Split in South Korea military government over power share
Reports say marines and paratroopers who seized Seoul resisted a withdrawal order and pushed for more seats on the 30 member revolutionary council. The junta chief Chang Do young backs the coup as U N commanders seek troop recall. Casualties and arrests cited as regime pushes ahead.
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South Korea
Revolutionary Council
U. S
Carter B. Magruder
U. N
Chang Do-young
Marshall Green
Magruder
Chang
E . Gen. Chang
Walsh Nominated as U.S. Marshal for Maine
Adam J. Walsh of Brunswick Maine a former Notre Dame star and coach at Yale Harvard Bowdoin and with the Rams was named by President Kennedy to be U S Marshal for Maine. At 59 he earned 16635 a year and is a Democrat with prior service in the Maine Legislature.
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Adam J. Walsh
Brunswick
Maine
Kennedy
U. S
Walsh
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Four Horsemen
Yale
Harvard
Bowdoin
Cleveland Rams
Los Angeles Rams
Santa Clara University
California
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Montgomery Under Martial Rule After Race Riots
Montgomery, Ala. AP report says martial rule imposed after violent race riots. National Guardsmen patrol Greyhound station and a Negro church where Sunday’s violence occurred. Federal deputies, state officers arrest 18 whites. about 1,000 Negro worshippers sheltered in church. Freedom riders testified against segregation laws. MLK condemned the events. Gov Patterson proclaims qualified martial rule and grants troops sweeping powers to restore order amid federal-state tensions.
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Alabama
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John M. Patterson
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Iurder
U. S
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Byron R. White
Patterson
U.S
Sihanouk urges Laos peace talks at Geneva
Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk called for negotiations in Geneva to form a coalition Laotian government. He invited three rival princes Boun Oum Souvana Phouma and Souphanouvong through Laotian delegations at the 14 nation conference. Talks in Ban Namone stalled as factions head toward a unity gov ernment, with Boun Oum’s boycotted delegation remaining seated.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Laos
Sihanouk
Southeast Asia
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Savang Vathana
Souvana Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Ban Namone
Reserve Officers Elect Bangor Leader at Dow AFB
Lt. Col. Eric C. Nichols of Topsham was elected president of the Department of Maine Reserve Officers Association during a weekend meeting at Dow Air Force Base.
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Eric C. Nichols
Topsham
The
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Dow Air Force Base
Manchester N. H
George R. Caswell
Augusta
Maine
U. S. Infantry Veterans Association
George M. Savage
Waltham
Mass
William Rogers
Napoleon White
Manchester Conn
Eliot Carter
Nashua
David Goldberg
Cranston R. I
Leo Pyne
Medford
Bass
Charles Upton
Burlington, Vt
Leon H. Linton
Croydon
N. H
Walter M. Jones
Fremont
Chhosen
Today's Chuckle Mouth and the Plain Folks Parade
A brief feature notes a playful theme linking a grocer, dentist, orator, and fool in a local humor sketch. The punchline centers on clever wordplay and everyday life, reflecting a period newspaper tone and light civic whimsy.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Porter’s Weeklong Flight From Jail Ends With Capture
Porter Jr., 21, eluded authorities for six days in four states after breaking out of Middlesex County Jail with Edgar Cook. He carjacked multiple times, rode with a cat that punctured his skin, and spent nights in woods and cars before being seized in a Keene New Hampshire grocery at 3:30 a.m. May 21. Authorities traced his day by day moves from May 14 to 21, including trips to Boston Providence Fitchburg and Cape Cod while a wide net of police, sheriffs and the FBI closed in.
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Edgar Cook
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Mass
David S. Robinson
Porter
Cook
Lincoln
Woods
Pawtucket
R.I
Providence
New Bedford
Larea
Taunton
Boston
Fitchburg
Hopedale
Holliston
Bourne
Cape Cod
Florida
Massachusetts
Dennis
Former Conn. Governor Dies
Hartford AP reports John H. Trumbull, 88, three term Republican governor of Connecticut from 1925 to 1931, died Sunday after a short illness. Known as the flying governor, he promoted aviation after taking up flying in 1924 and led the Trumbull iElectric Co. Born in Ashford, Connecticut.
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