Kosygin Decries U S Viet Nam Policy At Rally
Premier Kosygin assailed U S and allied actions in Viet Nam the Dominican Republic and elsewhere calling Washington aggressive and deceptive He backed North Viet Nam and the National Liberation Front demanding an immediate halt to bombing adherence to Geneva accords troop withdrawal and the right of the Vietnamese to determine their fate. He spoke at a rally for youths from 46 countries who graduated from Patrice Lumumba Friendship University.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
United States
Kosygin
Washington
Sen
Barry) Goldwater
Soviet Union
North
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Patrice Lumumba Friendship University
Combined American Vietnamese Paratroopers Open Jungle Hunt
U.S. and Vietnamese paratroopers joined with about 800 Australian infantry for a first joint operation 30 miles north of Saigon. A Viet Cong grenade killed a U.S. paratrooper of the 173rd Airborne Brigade. another was wounded. More than 1,200 allied troops, supported by heavy air strikes and 130 helicopters, moved into the area.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
173Rd
A. U.S
North
Hanoi
Son la
Cai Lay
Mekong Delta
William C. Westmoreland
Mieu Ba
U. S
Young Man Fined 500 in New Hampshire Riot
In Laconia New Hampshire Stan Stierle 21 Caldwell New Jersey was fined 500 for failing to disperse during the June 19 riot. Attorney filed an appeal. Bail was set at 1000. Lawrence Galvin 24 Albany New York case continued indefinitely as he cannot obtain a lawyer. Trials of youths arrested during the riot were in their second day.
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Laconia
N.H
Stan
Ofcoma District Court
Atley Stierle
Caldwell
Galvin
Beaches barred at Newport Jazz Festival changes and ban on sleeping
Newport Rhode Island AP reports new rules ban sleeping on beaches for the 12th annual Newport Jazz Festival. Police fortified island patrols after past disturbances while festival organizers relocate performances 1.5 miles from Freebody Park and the chamber lines up beds in private homes and hotels to house attendees.
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Newport
R.I
Aquidneck Island
Freebody Park
Freebody
Connell Highway
Westport
Mass
Newport County
George T. Wein
New York
Chamber of Commerce
USO
Charles A. Hambly
Shoe Workers reject union at Northeast Shoe Co
In Pittsfield 211 workers voted on Monday under the National Labor Relations Board. 168 favored the Boot and Shoe Workers Union AFL CIO and 43 opposed. Eight ballots were challenged as the union lost for the third time in attempting to organize.
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Pittsfield
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Northeast Shoe Co
National Labor Relations Board
Drivers Urged To Grit Teeth In Independence Weekend
Augusta Maine August The executive secretary of the Maine Highway Safety Committee Peter A McKenney urged motorists to grit their teeth and practice defensive driving to avoid accidents during the Fourth of July weekend He said if all drivers follow the rule it will be possible to get through the holiday period without incidents.
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Augusta
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Maine
Peter A. McKenney
Committee Plans Study of GOP Convention Procedures
Republican National Chairman Ray C Bliss proposes a committee to study presidential convention rules amid Eisenhower urging reform. He spoke as the RNC met, while Bliss defended firing aide William Cody Kelly over a desk search for donor lists, calling the conduct intolerable.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United States
William E. Miller
Atarms
National Committee
William Cody Kelly
Frank Kovac
Barry Goldwater
Kelly
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Gyula Kallai
Republican
House
Senate
Tennessee
Wilford Metcalf
U.S
National
Peter Ronca
Roseto
NAACP Official Slams War on Poverty and Title 7
Denver AP report quotes Herbert Hill NAACP labor secretary denouncing the poverty program and Title 7 as ineffective. He cites racism in American economy, names big industry banks organized labor and governments as responsible for employment discrimination. Hill notes Negro unemployment 20.6 percent in March 1964 and critiques a 210 day state deferment in Title 7.
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Denver
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Hill
National
NAACP
Hill
United States
Department of Labor
Paper Worker Dies In Mishap At Old Town Mill
OLD TOWN AP A pulp mill worker was killed Monday when a circular saw ripped free from its mounting and struck him in the back. George H. Gulliver 49 of Old Town, an employee at Old Town Pulp Products Inc., died of massive lacerations.
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Old Town
George H. Gulliver
Old Town Pulp Products Inc
Maine Receives Grant for Outdoor Recreation Plan
Washington AP reports Maine received a 20000 grant from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to help prepare an outdoor recreation plan. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith said the plan will cost about 40000 and is supported by state funds.
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Washington
Maine
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Viet Nam Air Force crash near Saigon airport claims one dead
A U S Air Force B57 crashed near Saigon airport killing one crewman and leaving another missing. The incident adds to wartime losses as details unfold.
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Associated Press
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Auditor Cleared by Commission in Hatch Act Probe
The U S Civil Service Commission cleared Biddeford City Auditor George H DesRoberts of charges he engaged in partisan political activity during a city election The Hatch Act allowed general political awareness and support but barred holding elective office The investigation found no evidence of violations and the case was closed DesRoberts is a structural engineer at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Biddeford
George H. DesRoberts
DesRoberts
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Commission
J. James McCarthy
Office of the General Counsel
Turnaround as Market Recovers After Steep Selloff
The New York Stock Exchange opened higher after four straight losses led by motors airlines and aircrafts. The brisk trading followed Monday's drop the steepest since the assassination of President Kennedy. Blue chip shares fell $2 or more at times amid a market with no obvious news drivers.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
John F. Kennedy
Neighbors honor Brookline firemen with homey party
In Brookline Massachusetts neighbors held a Monday night party at the St Marys Street fire station to thank the firefighters. A woman who baked cookies said the crew has been real neighbors to the community over the years.
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Brookline
Mass
St. Mary’s Street
Kadar Maintains Control After Hungarian Reshuffle
Janos Kadar remains the dominant figure in Hungary after stepping down as premier and keeping the top party post. Gyula Kallai succeeds him as premier while Kadar’s allies add new top officials to preserve his grip on party power.
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Hans Benedict
Vienna
Austria
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Kadar
Gyula Kallai
Miracle landing saves crippled Pan American 707
Pan American pilot Captain Charles H. Kimes credits a miracle for guiding his 707 with 143 passengers and 10 crew to a safe landing at Travis Air Force Base after the No. 4 engine failed and a wing section broke off. The right landing gear then lowered manually and the jet landed with no injuries reported.
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San Francisco
San Francisco International
Charles H
Chuck) Kimes
Danville
Calif
San Bruno
Kimes
Travis Air Force Base
Travis
Coast Guard
F. R. Miller
Calistoga
Honolulu
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Martin J. Rielly
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Middletown
WRR
Fea, Corp
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Wilbur Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Margaret Godin
Mary Marshall
Dorothy Lenkowski
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Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Romania
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
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