Shastri Pledges New Social Order
Lal Bahadur Shastri, a moderate Socialist, pledged a new social order for India and said socialism would guide his leadership. He promised to continue Nehru’s non aligned foreign policy and focus on poverty and unemployment at home. He will be sworn in as prime minister after Parliament named him leader.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Waharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Nehru
Shastri
Gandhi
Johnson
Pakistan
Kashmir
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Kamaraswami
Kamaraj
Buckley Loses N Y Democratic Primary to Bingham
In New York's 23rd District Ren Charles A Buckley veteran of 30 years in Congress and head of the Bronx County Democratic organization is defeated for renomination by reform candidate Jonathan Bingham. Bingham a former U N representative led with 24 023 votes to Buckley 20 656 from 260 of 284 districts.
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New York
Charles A. Buckley
D-N.y
House Public Works Committee
Reform
Jonathan B. Bingham
Buckley
Congress
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Bronx County
Democratic Organization
Bingham
U.S
The
United Nations
Eisenhower Denies Allegations of Political Silence
President Eisenhower responded to Democratic claims by saying he knows nothing hears nothing and sees nothing. The remark frames ongoing political contention without detail and reflects partisan rhetoric of the period.
Dixie Leaders Shift Tactics On Civil Rights Bill
Southern foes of the civil rights bill urged immediate votes on amendments, while Senate leader Mike Mansfield rejected any vote this week. President Johnson said he is staying hands off as strategy centers on cloture, with Sen. Richard Russell pushing for action before Saturday. Mansfield stated voting would not occur this week to allow time for leadership to explain the compromise substitute.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Johnson
Richard
Russell
D-Ga
Mansfield
Cook Elected Mayor In Oceana Race By Seven Votes
D C Dick Cook won the Oceana mayoralty in Wyoming County defeating A C Aliff by 186 to 179. Incumbent Ivan Laniels finished third with 141 votes. Jack Cozart won city recorder over Eldon Cook 371 to 123, with Hazzel Blackburn re elected to the city council. Other council members included Les Lively Homer Cook O R Wallace and Leland Tilley. Vaughn Steward reelected mayor of Pineville without opposition.
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D. C
Dick) Cook
Oceana
Wyoming County
A. C. Aliff
Ivan Laniels
Jack Cozart
Eldon Cook
Hazzel Blackburn
Les Lively
Homer Cook
R. (Doe) Wallace
Leland Tilley
Vaughn Steward
Pineville
Peoples
Progressive
South Charleston
L. 0
Mellwain
Walter Kramer
Kramer
Morgantown
John R. Goodwin
James Danser
Cliff Hough
Earl L. McCartney
Arthur Buehler
J. R. Browning
Kenneth Carvell
Negotiations Collapse In Bitter Michigan Strike
The Essex Wire Corp. strike in Hillsdale County, Michigan, escalates as Gov. Romney orders a curfew and National Guard patrols after a five day shutdown. The IUE denounces reopening plans while violence-driven tensions threaten Hillsdale's 7629 residents and the plant's restart.
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Lansing,mich
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale
Hillsdale County
National Guard
International Union of Electrical Workers
George W. Romney
Essex Wire
George Gould
IVE International
Union
Romney
Electrical Union
Essex
Contingency talk on North Viet Nam stirs defense plans
U S officials say no plan to enlarge the war northward has been approved but contingency options are being studied as Hanoi and Beijing support South Viet Nam and Laos. Johnson says no plans exist to move the anti guerrilla war north. discussions stress planning for all possible developments.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Thailand
Johnson
Washington
South
Department of Defense
State Department
Laos
Future Of Southeast Asia At Stake Says Johnson
President Johnson said the future of Southeast Asia, including Laos and South Vietnam, is at stake and the U.S. must do its full share. He outlined four themes guiding policy, emphasized a commitment dating to 1954, and denied plans to widen the war into North Vietnam. He did not outline new military moves.
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Uing
Southeast Asia
North Vietnamese
Red Chinese
Viet Nam
Laos
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Johnson
McNamara
Washington
United States
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Laird
Honolulu
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
South
Comsat Stock Sells Out In Public Offering
The Communications Satellite Corp stock sale worth 100 million dollars drew massive public demand on Tuesday. Brokers rationed to 50 shares per customer amid government limits while 163 firms received five million shares at 20 dollars each. American Telephone and Telegraph invested 58 million amid a 200 million total to fund a global space relay system slated for 1987 operation.
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New York
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Space Communications Venture
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
American Telephone
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Britain Orders Typhoid Probe Over Aberdeen Outbreak
Aberdeen toll climbs to 241 confirmed and 30 suspected cases as the British government orders an inquiry. Health officials maintain the source is an imported corned beef tin sliced at a delicatessen, with two brands from South America singled out though the exact culprit remains unclear.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Ian MacQueen
South America
Wagner Orders 1000 Cops for Citywide Night Uprising
Mayor Wagner and officials mobilize nearly 1,000 officers for overtime patrols in streets and subways to curb violence by youths described as Negro terrorists. Within 48 hours 500 officers on overtime and 200 Transit Authority police will patrol while trainees join trains ahead of July 1 overtime assignments. Over Memorial Day weekend mobs beat knifed robbed and terrorized whites on four subway trains and a Staten Island ferry.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Michael J. Murphy
Transit Authority
Joseph E. O'Grady
Staten Island
Two Highways Recommended for Appalachian Plan in Virginia
Virgina highway officials urged only two routes be added to the Appalachian program, U.S. 23 and sections of U.S. 460 from Christiansburg to the West Virginia line and Bluefield to Virginia 58 in Russell county. The plan would fund 70 percent by the federal government and 30 percent by the state, with limited work projected on U.S. 250 and Virginia 55 in the near term.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia
Appalachian Regional Commission
Fugate
Christiansburg
West Virginia Line
Bluefield
Russell County
Shenandoah Valley
Appalachian
Appalachian Commission
U. S
Staunton
West Virginia
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Beginia
Buchanan
Dickenson
Tazewell
Russell
Wise
Scott and Lee
Commis
Sion
Department
Winchester
John E. Harwood
Bristol
Salinger Wins Democratic Senate Nomination in California
SAN FRANCISCO AP says Pierre Salinger defeated Alan Cranston for the Democratic nomination to replace Clair Engle in the U.S. Senate.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
California
San Diego
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York
Alan Cranston
Pierre Salinger
White House
Cranston
Edmund G. Brown
Clair Engle
NBC
CBS
U.S. Senate
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John Camp
Hamlin
L. M. Barrett
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Barrett
C. C. Ashworth
Michigan
Defense
Arizona
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National Broadcasting Co
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Los Angeles
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ABC
Associated Press
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N.Y
William E. Miller
Cuban Lions Club
Havana
Lions Club
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano
International Association of Lions Club
Lions Public Relations Committee
Manuel Parade la Gomez
Marcelino Martinez Tapia
Camaguey
Fernandez Medrano
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Fla
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