Reds In Hassle Over Territory
Pravda accused China of laying claim to more than 500000 square miles of Soviet land and plotting a regional expansionist program. The piece named Burma, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, Malaya, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, and aimed to turn Mongolia into a Chinese province. It warned mutual claims would heighten tensions and spark conflicts.
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Kennedy Begins His Campaign For Senate
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy opened his bid for the U S Senate at dawn with a handshaking tour through Fulton Fish Market crowding East River stalls. He pressed for labor support in a AFL CIO address later.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Afl-Cio
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Rights Bill Fails Trail In Michigan Primary Race
In Michigan, Northern Democrat John Lesinski trailed John Dingell in the 16th District renomination race as civil rights foes faltered. Elsewhere Elly Peterson won the Republican U.S. Senate race, while Gov. George Romney expanded his renomination margin. With precinct results incomplete, Dingell led Lesinski and Peterson edged Wayne County's Dingell rival. Romney supported Peterson, reflected a strong GOP turnout against the Democrats.
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John Lesinski
John Dingell
Elly Peterson
U.S
Senate
George Romney
James O'Neil
Edward Meany
Philip Hart
Lesinski
Peterson
Republican National Committee
Wayne County
O'Neil
State Board of Education
Romney
Higgins
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Motorist Turns Close To Fort, Comics Say
In a chuckle from Capt Gen Fea and Corp, a car driver is labeled a motorist until he invades personal space, prompting a lighthearted jab about manners and driving.
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Fea, Corp
Johnson Asks FBI Probe Stadium Kickback Charges
President Johnson asked the Justice Department to seek an FBI probe into Sen. Williams charge that builder Matthew McCloskey paid a 35000 kickback on the DC Stadium contract. Williams said 25000 allegedly went to the 1960 Democratic campaign.
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Williams accuses McCloskey over $35000 stadium payoff
Senate leaders weigh reopening the Baker case after Sen John J Williams R says he has evidence of a 35000 payoff tied to the Washington stadium contract. McCloskey a Philadelphia contractor and former DNC finance chair who had served as ambassador to Ireland could not be reached for comment. He resigned weeks ago citing his post. The matter prompts calls for investigation but faces timing and political concerns as senators plan further discussion.
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Mike ‘Mansfield
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Senate Faces Showdown Vote On Medicare Plan
Washington AP reports the Senate plans a crucial vote on a Social Security health care for the aged plan backed by President Johnson and opposed by Senator Barry Goldwater. Dirksen cites a close outcome as past tests showed narrow defeats. The King Anderson reform proposes hospital care, nursing home coverage, and cash Social Security boosts to fund the plan.
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D‘enn
Russell Long
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Tot Rescued From 90-Foot Deep Well
A 3-year-old asthmatic boy, Jerry Bettencourt, fell 90 feet into an abandoned dry well in Fremont California. Police officer Duayne Watson pulled him out after three hours using two ropes while an oxygen tube aided his breathing. The boy, whose parents are Mr and Mrs Gary George Bettencourt, was taken to Washington Township Hospital for observation and was described as in good condition. His rescue recalled the Kathy Fiscus tragedy of 1949 and the Manorville 1957 rescue.
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Jerry Bettencourt
Washington Township
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Kathy
Fiscus
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San Marino
Benjamin Hooper Jr
Manorville
N.Y
Bettencourts
Anna Marie
Joanne
Viet Nam Official Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
Vice Premier Nguyen Ton Hoan resigned in Saigon accusing Premier Nguyen Khanh's government of lacking legal authority. Buddhist leaders threatened a general strike over demanded reforms amid student demonstrations. Hoan, a Dai Viet leader, cited policy disagreements and alleged coup involvement as Khanh blamed him for backstabbing allies. A telephoned bomb threat at a U.S. officers mess triggered a thorough search with no device found.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Hoan
Dai Viet
South
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Information Service
Two Appointments Made At St. Francis College
Rev. Donald Nicknair OFM announces two staff appointments at St Francis College. Dr Lewis E Aldrich Jr named chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Robert K Mento named head of the Mathematics Department. Aldrich, biology assistant professor, holds degrees from Linfield College and Oregon State University and PhD from Oregon State. Mento, native of St Mass, joined in 1963 with degrees from UMass Amherst and teaching at Johns Hopkins and UMass.
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O.F.M
St. Franks College
Lewis E. Aldrich Jr
Od Road
Biddeford
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Natural Sciences
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Hills Beach
Aldrich
Baker
Ore
Linfield College
McMinnville
Oregon State University
Corvallis
University of Gras
Austria
St. Francis
Portland State College
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Lubbock
Texas
University of
University of Massachusetts
Joan Zisk
Monson
Mass
Thomassina
Baltimore Prepares For Possible Riots In City
AP reports Baltimore authorities, including Mayor McKeldin and Gov. Tawes, warned of potential rioting by outsiders aiming to ignite unrest among the city’s 358 000 Negro residents. Police and National Guard readiness planned with a battalion to be alerted, amid patterns seen in Harlem and Philadelphia incidents.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
J. Millard Tawes
Milton A. Reckord
Bernard Schmidt
McKeldin Agai Tawes
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