Hughes Attacks Democratic Endorsement Plan in Iowa
Gov Harold Hughes condemns a proposal for Democratic party endorsements in Iowa primaries. He argues endorsement by the state central committee would strip voters of candidate choice and undermine the nomination process.
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Ron Speer
DES Moines
Democratic Party
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Hel
State Central Committee
Hughes
Town
Lex Hawkins
Central Committee
Party
Dominicans Oppose Joint Slum Patrol
Dominican rebels protest joint patrols by U S troops and junta police in Santo Domingo slum. Col Juan Lora Fernandez complains to OAS and UN mission after the patrol begins. U S commander Col Clarence Watters says troops seek to support national police. UN launches inquiry.
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Iby Louis Uchitello
Santo Domingo
U. S
International Cadarity
Weluauuuel
Juan Lora Fernandez
Organization of American States
U. N
Clarence Watters
Spring Hill
National Police
Democratic State Central Committee
Ellsworth Bunker
Threeian
OAS Peace Committee
Washington
OAS
Hector Garcia- Godoy
Eduardo Read Barreras
Italy
Printing errors plague Soviet books say editors
In Moscow thirty students and teachers faced a troubling mishap when a page from an algebra book appeared to include obscene content. Sovetskaya Kultura blamed widespread typographical mistakes on poor printing quality and a backlog of misprinted books in a warehouse called the special assignment office.
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Moscow
Kolya
Rita
Sovyetskaya Kultura
Soviet Culture
Cedar Rapids Man Seeks Prison Term For Probation Violation
The Linn County district court granted Harley J. Kephart's request to revoke probation and send him to Ft. Madison State Penitentiary. Kephart, 33, previously received a one year suspended sentence for false uttering of checks after pleading guilty to writing a $6 bogus check.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County District Court
Harley J. Kephart
Fifth Street
Ft. Madison
Kephart
Pre-Dawn barrage attack on Saigon area kills two Americans
Viet Cong mortars and recoilless rifles strike a government command post 35 miles north of Saigon. Eyewitnesses report two U S soldiers dead and at least 40 South Vietnamese troops killed along Route 13. A relief force found wounded and scattered wreckage including five armored personnel carriers.
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Saigon
Baria
U. S
Stevenson Dies in London. Nation Plans Honors
U N Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson died of a heart attack on a London sidewalk at 65. Tributes included a memorial service at Washington National Cathedral with President Johnson, burial in Bloomington Illinois, and a UN memorial service at the General Assembly.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Bloomington
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
State Department
Stevenson
Atlantic
White House
National Cathedral
Johnson
Carl McGowan
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Richard Graebel
First Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Graebel
Ambassador
Illinois
Illinois Capitol
Ill
United Nations General Assembly
America
House Group Okays Omnibus Farm Bill
The House Agriculture Committee approved President Johnson's omnibus farm bill by a 21-13 vote. The measure moves to the full House amid doubts of passage in the city-dominated chamber.
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Okays
Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
Johnson
House
Signals From Mars Show Hope For First Close Photo
Scientists received from Mariner 4 signals of the kind hoped for as the probe neared Mars. Officials planned to release the first close-up image soon, with up to 21 pictures expected and data decoding showing shades of gray to reveal terrain and possible signs of life.
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Ralph Dighton
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Sig
Nals
Earth
Extradition Decision Looms In Kemp Case
In New York and Atlanta, reports tie St Swithin’s weather to superstition while Georgia and Florida governors weigh Kemp extradition. Charlie Kemp, 62, imprisoned for murder since 1939, escaped from a Bibb county work gang and lives in Florida with family, faith, and a church role as extradition talks continue.
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New York
New York City
Westchester
Putnam
White Plains
Atlanta
Charlie Kemp
Florida
Georgia
Kemp
Bibb County
Kemps
Carl E. Sanders
Haydon Burns
Fort Myers
Burns
Sanders
Hubert Bentley
Mount Hermon Primitive Baptist Church
Z. D. Coaston
Charlie
Liberty
Chuckle Headlines Bad Grades and Toothpaste Test
A student laments poor grades and being seated on the wrong side of the room during a toothpaste test. The remark reflects classroom quirks and lighthearted frustration.
Harriman Holds Three Hour Talk With Kosygin In Moscow
U S roving ambassador Harriman met Premier Kosygin in the Kremlin for three hours. Officials suggest Vietnam was the main topic while Harriman declined to confirm. Harriman began the talks as Kosygin returned from a provincial tour during a vacation visit.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Moscow
U.S
Ion
Harriman
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Kosygin
Sonal
Mars
W. Averell Harriman
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
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Unti
inter-American
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Rin
Tris
Bau Bang
Cathedral Service
Art
Soviet Union
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Council of Ministers of the
Ussr
A. N. Kosygin
Averell Harriman
U.S.A
Istry
Mikhail Smirnovsky
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