Ky Acts in Hue Plans Korea Trip
In Hue Vietnam a relief operation saved seven wounded from two trapped U S paratroop companies as U S helicopters braved machine gun fire. Premier Ky planned a trip to South Korea while riot police were deployed to Hue to quell Buddhist unrest and speed government actions on taxes and inflation.
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Hue
Korea
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Carpenter
Doughty
South Korea
South Vietnam
Iton
Pany A
Walter Brown
Chattanooga
Return to Old Rule on Flight Path Separation
The FAA and allied aviation officials debated restoring the 120 mile separation rule for flight paths amid renewed combat in Vietnam and North Atlantic tensions. U.S. pilots faced safety and workload concerns as operations balanced rescue efforts and enemy fire with helicopters using hoists in rain forests and exposed ridges.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Uoj
Canada
Britain
Vietnam
Upi
Atlantic
U.S
Saigon
FAA
Walter Wesley
Galveston
Texas
North Atlantic
Gan
Der
Newfoundland
Prest
Scotland
Scranton rejects bitterness over political exit
Gov William Scranton says he is not bitter about leaving active politics and denies stabbing by Republicans in 1964. He recalls 1964 loss to Barry Goldwater and says Eisenhower offered encouragement, but insists the decision to retire was his own. Scranton, 48, remains youthful and composed.
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Henry Emerson
Milford
52Nd Airborne Battalion
Carpenter
Brown
Harrisburg
William Scranton
Sherman
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Associated Press
Barry Gold
Eisenhower
Meredith Walkers Mourn as King Leaves Mississippi Route
The Meredith march proceeds with 130 riders and no King as Dr Martin Luther King departs for Chicago. James Meredith vows to resume travel June 16 if allowed, while CORE leader James Farmer and Floyd McKissick join in New York and Baltimore activists plan protests over the shooting of Meredith.
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Meredith
Martin . Luther King
Alma
King
Chicago
James Meredith
New York
Baltimore
Norvell
Memphis
Stills
Farmer
Floyd McKissick
CORE
McKissick
Walter Brooks
Mississippi
Revival of Alma Fury Threatened by New Storm Waves
Remnants of Hurricane Alma caused damage across the southeastern states and northern cities as it reintensified off the Atlantic coast. Warnings stretched from Florida to Cape Fear with possible five inch rains and tornado threats. Across the nation storms killed dozens, destroyed homes, and sparked massive cleanup efforts in Kansas, Illinois, New York, and beyond.
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Atlantic
Florida Pan
Handle
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Savannah
Cape Fear
N. C
Carolina
Albany
Augusta
Honduras
Cuba
Florida
Topeka
Kansas
Egg
Chicago
Rolling Meadows
Arlington Heights
Northfield
Great Lakes Region
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
New’ England
Milbrook
Olean
Binghamton
N.Y
Syracuse
New York State
Lake Chautauqua
New Trial Ordered for Dr Samuel Sheppard by Ohio Prosecutor
Cuya hoga County Prosecutor John Corrigan ordered a new trial for Dr Samuel Sheppard after the U S Supreme Court ruled he should be retried within 60 days of release. Sheppard, imprisoned for second degree murder in 1954, seeks freedom and maintains his innocence while awaiting retrial.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
John Corrigan
Samuel Sheppard
Corrigan
U. S. Supreme Court
Sheppard
Wsing
Venice
Federal District
Marilyn
Bay Village
Supreme Court
Medicare spending shift could rise as elderly gain coverage
AP survey finds divided views on Medicare impact. New York retailers expect a spending spree once Medicare starts July 1, while Minnesota bankers predict restraint. Elderly spending tops $40 billion yearly. analysts foresee extra cash for food, clothes, shelter and recreation.
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New York
Minnesota
Associated Press
United States
William Fullerton
Welfare Department
Gary Hansen
Oregon Gerontology Study and Training Center
All Eight Sets of Twins In the Same Grade
Colorado Springs eight sets of twins finish sixth grade together at the same school for seven years. Teachers kept twins split so no pair shared a classroom. Dr Wilson Gately notes the odds of eight twin sets staying together were about 18 in a trillion.
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Colorado Springs
Wilson Gately
Colorado College
High School Senior Rejects Scholarship Ambition
A high school senior declares to a passerby that their aim diverges from earning a scholarship, expressing a personal stance against pursuing such financial aid. The remark highlights individual attitudes toward college funding and career plans.
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Dan Schroeder
Sheridan
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Saul Pett
Tennessee
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
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Ivy League
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James Mere
Gressman
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Jackson
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Goldwater
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Marks
Armstead Phipps
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Ariane Tebbenjohannes
Germany
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