Teach-In Sparks Mixed Reactions Over Viet Nam Policy
Washington AP reports a weekend long teach in on U S Viet Nam policy drew mixed responses. Students praised questioning policy while some leaders felt no side won. The event aired on radio and TV to 100 campuses, with debate continuing beyond the Washington program.
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Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
Margaret Thomas
American University In
Janet Gladfelter
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Carroll Cagle
New Mexico University
Thomas Horn
McGeorge Bundy
National Security
Bundy
Santo Domingo
Stanley Spector
Washington University
St. Louis
Pham Chung
South Viet Nam
University of New Mexico
Southeast Asia
Majority backs U.S. Viet Nam policy in Gallup poll
A Gallup survey finds 52 percent of Americans satisfied with U.S. handling in Viet Nam, 27 percent say poorly, 21 percent have no opinion. An earlier poll had 55 percent support.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Gallup
Showdown Looms in Boston Over De Facto Segregation
Boston School Committee faces a likely clash as Arthur Gartland pushes a three point resolution alleging racial imbalance in city schools. Support from Thomas Eisenstadt is expected, while Chairman Louise Day Hicks and others may oppose. Outside, civil rights leaders rally for action with pickets led by Rev. Vernon Carter. If Gartland’s measure is tabled, it may defer action until Ohrenberger finishes a study on the issue.
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UPS
Boston School Committee
Arthur J. Gartland
Thomas S. Eisenstadt
Gartland
Louise Day- Hicks
Joseph Lee
William E. O'Connor
Beacon Hill
Beacon St
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Vernon Carter
All Saints Lutheran Church
Roxbury
Gariland
William H. Ohrenberger
Nina Koshetz Dies at 73 Opera Star Passes Away
Former opera soprano Nina Koshetz, 73, once principal of Moscow's Royal Opera and mother of singer Marina Koshetz, died after a stroke Saturday in Santa Ana, California. She toured Russia with Serge Rossevitzy and Europe with prominent ensembles.
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Calif
Nina Koshetz
Moscow
Royal Opera
Marina Koshetz
Russia
Serge Roussevitzky
Europe
Klan Draws Thousands at NC Rallies for Accused Trio
Sanford and Dunn in North Carolina hosted large Ku Klux Klan demonstrations over the weekend as Leroy Wilkins and two co defendants linked to the slaying of Viola Liuzzo drew crowds. Matt Murphy Jr. led events claiming civil rights groups are Communist backed and Zionist controlled.
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N.C
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Detroit
Wilkins
Dunn
Alabama
Matt Murphy Jr
William C. Eaton
Eugene Thomas
North Carolina
Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
Murphy
Farmville
Tobacco Town
Viola Liuzzo
KKK
United Klans of America
U.S.A
Koshetz and husband Leo noff leave Laguna Beach home
Renowned soprano Miss Koshetz, who dedicated songs to Rachmaninoff, made her U S debut in 1921 and toured widely. In recent years she and her husband Gabriel Leo noff, a former opera singer, resided in Laguna Beach. her daughter lives in Pacific Palisades.
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Sergei Rachmaninoff
U.S
Miss Koshetz
Gabriel Leonoff
Laguna Beach
Pacific Palisades
New York Parks Plan Seeks 400 Million for 10 Years
The New York State Council of Parks recommends a $400 million, decade long expansion of outdoor recreation. Governor Rockefeller accepts the plan and its vision of growth from shorter work hours and rising mobility, with a two week deadline for a legislative message. The plan calls for bond funding, local matching funds, and federal aid to develop parks, boats, historic sites, and urban park blocks, including Rockland Lake and Robert Moses State Park.
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Albany
New York State Council of Parks
Rockefeller Yesteday
Laurance, Rockefeller
Rockefeller Plaza
Manhattan
New York
New York State
Laurance Rockefeller
Harold G. Wilm
Rockland Lake
Palisades
Robert Moses State Park
Long Island
Missile Tests Seek Data On Stabilized Capsule
At White Sands Missile Range a Little Joe IX will launch a dummy spacecraft to about 35 miles for a fifth test. The mission aims to prove capsule stability during tumbling, assess canards for heat shield position, and verify recovery after re entry with parachutes.
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White Sands Missile Range
Nlm
White Sands
NASA
Saturn to Launch Meteoroids Quest From Cape Kennedy
The U S space agency plans a Saturn-1 night launch at 2 30 a m EST on May 25 from Cape Kennedy to orbit the Pegasus meteoroid detection satellite. It will be the ninth Saturn-I test flight and first use of a Chrysler built first stage. The Pegasus 1 payload will monitor meteoroids from 311 to 451 miles altitude.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Federal Space Agency
Pegasus
Chrysler Corp
New Orleans
Space Agency
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Earth
Plaque Honors JFK to be Unveiled at Coliseum
The Coliseum Commission approves a plaque to honor John F Kennedy at the Peristyle entrance of the Coliseum marking the site where he accepted the 1960 Democratic nomination. Kennedy would have been 48 on ceremony day May 28 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
John ¥. Kennedy
Coliseum Commission
Kennedy
City plans rethink park construction and boating provisions
City council described the planned building at older parks and construction at newer parks funded through the bond as a major budget portion. The council highlighted boating provisions as highly significant to city boaters because marinas near crowded urban areas have faced severe overcrowding.
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