Humphrey Sees Viet Peace Work
Senator Humphrey comments on prospects for an Asian peace conference and broader talks to end Southeast Asia hostilities. He notes Japan’s willingness to mediate and emphasizes negotiated settlement, inclusion of Viet Cong, and the need for sufficient ground manpower alongside any bombing or naval pressure. He discusses South Viet Nam governance, possible neutrality, and U S policy toward a negotiated peace with UN support and Geneva cochair involvement.
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Humphrey
Mansfield
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Southeast Asia
Moscow
South
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
India
Ford
Tan Gued
Soviet Union
United Nations
Geneva
Oe & Q
Saigon
Dirksen
Congress
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Department of Defense
William E. McCorey
Forest Ave
South Charles
Wen
Charleston General Hospital
South Vietna- McCorey
Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Co
Post- Agency Corp
Galbraith says Johnson faced tough Viet Nam choice
Senator Kennedy doubts on Viet Nam policy criticized U S strategy. John Galbraith told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Johnson inherited a difficult Viet Nam situation and proposed a defensive plan to hold limited areas until a possible bargain between Communists and neo Communists. He recalled drafting a five year old report advising Kennedy against overt U S moves to topple or support Diem and now wishes it urged withdrawal.
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Costin
Page
Morse
Kennedy
U. S
Galbraith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Weather forecast by region for Tuesday April 26 1964
Charleston partly cloudy with a.m. showers at night high near 76. West Virginia increasing cloudiness with rain by evening high 64. Virginia mostly cloudy with rain by evening highs in the 60s. Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy cooler highs near 60s. Kentucky mostly cloudy with occasional rain and highs 64 to 74. Ohio increasing cloudiness with some rain and highs in the upper 60s to 70s.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Walt Inch
Lighter theft leads to 18 years for two youths in Baltimore
Ronald Cottrell, 19, received 10 years and Lennie Jackson 17, in a Baltimore Youth Court ruling over cigarette lighter theft. Judge J. Gilbert Pendergast handed down the sentences as the youths faced the Maryland correctional institution.
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Baltimore, Md
J. Gilbert Pendergast
Baltimore Youth Court
Ronald Cottrell
Maryland Correctional Institution
Lennie Jackson
Washington sees fresh CIA probe by Senate panel
News briefs report the Central Intelligence Agency facing Monday scrutiny by a special Senate watchdog committee while Senator Eugene McCarthy criticizes congressional oversight of the agency.
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Senate
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Ate Watchdog Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Congressional
Intelligence
Federal Mediators Enter Dispute
New York reports the Federal Mediation Service joined the AFL-CIO Newspaper Guild and the newly merged World Journal Tribune in a dispute. The Sun union agreement collapsed before its first deadline, and talks were planned for today with Frank H. Brown, regional director, as both sides prepared to meet.
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Federal
Monday
AFL - Cio
World Journal Tribune
Sun
Frank H. Brown
The
Federal Service
Man Sought in Slayings Near Golden Meadow
A posse combed coastal marshes near Golden Meadow Louisiana for Roy Mejia 27 nephew of a mother slain with three children. Mrs Barbara Verrett 25 and her two teen daughters and 11 year old son were found dead. Mejia faces murder charges. his whereabouts are unknown.
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Golden Meadow
Barbara
Long-Haired Student Ordered Back to Class in Pa
West Chester Pennsylvania Alan T Miller an eighteen year old honor student who was sent home for refusing to cut his long hair was ordered back to class by Common Pleas Judge M Kurtz Jr after granting a preliminary injunction against the Unionville Chadds Ford Board of Education The ruling directs the district to allow Miller to return to school pending further legal action.
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West Chester
Alan T. Miller
Hon
Common Pleas
M. Kurtz Jr
Chester County
Unionville- Chadd Ford Board of Education
Crash Injures Valley Woman in St. Albans Incident
Blanche Lynch, 28, of 6804 Ohio Ave St Albans, is listed in satisfactory condition at Thomas Memorial Hospital after suffering facial lacerations and a fractured knee when a thief allegedly slipped through a back door at a Dunbar Bridge area store on U.S. 60. The culprit took a strongbox during an evening theft. police say the suspect duck-walked away as he fled. Police continue investigation into the 7:30 p.m. incident near the vision store at 708 Lee St. E.
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St. Albans
Blanche Lynch
Ohio Ave
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Cuationatess Hospital
Lynch
Fred Scott
Dunbar Bridge
Envision
Lee St. E. U.S
Scott
Morris Memorial Methodist
R. W. Mikeal
Garten
Justifiable Homicide Claimed in Whitesville Tavern Slaying
Beckley defense attorneys argue for justifiable homicide in the murder trial of Lula Mary Stover 48 indicted last October for killing her former husband Buddy Edgar Stiltner 47 at White Oak Tavern June 2. Prosecutor Berkeley Lilly seeks first degree murder. defense contends Stover was a victim of spells when intoxicated.
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Beckley
Lula Mary Stover
Buddy Edgar Stiltner
White Oak
Whitesville
Berkley Lilly
W. A. Thornhill
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