Johnson Promises Review Of Panama Dispute
President Johnson pledged a thorough review of all issues dividing the United States and Panama during an unscheduled briefing. He said the review could occur at any time and place with a special representative and ambassador, pending restoration of diplomatic relations and Panama's acceptance of mediation.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Johnson
George A. Reedy
Miguel Moreno
Organization of American States
Juan Batista de Lavalle
Council of the Oas
de Lavalle
Dean Rusk
Nasser unveils plan for one party socialist Egypt
Cairo AP President Gamal Abdel Nasser outlined a new constitution to create a one party socialist democracy and limit decree rule for six years while keeping foreign and military policy with the executive. Parliament would tax, incur debts, and approve public projects. Decrees precede the new parliament with state bonds offered to compensate nationalized property owners.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
al Ahram
Nasser
Arab Socialist Union
Viet Chief Wins Vote Of Confidence In Saigon
South Viet Nam's military revolutionary council unanimously approved General Nguyen Khanh as chairman with a 53 to 0 vote. Khanh, who seized power in January, announced a council shakeup and a new executive steering committee to ensure field unit representation and broaden the council's base. The meeting aimed to reassure allies and quell dissension within the armed forces.
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Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
Khanh
Revolutionary Council
Mold Linked to Asthma Found in Throat of Many
Denver AP report says a yeastlike mold Candida albacans grows in warm moist areas including human mouths and throats. It may cause asthma in those who are sensitive, with antibiotics and steroids increasing growth. About four million US asthma sufferers. 81 patients showed mold sensitivity as a frequent asthma cause.
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Denver
Colo
Irving H. Itkin
J Allergy
National Jewish Hospital
Itkin
United States
National Jewish
Wkin
Lkin
Israel
Return of Cuban helicopter crew sparked asylum drama
Key West Florida United States repatriated the body of a Cuban helicopter pilot shot seven times and a crewman who refused asylum after being forced to fly to Key West by two armed defectors. Two other crew members who seized the helicopter asked for asylum and are held in a refugee center. The Fidel Castro government demanded Roque and the helicopter, while the State Department said extradition of the defectors must await court action. An investigation is under way into how the helicopter eluded a new Navy radar installation before landing in Key West.
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United States
Cuba
Sergio Roque
U.S
Havana
Jerry Baugh
State Department
Miami
Fidel Castro
Roque
Navy
Daily newspaper seen as key retail ad medium
E. F. Engle, state promotions manager of the National Retail Merchants Association, says there is no substitute for the daily newspaper as the major medium for retail advertising.
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E. F. Engle
National Retail Merchants Association
20 Men Rescued From Caribbean After Ship Fire
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP Twenty seamen were rescued after abandoning the blazing freighter Beth owned by a New Yorker and skippered by his brother The Liberian World Jonquil picked up the men from their lifeboat and headed for a rendezvous with the Coast Guard cutter Aurora All survivors were reported in good condition Among them were George Markakis the master and Alexander Markakis the chief engineer brothers of owner Andreas Markakis of New York The 230 ton Beth flying the Panamanian flag was sinking south of the Dominican Republic debris from a cargo of lubricating oil and chemicals fed the flames
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Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Beth
Coast Guard
Aurora
George Markakis
Alexander Markakis
Andreas Markakis
New York
Dominican Republic
Integration calls mount in Little Rock as groups push schools
In Little Rock Arkansas Negro leaders demand faster school integration while two anti segregation groups condemn progress and threaten a boycott on April 6 affecting 7 046 Negro pupils. Council on Community Affairs and SNCC say token progress persists amid fraught race tensions. Paratroopers protected nine Negroes at Central High in 1957 and 123 students entered previously all white schools last August. Central High now enrolls 33 Negro pupils, the highest in the school.
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Tattle Rock
Ark
Little Rock
Council On Community Affairs
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
William H. Townsend Jr
Little Rock Central High School
Dhese
Little Rock Central
Rights Cloture Vote Believed Eight Away
US Senate debate on civil rights moves toward a possible cloture vote as 41 Democrats and 18 Republicans are ready to support limiting debate. Eight more votes needed for the 67 required, with 18 Southern Democrats and five Republicans seen as doubtful and potentially persuadable by President Johnson or Senate leaders Dirksen.
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UPI
Senate
Goldwater
Rere A. Laven
Sen
Dirksen
Nonpartisan National Committee For
Congress
Johnson
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Students Plan Second Cuba Trip
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Plans for a second trip to Cuba in defiance of State Department regulations were announced Sunday by the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba. Chris Raisner, a San Francisco State College senior and area chairman, said the Cuban Federation of University Students offered to pay all expenses for about 50 Americans for the July trip. About 40 San Francisco area students have signed up.
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San Francisco
Cuba
State Department
Chris Raisner
Angolan Rebels Warned by Adoula in Congo Speech
Premier Cyprien Adoula cautioned Angolan rebels seeking arms from Red China not to bring the cold war to Africa. He pledged continued support for the rebels at a ceremony marking the third anniversary of the war against Portuguese rule in Northern Angola.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Cycille Adoula
Red China
Africa
Adoula
Angola
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