Tariff Talks Fail to Meet Let Deadline in Geneva
AP reports that negotiators in the Kennedy Round failed to meet today’s Sunday deadline as talks aimed at a final tariff and trade package faltered. The draft package covers tariffs and controversial products, with wheat set at a new world minimum of 1.73 dollars per bushel.
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President to Visit New England Governors Conference
President Johnson is expected to confer with the six New England governors at Brad ley field Windsor Locks today as the New England Governors Conference meets in session. The White House has announced plans, but the governors anticipate a brief flying visit by the president.
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Boys Continues Search for Missing Hannibal Youths
In Hannibal Missouri mayor Harry Musgrove suggested that three missing boys Joey Hoag 11 Billy Hoag 13 and Craig Dowell 14 may not be lost in a cave. Searchers are closing in on caves along the Mississippi River area while volunteers explore new entrances created by ongoing highway work. Police and volunteers comb the river bluffs islands and wooded areas as the probe widens amid hopes the boys are safe elsewhere.
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Please Come Home Boys Plea From Missing Sons
Mrs Helen Twain of Hannibal Missouri appeared on TV Sunday night pleading for her two missing sons to return. She spoke emotionally, saying she made dinner and loved them, urging them to come home for Mother's Day. The case involves three boys linked to Ma Twain Country, with parents seeking their return.
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Dodd Defends Self Amid Senate Censure Charge
Connecticut Senator Thomas J. Dodd, facing a May 22 Senate vote on censure, appeared on WTIC TV to claim charges against him are part of a smear campaign. He blamed four former staffers and two columnists for copying documents and fueling the ethics inquiry and a libel suit.
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Nkrumah Aims to Return to Ghana From Guinea
Kwame Nkrumah, ousted president of Ghana, announced on a Guinea radio broadcast he would return to Ghana soon. Speaking at a rally of Guinea's Democratic Party, he said his return would be a victory for the people of Guinea.
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Lynda Johnson and George Hamilton Depart in Separate Cars
LOS ANGELES AP Lynda Bird Johnson arrived at the airport after an 11 day South America trip and left in a white car while actor George Hamilton exited in a small sports car. Secret Service agents accompanied Miss Johnson as no destination was announced.
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Chou Warns China to Bar US In Vietnam War
CHICAGO (UP) Premier Chou En-lai and four other top Chinese Communist leaders warned a Western newsman that Red China would send its vast armies into Vietnam if Hanoi is threatened with invasion or a comprised peace. The interviews, published in the Chicago Daily News, reveal China’s readiness to act if U S troops threaten North Vietnam, with Chou saying Americans would not be allowed near Chinese borders and China would reconsider its policy if U S actions force them to intervene.
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Bridgeport Weekend Accidents Hurt Twelve People
Bridgeport police investigated four weekend accidents that left twelve injured, with two in serious condition. On Huntington Turnpike near Trumbull four injured, one severely. at St. Vincent’s hospital serious chest injuries reported for 78 year old man from Cowles Street. Also treated and released were Mary McCormick of Jacksonville Florida and Frederick and Margaret Anderson of Savoy Street. A separate fatal shooting occurred at a local bar with one suspect held.
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Auto crashes injure twelve in Bridgeport spree
Police described a head on collision where a McCormick woman’s car was struck by a Theriault vehicle. The Theriault car first hit highway posts then crossed control into the McCormick auto, then struck a pole and backed onto Meyers Dworkin property on Huntington Turnpike. In the same night, a murder at Belle S Bar and Grill on Lexington Avenue left four victims, with Willie Hairston charged with murder and held without bail. Several patrons were wounded, including Patricia Smith and Anna Marie Sommerall, as detectives investigated the shooting and gathered weapons.
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Mantle joins 500-Homer Club with seventh inning blast
New York Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle hit his 500th career homer to join Babe Ruth Willie Mays Jimmy Foxx Ted Williams and Mel Ott in baseballs elite 500 home run club. His seventh inning shot off Orioles pitcher Stu Miller propelled the Yankees to a 6 5 victory.
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Prediction of rebellion within organized crime within ten years
A President's crime commission consultant, Donald R. Cressey of UC Santa Barbara, warns the syndicate's underlings will demand power as organized crime shifts from bootlegging to gambling and legitimate business control. He says higher expertise will replace unskilled leaders, reshaping hierarchies and weakening current totalsitarian control.
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Battle Rages as Mortars Hit Marines Near DMZ
Communist mortars shelled Marine positions just south of the demilitarized zone as North Vietnamese regulars probed outposts in a growing battle that left 14 Marines dead and 100 wounded. Air and ground fights intensified with pilots rescued after downed jets and several missiles exploded near Hanoi.
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Army completes transfer to aid Marines near DMZ
In Saigon American spokesmen said the U S Army has moved 15 000 men within Vietnam to bolster Marine forces facing rising enemy pressure in the five northern provinces. Units were introduced into what had been exclusively Marine territory enabling the Marines to focus two divisions about 40 000 men near the demilitarized zone.
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Curfew Lifted as Hong Kong Riots Subside
Hong Kong returns to relative calm after a dusk to dawn curfew, with only scattered stone throwing in the Sanpokong district. Pro Communist Chinese outlets fueled tensions, urging actions against British rule and demanding releases and apologies.
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Features for Everybody on Telegram Daily Page
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