U N Teams Oversee Shaky Kashmir Truce
United Nations Security Council members plan a new cease-fire appeal to India and Pakistan as truce lines shudder under renewed fighting. UN teams patrol the frontier while both nations accuse each other and report casualties near Fazilka, near Lahore.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Security Council
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
New Delhi
Rawalpindi
Goldberg
Thant
United Nations
Clara Bow It Girl Dies at 60 in Hollywood
Clara Bow known as the It Girl of silent film era died at 60 while watching a late TV movie. Health had faltered years and she recently treated for insomnia at a rest home. Her husband Rex Bell died in 1962 while campaigning for governor.
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Clara Bow
Hollywood
UPI
Jéan Harlow
Ann Sheridan
Marie
McDonald
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Bow
Estrella Smith
Nevada
Rex Bell
Las Vegas
Searchlight
New
Brooklyn
Miss Hush
Pakistani Minister Meets With Rusk
New York UPI report says Pakistan Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto met Secretary of State Dean Rusk to seek U S moral and material backing in the Kashmir dispute. Rusk signaled U S neutrality and support for UN chosen solutions as Bhutto was accompanied by Amjad Ali and Aziz Ahmed at the U S delegation HQ near the United Nations.
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New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
Pakistan
Z.A. Bhutto
Kashmir
Bhutto
U.S
India
Rusk
U.N
Amjad Ali
Washington
Aziz’ Ahmed
Dominican provisional regime beset by crisis as Bosch calls action
Santo Domingo reports a deepening internal political crisis undermining the three week-old government of Hector Garcia Godoy. US Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker returned with inter American peace forces in place and Boschs Saturday arrival adds pressure. Garcia Godoy to address the nation tonight.
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Hector Garcia-Godoy
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Garcia Godoy
Babies Do Grow Up, Thayer Stroller and Twin Strollers Ad
An advertisement notes baby items available as markets shift with growing families. It lists a Thayer stroller at 45, twin strollers at 10, a rocking duck, and mentions about twenty calls in six days. Call 447-7311 to inquire.
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Thayer
Father Held In Abduction Of Children
A Boston AP report says Nicola Marinaro 36 was arrested at Logan Airport after taking his three daughters Anna Marie 8 Carmella 6 and Sylvia 4 to Rome without consent. The children were returned to their mother Anna Marinaro 34 of Waltham, who had custody per Middlesex County Probate Court decree. The couple recently immigrated from Italy. Anna lives with her parents in Waltham.
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Boston
Rome
Anna Marinaro
Waltham
Nicola Marinaro
Logan International Airport
Anna Marie
Carmella
Sylvia
Marinaro
Middlesex County Probate Court
Marinaros
Italy
Vincent Cianci
Tribune Faces Fresh Hurdles After Return to Newsstands
New York Herald Tribune resumes publication after seven Daily News rivals strike. Wholesalers refuse excess copies, halting distribution in starved area. Tribune executives cite economic concerns as Publishers Association permits resumption. Times-Guild talks show limited progress as June weekend news scene unfolds. A separate Copenhagen report notes a 34 year old Dane jailed briefly for attempting to pass a bad check to a prostitute.
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New York
UPI
New York Herald Tribune
Tribune
The
Herald Tribune
Publishers Association of
New York City
Robert T. MacDonald
MacDonald
Publishers Association
New York Times
American Newspaper Guild
ANG
Times
Guild
Copenhagen
Two American POWs Shot by Viet Cong
SAIGON—U.S. B52s conducted their 33rd strike of the Vietnam war 55 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border in an area where a Viet Cong headquarters is believed located. Reports say Viet Cong casualties varied, with battles near Quang Ngai and Da Nang yielding several dozens killed or captured, while air attacks disrupted movements and caused property damage.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Guam
Tay Ninh
Quang Ngai
Ben -Hai
U.S. Navy
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Williams College to build Bronfman Science Center
Williams College opens its 176th year with honorary degrees for Kingman Brewster Jr and Edgar Williams and dedicates Greylock Corner housing. A $1.25 million gift from Samuel Bronfman and family launches the Bronfman Science Center, part of a $244 million 175th Anniversary Fund aiming to bolster science teaching and facilities. Construction set for spring. the gift brings campaign pledges to $13.4 million in two years.
