Souvanna Claims Laos Government Still Functioning
Souvanna Phouma, blocked in his villa by rightist rebels, asserted that his coalition government of neutralists, pro Communists, and rightists remains functional despite a coup. U S envoy Bundy arrived in Vientiane to press Washington's disapproval as Laos paths toward stability remain fractured.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Saigon
U.S
Bar
Souvanna
William Bundy
Johnson
Washington
Savang Vathana
Luang Prabang
Pathetao
Kouprasith Abhay
Siho Lamphoutakal
Castro Defends Cuban Air Space Against U S Probes
In Havana the Castro government rejects U S claims to fly reconnaissance planes over Cuba and vows to defend Cuban air space. Foreign Minister Raul Roa delivered a note to the Swiss envoy accusing Washington of provoking a dangerous situation. Fidel Castro warned of force to protect sovereignty while noting past violations and the need to guard against Soviet missiles. The State Department said U S flights are a stand in for on site Soviet inspections, begun before the 1962 crisis and continued to monitor missiles and deter their reintroduction.
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U.S
Cuba
Raul Roa
Washington
Emil Stadelhofer
United States
Roa
Internationalaw
Fidel Castro
State Department
Junked Car Drive Starts in Saco
Saco Police Chief Raymond Kerry announced notices were sent to owners to remove 56 junk cars within 15 days. Failure to comply will lead to court summons under Maine public nuisance and junk car laws. a similar drive was previously conducted last fall.
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Saco
Raymond Kerry
Maine
US USSR ties seen helped by weapon cuts
Washington officials expect better US USSR relations from Johnson and Khrushchev plans to cut back nuclear weapons production. The moves aim to ease disarmament talks, improve East West accord prospects, and deter surprise attacks, though international inspection will be required for a broader treaty. Johnson announced a 20 percent plutonium and 40 percent enriched uranium reduction over four years, aligning with earlier reductions.
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Johnson
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Associated Press
New York
State of the Union
Fire Hits New York Subway at Grand Central Terminal
Two unoccupied subway shuttles burned in Grand Central early today, spreading smoke through the terminal. The blaze disrupted the east west shuttle and parts of two other lines for about 45 minutes, injuring six firefighters and causing smoke illness to two others. Traffic on 42nd Street was halted for at least two days due to weakened shoring under the street.
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Times Square
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New York Central
New Haven
42Nd Street
Lexington
Fifth Avenues
Plans to cut back nuclear explosives production spark split
Plans attributed to President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev to curb nuclear explosive output draw congressional doubt on Russia's sincerity. Washington politics split along party lines as Johnson boasts modest gains. Mrs Johnson undertakes a long auto trip to Washington amid weather woes. An Indiana plant secretly supplies nerve gas for U S arsenal as work races for the World’s Fair opener. President Corticos rejects U S rights to recon flights over Cuba and vows defense of Cuban air space.
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Khrushchev
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Russia
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cleveland
Howard Johnson's
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Indiana
U.S. Arsenal
Army of Workmen
International
Osvaldo Corticos
U.S
Cuba
Civil Rights Bill Debate Opens in Senate Amid Tension
Senate Democrats led by Mike Mansfield push to debate the civil rights bill with votes expected Thursday or Friday as supporters and opponents present their views. Hubert Humphrey vows strict rules enforcement against marathon delaying tactics by Southern senators while Everett Dirksen plans an "amendment with appeal" to broaden equal employment opportunities.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Ure
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Senate-House
Goebel to Tour Maine on Teaching Performance Tour
Henry E Goebel of Lincoln Neb president of the National Department of Classroom Teach will tour Maine next week to talk with members about raising teaching performance through better working conditions. His schedule includes a stop at South Portland on April 30.
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Augusta
Maine Maritime Academy
Ralph A. Leavitt
Castine
Reed
Rodway
Academy
STATE
Henry E .Goebel
Lincoln
Neb
National Department of Classroom
Maine
Goebel
South Portland
Workmen Race To Meet Fair Deadline
NEW YORK AP A host of weary workers labored through the night under floodlights to ready the New York World’s Fair opening. President Johnson will address 16 000 guests at the Singer Bowl as Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner attend. Officials say the fair will be more than 90 percent finished for a 9 am opening. Some areas and foreign village stalls will wait up to a week for visitors. Civil rights groups threaten traffic jams along approaches to the fair. The 646 acre Flushing Meadow site features Unisphere and broad avenues for visitors.
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NEW York
President Johnson
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Flushing Meadow Park
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