United States Joins Call for UN Peace Service Proposal
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg urged a United Nations peace service with international trouble shooters as a substitute for armed conflict. He backed a high level committee to study dispute settlement and stressed rule of law as essential to peaceful settlements worldwide.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
U.S
Goldberg
U.N
Viet Nam
United Nations Peace Service
Oklahoma Voters Approve $54.75 Million Bond Issue
Oklahoma voters approved a $54.75 million bond issue by a 3 to 1 margin in a statewide special election. With 2,831 of 3,063 precincts reporting, 93,403 yes and 29,131 no votes were tallied. Including federal matching funds, the program totals about $85 million over five years for colleges mental hospitals and other state agencies.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Statehood
Weather summary for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Cloudy and cool with snow ending this morning and rain south ending before noon. Night snow beginning late tonight and continuing into Thursday with a low in the 20s. Highs in the low 30s northeast to around 40 south. Midnight to 10 a.m readings shown. precipitation total 1.06 inches for the month to date 37.63 for the year to date. Barometer 29.86 and humidity 89 percent. Sunrise 7 19 sunset 4 49.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Gellerson City
Vista Loses Fight With Indians at Red Cliff Reservation
Two VISTA workers Miss Jill Hunt and Miss Judy Rothman were driven from the Chippewa reservation after tribal council orders amid fears of violence. Local residents called the departure a resolution to psychological disturbances from the two months of activity, as the community remains wary of protests and conflicting hopes for aid.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
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Wis
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Peace Corp
Jill Hunt
Wanee
Ill
Little Big Horn
al Johnson
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VISTA
Johnson
Judy Rothman
University City
Alex Gokee
Henry Bresette
Alfred P. Johnson
Volunteers
Kewanee, Ill
Red Cliff Indian Reservation
Wisconsin
Associated Press
American Jets Hit Communist Escape Routes
US jets bombed escape routes in Death Valley south of Da Nang as Marines and South Vietnamese forces seek to trap a Viet Cong regiment. In seven days of Harvest Moon operations about 1,200 of 3,700 enemy fighters were killed, with air and ground strikes targeting three government strongholds while other actions remained limited.
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South Viet Nam
Death Valley
da Nang
U.S
Laos
Guam
Hiep Duc
Tam Ky
Indonesia moves to end crisis with currency revaluation
Indonesia announced a currency revaluation 1,000 old rupiahs to one new rupiah and began austerity measures. President Sukarno dismissed Foreign Minister Subandrio from the inner cabinet, replacing him with three deputies, as Suharto tightened control and warned against price hikes and shop closures.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Subandrio
Koti
Suharto
China
Chairal Saleh
Dallas Youth Dies After Family Heart Surgery Attempt
Louis Smith a North Texas State University freshman died in Dallas after his father Louis S Smith a pathologist performed an emergency heart procedure at home The boy had returned home with cold and bronchitis and stopped breathing at 1 30 am The father massaged the heart for almost 40 minutes before reserve doctors arrived at the hospital and failed to revive him
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Louis Smith
North Texas State University
Louis S. Smith
News Quiz Offered By News-Tribune For Students
Readers are invited to test their world knowledge with the weekly News Quiz on Page 9. Answers appear on Page 10 as part of VEC News Services instructional materials funded by the News-Tribune for area schools.
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News-Tribune
KRCG to Telecast Gemini 6 Launch Colorcast
KRCG TV channel 13 will sign on at 6 30 a m to cover the Gemini Six launch. Walter Cronkite and the CBS Space team will provide color commentary through the rendezvous with Gemini Seven and beyond.
