India Pakistan deadlock over Kutch cease-fire plan persists
US and Britain press both nations to halt hostilities in the Rann of Kutch as combat cools for a third day. Pakistan accuses India of boosting activity in Kashmir while leaders including Shastri and Ayub Khan seek terms for withdrawal and talks. Lodge meets Delhi amid Vietnam policy briefings.
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Pakistan
Britain
New Delhi
Asia
Rann of Kutch
United States
Kashmir
Rawalpindi
Shastri
Lodge
Washington
Harold Wilson
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
Bourguiba asks Nasser to meet over dispute
Tunisian President Bourguiba appeals to Egyptian President Nasser to meet and settle their angry row. Nasser showed no sign of relenting, spurning Bourguiba’s latest communication as the Arab world reacts to his proposal that Arab states negotiate with Israel.
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Tunisap
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Bourguiba
Israel
State Must Bar New Bedford Aid Pending Census
Boston AP The attorney general told the state treasurer to withhold education aid to New Bedford until the state commissioner of education authorizes distribution. Commissioner Kiernan had ordered a racial census of the city’s public school population, a move New Bedford is challenging in court.
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New Bedford
Boston
Edward W. Brooke
Owen Kiernan
Kiernan
Papal Encyclical Aims at War Sides on Birth Control Debate
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI issued a second encyclical urging talks to end war and hostage taking in Viet Nam era conflicts. The document condemns guerrilla warfare and calls for peace and prayers linked to May devotion to Mary and the Vatican Council. In Boston a Ways and Means Committee approved a study on selling birth control devices and information. The plan would form a 21 member commission to report by July 7 with appointed physicians and legal and welfare representatives.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
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House
Ways and Means
Public Welfare
Massachusetts Medical Society
Massachusetts Conference On Social Welfare
Massachusetts Public Health Association
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Meredith to Return to U S After East Africa Tour
IBADAN Nigeria AP James Meredith plans to end his studies in Nigeria and return to the United States after a tour through East Africa the Middle East and Europe beginning in June He will complete a doctorate in political science and says race problems abroad mirror those in the United States Meredith 32 and his wife Mary June 27 and their son John Howard 5 live near the University of Ibadan He plans to march into Mississippi from Memphis along Route 51 upon his return to help in the civil rights movement.
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Nigeria
James Meredith
Unite States
East Africa
Middle East
Europe
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John Howard
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Universiy
Africa
United States
States
Mississippi
Memphis
Chilean Students Protest Landing
About 200 youths in Santiago protested a U S troop landing in the Dominican Republic throwing rocks at the U S consulate. Police used water cannons to disperse them. In Venice Italy gondoliers from St Marks Square struck over motorboat competition, protesting a new municipal docking permit for four motorboats.
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Chile
Dominican Republic
Roeks
U.S
Venice
Italy
UPI
St. Mark's Square
Dominican turmoil invites Cuba aligned groups to push revolution
The Dominican Republic crisis offers an opening for Communist and Castroist factions to seize control and claim aid from a prolonged U.S. troop presence. Young officers’ coup attempts failed, but extremist groups see a chance to restore Bosch for legitimacy or to undermine the junta, framing events as anti imperialist action.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
Elias
Wes
Sin v. Wessin
Juan Bosch
Wessin
Popular Socialist — Communist Party
Santo Domingo
Bosch
Lady Churchill Named to Lords in UK Appointment
LONDON AP Lady Churchill the late Sir Winston’s Clementine was named a life peer in the House of Lords. Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced from No 10 Downing Street that the queen approved a life barony for Lady Churchill, noninherit able by any family member.
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London
Churchill
Winston
Clementine
House of Lords
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
United Kingdom
Boland fights Army imports for Hispano gun
Rep Edward Boland urges denial of 15 million for Army to buy 20mm Hispano Suizza guns from West Germany. He says Springfield Armory could produce them, the German weapon fails tests, burdens the balance of payments, and recommends funding for rights and production at Springfield Armory.
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Washington
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
Congress
West Germany
Boland
House Appropriations
Defense Department Tisney
Springfield (Mass.) Armory
House
Senate Armed Services
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Aberdeen
Defense Department
Springfield Armory
Springfield
State Pay Raise Signed in New Hampshire
Gov. John W. King signed a law authorizing a 9.4 million pay raise for New Hampshire state employees. The average 18 percent increase affects about 5,200 workers, effective July 2, the first general raise since 1957. He also signed bills allowing municipalities and counties to form non profit plants for manufacturing, tax exempt bonds, and tax exemptions to aid Claremont’s Joy Manufacturing plant.
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Concord
N. H
John W. King
King
Claremont
Joy Manufacturing Co
Governor Wallace invites editors to tour Alabama
Gov George C Wallace extended an invitation to editors of 1700 newspapers to visit Alabama for a four day observation trip starting June 7. The first three days will be guided tours and the fourth day may be spent anywhere in the state. Transportation will be provided by the state.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Canadians Rearm For Germany Duty
Ottawa reports the Canadian army brigade in Germany will be re equipped in August with the 3 pound portable Carl Gustav antitank weapon made in Sweden. Other Canadian infantry will receive it by October replacing the Heller Tecket launcher.
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Germany
Sweden
Defense Department
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