Viet Nam Premier Faces Collapse Amid Cabinet Clash
In Saigon Premier Phan Huy Quat fights to keep civilian rule as Sun blocks cabinet changes. Catholic protests flare against perceived Buddhist discrimination while Suu and Cao Dai allies push for Quat's removal. Generals mediate amid fear a military junta may seize power. The crisis harms the war effort against the Communists.
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Saigon
South Viet Nams
Phan Huy
Quat
Pham van
Saidl
Lieu
Antihis
The
Viet Cong
Ins
Phan Khae Sun
Sun
Suu
Cao Dai
Dudley Convicted In 749 Slaying In Syracuse
Ken Kenneth E. Dudley, a former carnival worker, was found guilty of first degree murder in the 16 year old slaying of barber Alberta Mary Vella in Syracuse. A 12-member jury deliberated about 13 hours before the verdict. Dudley faces life imprisonment with no other sentence option for murder in the first degree. The report also touches on political turmoil and coup rumors, including claims about Col. Pham Ngo Thao and Catholic reactions amidst the unrest.
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N.Y
Kenneth E. Dudley
Onondaga County Court
Dudley
Alberta Mary Vella
Jesser
New York State
Virginia
Vella
Bridgeport
Ormand N. Gale
Viet Nam War Declarations Stir White House Debate
The White House pushed back on changing the Vietnam mission amid concerns over communication delays and misinterpretations of U S positions. Senate critics including Javits urged congressional approval before any large scale ground action, while Rusk defended the ongoing buildup and urged firmness against talks of peace without action. Prime Minister Menzies joined Johnson in stressing allied support and the need to maintain a coordinated approach in Southeast Asia.
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North Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Today Show
NBC
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South Vietnam
U. S
Viet Nam
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
George D. Aiken R
Sen
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L-Wyo
Robert Gordon Menzies
Australia
White Mouse
Westmoreland
Yugoslav Shooting Sparks West Germany Tension
The Yugoslav government in Belgrade was informed of the shooting. Emigrant Yugoslavs in Munich claimed Tito's agents staged it to create a pretext to denounce West Germany. A West German attack on a Yugoslav diplomat was cited as a potential justification. A White House official said the matter is unclear and likely follows the official chain of command.
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Quat
Belgrade
Munich
Tito
West Germany
First combat engineers to serve in Viet Nam named
The unit, mostly from Ft. Leonard Wood and Ft. Polk, will build a port airfield and supply center at Cam Ranh Bay described by Vietnamese authorities as Viet Nam's greatest natural harbor. A bridge will connect the harbor area to a railroad.
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Viet Nam
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Ft. Polk
Cam Ranh Bay
House Votes To Hike Debt Ceiling To 328 Billion
Washington AP The House approved raising the federal debt ceiling to 328 billion for the year starting July 1, a figure below the Treasury request but above expected peak debt. Debate touched on spending controls as Rep Curtis and others questioned Johnsons restraint. Mills noted debt at 317.3 billion May 30, with an estimate of 319 billion by June 30. The automatic fallback would be 285 billion if action stalled. The roll call was 228 to 1.
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Treasury
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
D- 4Rk
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Senate
Gemini Crew Returns From Space Suffering No Major Damage
The article notes astronauts near an endurance phase with limited diet effects aboard ship, later reporting normal vision and minimal eye drying. It covers recovery on a ship, interaction with President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey, and briefings on mission details.
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McDivitt
White
Houston
Space
Patricia White
Edward
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Iqpnacecraft
IBM Space Guidance Center
Oswego
N.Y
Iea
Herbert F. Smith
Smith
Earth
Market fears weigh on investors amid rates and Viet Nam worries
Traders fret over market weakness and potential higher interest rates as the Viet Nam war adds pressure. Some see the downturn as a sign of a longer business downshift after a lengthy upturn, while others expect defense spending to buoy the economy.
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Viet Nam
Wall
John F. Kennedy
GOP Unity Urged To Help Bliss Reorganize Party
Former President Eisenhower led a unity push urging Republicans to back national chairman Ray Bliss in rebuilding the party from bottom to top. Speakers toured Ohio in a fundraising series while noting the 1964 defeat and stressing disciplined, unified effort ahead of the 1966 elections.
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Goldwater
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Viet Nam
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Party Finance Committee
Ohio Party
National Treasury
Girls win tight race as small town mayor announced
Mrs. Montgomery narrowly defeated Horace M lar t by 53 to 52 votes in a town of 500. The physician's widow, 66, led a record of street paving and lights, stating she may run again at 70. The piece notes GOP dinners, Goldwater absence, targets and proceeds.
Slain Negro Deputy Buried In Louisiana
Slain Washington Parish deputy Moore was buried at Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Bogalusa Louisiana. His widow spoke through tears as mourners viewed the open casket amid floral tributes including a large arrangement from Gov. McReithen. Moore, 34, native of Poplarville Mississippi, was killed by gunfire during a routine patrol near Varnado on June 2. Creed Rogers was wounded. Ernest McElveen faces murder charges as authorities say at least three men were involved in the attack amid racial tensions in Bogalusa.
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Oneal Moore
Louisiana
Washington Parish
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Moore
John J. McReithen
Poplarville
Miss
Creed Rogers
Vornado
Rogers
Ernest McElveen
Gre- Berry
MecDivitt Andluel Road
Varnado
Elnst- Houston
McDivitt
Escape Continues From Page One At Salem Area
State troopers used police dogs to scent the area as searches persisted for Askins. By late Wednesday night officers from state police Salem police and the county sheriff's deputies combed the residential area of Stonewall Forest north of Salem along High Street extension Virginia 752 seeking the fugitive.
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Perry Kindig
Askins
State
Salem
Stonewall Forest
High Street
Virginia
No Cherry Pie For Birds in Winston-Salem Pie Shield
In Winston-Salem AP, a resident named Jordan found a unique solution to keep birds away. He rigged a washing machine motor and wringer to drive a fan atop a 20-foot pole, creating a moving barrier over his cherry tree. Since its installation, birds avoided the area, and Jordan reports a harvest of ten gallons of cherries with two gallons left. Local onlookers joke about future roosts when the birds grow hungrier.
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Jordan
Paul Bunyan
Marines Recall Dominican Republic Mission Hard Yet Proud
Marines describe a frustrating campaign in the Dominican Republic, spending time on routine duties and golf courses between tense actions. Commanders credit small-unit leaders for steady performance amid difficult tasks, while some Marines report little memorable activity.
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