward J. Haughey
Pittsfield
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Rising Then Cooler
The forecast says temperatures through Monday will average about three degrees above normal, with a slow rise through Saturday. Stronger cooling is expected Sunday and Monday. Occasional rain or snow is possible late Friday and on Saturday.
Ruby Defense Rested In Surprise Move
In Dallas, Jack Ruby’s defense abruptly rested its case after presenting two psychiatrists as witnesses. Lead attorney Meivr Belli indicated as many as 20 more witnesses could have testified, including Ruby’s rabbi and maid, to shape a portrait of Oswald’s killer.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Meivr Belli
Joe B. Brown
Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Rumored U S Panama Accord Hints Relations Restore
A Latin American diplomat said Panama has agreed to restore diplomatic relations with the United States and to discuss Panama Canal differences. U S sources said a compromise was near but not reached, delayed by a late OAS committee wording request.
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United States
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Washington
U.S
United Stattes
Sihanouk
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Prince
Panama
Panama Canal
Organization of American States
Lodge secures New Hampshire GOP nomination by write-in
In a snowbound presidential primary New Hampshire backed Henry Cabot Lodge with 33,521 votes, beating Goldwater and Rockefeller as Lodge's national convention path brightened. Johnson led Democrats with 18,058 for Kennedy as NH approved a statewide sweepstakes education fund ballot.
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San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Lodge
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Smith
Stassen
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
John W. King
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Beaujean Named Chief of State Fire Wardens
Kenton A. Beaujean of Berkshire County has been named chief forest fire warden of Massachusetts at Ashburton Place, succeeding Francis B. Mahoney. A career employee who joined in 1952, Beaujean has led Berkshire County forester duties since 1962 and previously served as district fire warden for Western Massachusetts. He and his wife Jean Mehr have four children.
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Kenton A. Beaujean
Southwee
Berkshire County
Boston
State Department of Natural Resources
Charles H. W.foster
Beaujean
Massachusetts
Berkshire
Francis B. Mahoney
Ashburton Place
Bruce S. Gullion
Foster
Gullion
Pittsfields County
U.S. Forest Service
Jean Mehr
Yonkers, N.Y
New Hampshire
Department of Natural Resources
Department
University of Massachusetts
Berkshires
Mountain State Forest
Willard Brook
Ashby
Barry and Lodge Clash in New Hampshire Primary
UPI reports Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller supporters remained confident after Henry Cabot Lodge won with a surprise result in New Hampshire. GOP leaders nationwide see Lodge as a favorite son and doubt his path to the nomination unless he actively pursues the race.
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Rockefeller
Lodge
New England
Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
New York
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Riumph
Massachusetts
GOP
New Hampshire results loom as candidates head to California
Rockefeller and Goldwater announce plans to campaign in California for the June 2 primary while accepting New Hampshire’s verdict. George Lodge signals possible fatherly candidacy shift, noting Viet Nam duties, and NH backers recount a surprising win aided by TV films and a large mail push.
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
California
Viet Nam
Lodge
New Hampshire
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
J. Richard Jackman
Concord
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Victor
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Hue
McNamara
Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
Mark Gilman
U.S. Air Force European Headquarters
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U.S. Air Force
Gilman
Berlin
Kenneth McQueen
British European Airways
BEA
West Berlin
Hannover
RBS
McQueen
UPS
David I. Holland
Holland,Minn
Harold W. Welch
Detroit, Mich
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Ngland
Paris
France
Italy
England Bros
Manfred Guttmacher
Baltimore
Guttmacher
Ruby Story
Western Union
City Hall
Oswald
Chicago
Buckingham Palace
London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
U.s.-Panama
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry
Rocky
George
George Lodge
Edward M. Kennedy
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