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Krcg-Tv
Channel 13
Walter Cronkite
CBS Space Team
Search Continues for Lost Doctor in Mountain Search
More than 80 planes scanned 30 000 square miles of New Mexico and Colorado for Dr W Randolph Lovelace II 57 his wife Mary 53 and pilot Milton Brown 27 left Aspen Sunday without a flight plan. Ground search from Gunnison involved 100 personnel with help from former New Mexico Gov Tom Bolack. Lovelace directed space medicine for NASA and helped develop high altitude oxygen equipment. his parachute jump aided bailout safety.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado
America
Space Medicine Program
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Mary
Milton Brown
Aspen
Colo
Texas
Arizona
Gunnison
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Lovelace
Bolack
Ron Robinson
Office For Manned Flight
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wright Field
Ohio
Britain Ireland Agree on Tariff Elimination Pact
London reports Britain and Ireland signed a free trade pact to remove all tariff barriers between the islands. The agreement, signed by Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and Sean Lemass, takes effect July 1 with gradual end of import duties by 1975, aiming to ease centuries of hostility and boost political ties.
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Britain
Ireland
Harold Wilson
Sean Lemass
Wilson
No. 10
Downing St
Wilson Flies Today for LBJ Talks
London Prime Minister Harold Wilson flies to the United States for talks with President Johnson on defense costs, global roles, and closer planning with Australia and New Zealand. They will also discuss Rhodesia, nuclear sharing, NATO aims, and the Vietnam and Malaysia situations.
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Harold Wilson
United States
John JSON
Britain
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New Zealand
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Wilson
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Ion
NATO
Gemini Six Ready to Blast Out for Rendezvous
Paris report on Dean Rusk briefing NATO ministers warning Viet Nam war will burden Americans next year. He urged allied doctors engineers and teachers to aid South Viet Nam but not troop deployments, and outlined grim fighting outlook and North Vietnamese infiltration. He noted U S openness to peacemaking with elections but said China unlikely to talk peace without Formosa issue.
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Chicago Tribune
Paris
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Rusk
Munich
NATO
Dennis Hea Jey
NATO Council
Borneo
America
State Department
China
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Formosa
Red China
Mansfield Briefs Japanese Minister During Tokyo Meeting
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and four senators met with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato in Tokyo as the group neared the end of a global fact finding tour. They discussed Japan's Asian policy and the normalization treaty with South Korea.
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Tokyo
United States Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Eisaku Sato
Mansfield
Sato
Japan
President Khan seeks U S aid on Pakistan talks
President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan arrived in Washington for talks with President John F. Kennedy and said he would seek economic and military aid from the United States amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Mohammed Ayub Khan
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Associated Press
Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Pakistan
John
Ion
United States
Ayub
India
Kashmir
Johnson
Pakisan
China
U.S
Asia
Capitol Caroling Echoes Season at Jefferson City Capitol
The 28th Capitol Caroling program drew over 500 Jefferson City residents to the Capitol rotunda with KWOS Radio broadcasting. Carl Burker led 450 voices from the Senior High Choir with Bernard Brady directing the band and an orchestra joining for the first time. The Freshman High Chorus, led by Kenneth Stephens, joined in select numbers and the event featured the system's new electronic organ enhancing the one hour concert.
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Capitol Halls
Jefferson City
Capitol Rotunda
Kwos Radio
Carl Burker
Bernard Brady
Kenneth Stephens
Gemini 6 Space Rendezvous Move Closer to Moon Goal
Gemini 6 poised for a historic space rendezvous with Gemini 7 as weather is the only possible delay for an 8:37 a.m. EST Cape Kennedy launch. Frank Borman and James Lovell report itching but hopeful as Titan 2 countdown continues amid earlier Agena target satellite trouble.
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Cape
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Earth
Borman
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Mission Control
Cape Kennedy
Fla. Litchy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Agena
State economy worries Morris as Missouri banks seek withdrawals
Missouri Treasurer M. E. Morris said the Federal Reserve Board move to raise the maximum bank rate to five and a half percent prompts cancellations totaling about 72 million dollars of 94 million in time deposits. By Tuesday, 211 banks had asked to withdraw idle funds, which now earn about four percent in government securities. Morris urged banks not to cancel contracts and pressed for a Legislative session to reconsider the law.
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Missouri
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
M.E. Morris
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Morris
United States
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