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Tague
Bronfman
Williams College
Samuel Matthews
Biology Department
John E. Sawyer
Edgar M. Bronfman
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Ditasy
Williams
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale University
Edgar T. Williams
Rhodes House
Oxford
Greylock Corner
Brewster
Williamstown
Bronfman Science Center
Samuel Bronfman
Distiller Corp.Seagrams,Ltd
Charles R. Bronfman
Minda de Gunzberg
Phyllis Lambert
Motion for Mistrial Denied In Trial of Ex-Councilors
In Boston UPI a judge refused defense motions for a mistrial after prosecutors handed ex councilor Ernest Stasiun papers resembling checks and questioned sources of campaign funds. The case involves Stasiun Crimmins and others facing conspiracy and bribery charges tied to DiNatale’s reappointment as state public works commissioner. Route 140 completion and pledge influenced votes.
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Boston
UPI
Harold M. Willcox
Ernest C. Stasiun
Fairhaven
Stasiun
Crimmins
Raymond D. Sullivan
Springfield
Michael J. Favalli
Worcester
Anthony N. DiNatale
Favulli
DiNatale
New Bedford
Taunton
Foster’ Furcolo
State House
DPW
Atheism Denounced At Vatican During Ecumenical Debate
UPI reports an emotional Vatican debate on the Church in the Modern World with American prelate Archbishop Nicholas Elko leading bishops from seven countries in denouncing atheism as a pestilence. Cardl Koenig and Maximos Leigh echoed concerns about believers’ conduct and the reach of militant atheism amid complex views on the modern world.
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Vatican City
UPI
Nicholas Elko
Pittsburgh
Ecumenical Council
Maximos Cardinal
Leigh
Antioch
Syria
Dorothy Malone Critical in Hospital After Surgery
Hollywood actress Dorothy Malone a 1956 Oscar winner remains critically ill after a seven hour operation to clear massive blood clots in her lungs at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Doctors said progress is being made but the next days are crucial If she survives doctors expect a long slow recovery and eventual full return to health
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Hollywood
UPI
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Miss Malone
Cedors of Lebanon Hospital
Viet Cong Reprisal Declares Executions Of Two U.S. POWs
The Viet Cong said it executed two American prisoners of war, Capt. Humbert R. Versace and Sgt. Kenneth Koraback, at 10 a.m. Sunday. U.S. Embassy called the action murder and North Viet Nam would be held responsible for a violation of civilized principles. Ver sace was from Baltimore and Koraback from Fayetteville. their executions appear tied to a Da Nang death sentence for Viet Cong agents. Prime Minister Ky suggested South Vietnam may halt public executions in response to the reprisal.
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Reds
Humbert R. Versace
Baltimore, Md
Kenneth Koraback
Fayetteville, N.C
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam Liberation
Viet Cong) Armed Forces Command
Roraback
Apniy-special Forces Non-Com
Veronica
Chester
W. Va
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Soviet Seen Reforming Policies
MOSCOW UP I reports the Central Committee of the Communist Party opened a secret meeting to consider sweeping reforms in Soviet industrial policy. Kosygin presented a plan to improve industry management and planning incentives while Brezhnev would address convening the 23rd party congress.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Tass
Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Fluctuate This Week
The outlook shows average temperatures about 6 degrees below seasonal 35 degrees through Saturday. Warmer midweek on Wednesday and Thursday, colder Friday and Saturday. Rain is expected around Thursday.
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Voice of Kashmir Radio
West Pakistan
Arthur J. Goldberg
Fazilka
Lahore
Punjab
Defense Ministry
Sutlej River
Indian Defense Ministry
Rajahstan
Arabian Sea
Gadra
Hovard
South
Ben Hai River
Thomas E. Dwyer
Joseph Ray Crimmins
Somerville
Superior Court
Vatican
Franziscus Cardinal
Koenig
Vienna
Austria
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