Laos Peace Pact On Brink Of Disintegration
The Plaine des Jarres alliance between neutralists and Pathet Lao teeters as Geneva 1992 guarantees falter. Pathet Lao actions threaten Laos neutrality amid power struggles led by Souvanna Phouma and Kong Le with backing from Phoumi Nosavan.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Geneva
Souvanna Phouma
Neutralists
Souvanna
Phoumi Nosavan
South
Viet Nam
Red China
Kong le
Khang Khay
Xieng Khouang
Phong Savan
Red China hints at squeeze on Nehru in border propaganda
Tokyo AP reports China escalates spring propaganda against India aiming to pressure Prime Minister Nehru. Radio Peking accuses Indian forces of border violations, touts military positions on Himalayan passes, and suggests a possible renewed attack or favorable border settlement terms.
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Tokyo
China
India
Peking
Nehru
Radio Peking
Ladakh
U.S
Bri
New Delhi
Everest conquerors return to civilization after voyage
Tired and thin American climbers who reached the 29028 foot summit arrive in Katmandu after four months in the heights. Luther Jerstad 26 of Eugene Oregon hobble in on ski poles with frostbitten toes and they say new interest in mountain climbing will follow. Norman Dyhrenfurth expedition leader notes fan mail shows Americans no longer view mountaineers as nuts.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Ore
Unsoeld
Hornbein
Everest
West Ridge
Norman C. Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Calif
U.S
Angels commit 175 errors lag in AL fielding in 1962
The Los Angeles Angels finished last in the American League in fielding percentage and made 175 errors during the 1962 season, highlighting defensive struggles for the team.
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Los Angeles Angels
Voluntary Desegregation Spreads to More Cities and Businesses
Bi racial committees drive voluntary desegregation across states including Kentucky Florida Virginia and Texas with reforms in public accommodations restaurants lunch counters parks and pools. Leaders confront pace to prevent uprisings while minimizing violence as progress continues in Atlanta Louisville Charlotte Winston Salem and Savannah among others.
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Atlanta
Kennedy
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Louisville
Gove Bert Combs
Lexington
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
Statesville
Charlotte
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia
Florida
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Gainesville
U.S. Supreme Court
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Austin
San Antonio
Alabama
Mobile
Birmingham
Committee On Human Relations
Savannah
Police Shoot 16-Year-Old Robber After D.C. Chase
In Washington, a 16-year-old youth was critically wounded when an officer fired five shots during a pursuit after the youth fled a precinct following a robbery charge. The boy was taken to D C General Hospital. his name was withheld due to age.
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Washington
D. C. General Hospital
Frank C. Nicholas
Nicholas
Jack Murphy
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Assam
Henry Stebbins
James C. Whittaker
Redmond, Wash
Nwang Gombu
Jerstad
Thomas G. Hornbein
San Diego
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Barry Bishop
Washington, D.C
Swassine Electric
UTT Refrigeration Co., Inc
Bluefield Ave
Bluefield
W. Va
Sun Cash
Federal Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Chuck Richardson
Sun
Burt Wkirk
Hal Walls
U.K Corral
Technnicolor
Granada
Conomial Bluefield
Hank Fonda
Pete Rc
Co Unsey
Colonial
Jesus Christ
D.C
James
Stuart Warden
Mr. and
James C. Warden
Emory and Henry College
Mathematics
Hist
Methodist
DuPont
American University
Washington, D. C
A&P’s
A&p
Siicey
Bots
College Inn
del Monte
Jane Parker
APPLE
Heinz
Fudge
Chip
Jor
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