Pardons for Gen Chang and four aides in South Korea
Gen Chang De-young, once military ruler, and four associates convicted of counterrevolutionary activity were pardoned by Gen Chung Hee Park. Park cited rehabilitation aims after the May coup and outlined prior life and death sentences being reduced on appeal.
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South Korea
Seoul
Chang De-young
Chung Hee Park
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Park
Lfe
Song Chan-no
Moon Jai- Hoon
Ami Li
Kim Je-min
John M. Chang
Syngman Rhee
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Kan
Gargan Uses Esophageal Voice After Larynx Loss
New York AP veteran actor William Gargan, who lost his larynx to cancer, demonstrates and discusses esophageal voice, a method using swallowed air to vibrate the esophagus for speech. He spoke clearly at the National Hospital for Speech Disorders and plans theater work as a producer. He emphasizes helping others with voice loss and notes U.S. support for diplomacy and aid programs while pursuing public work.
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New York
Wiliam Gargan
Gargan
United States
American Cancer Society
National Hospital For
Manhattan
U.S
State Department
Couninterest
Stitry
Kia Iss
South Korea
Lars
Algerian Tragedy Sparks Panic and Curfew Change
About 1,500 ragged Moslems gathered at a dockside hiring office as rescue workers searched the site after a sudden accident. Reports varied, with authorities citing up to 150 killed and 140 injured amid chaotic scenes. Most victims were taken to clinics while bodies were moved to a crowded Moslem quarter. The disaster raised fears of anti European reprisals and potential Algerian war escalation, prompting authorities to shift the curfew earlier to 8 30 p m.
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Onch
Secret Army
School Officials To Hear Bobby
Washington AP reports a 100 official desegregation conference from 30 states opens to discuss segregation in public schools sponsored by the Civil Rights Commission. Officials plan to share methods and experiences as tensions over integration persist nationwide.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
The
Civil Rights Commission
Met
Algeria
Commission
Faubus Eyes Two-Party System Shift in State
Arkansas Governor Faubus declared he would seek a broad appeal in a two party system, aiming to broaden support beyond the Democratic base. He noted no runoff in his past bids and said he would pursue completion of state building and development programs while avoiding explicit campaign issue stances.
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Winthrop
Gov
Nelture
Secret Army
A. Rockefeller
New York
Raoull Faubus
Satan
Edmond Jovhaud
Justice Ministry
Paris
McMath
Faubus
Salan
Han
Little Rock
Tribunal
Jouhaud
Trust
Oran chaos as attacks spark mob panic and evacuations
A violent flare in Oran prompts panicked crowds of Europeans fleeing by car as mobs loot pharmacies and injure several Moslems. Algerian nationalist agents intervene to calm the scene before rescue efforts proceed. A wider wave of attacks follows, killing more Moslems and prompting closing of the Oran Republican.
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Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Glenn
Oran
Titov
Oran Republican
Naner
Bannardansd
Faltna Mt
Harrison Signals Plan On State Duties And Guard Stand
Harrison said Virginians should know what to do without governor’s advice and opposed any reduction in the National Guard noting a federal plan may cut units nationwide. He expects ten days for appointments to major commissions and boards and touted the department’s work on industrial development. Virginia may join a House subcommittee to oppose a federal voting prerequisite tax policy as one of five states with a poll tax.
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Prince Edward
Virginia
Harrison
General Assembly
Tax Study Commission
Highway Study Commission
Richmond Professional Institute
Norfolk
College of William and Mary
Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Attorney General's Office
House
Wall Street Rally Raises Hopes Amid Market Turbulence
Wall Street viewed yesterday's rally as a tentative turning point in a bleak season. Traders noted a 3.1 million share volume, the year's largest, suggesting potential reversal or consolidation as buyers returned to oversold stocks. Analysts cited technical damage from recent days and a cautious outlook for near term gains.
Resolution Sparks Fight Over Kennedy Aid Plan
Washington ap The US Chamber of Commerce faced a two hour floor battle at its annual meeting over a proposal to back Kennedy administration trade adjustment aid. Delegates split as the chamber revived a limited support stance while opposing direct cash subsidies and favoring loans and tax relief to firms harmed by tariff changes.
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Kennedy
Washington
US Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Aml
Congress
Two Are Safe After Ten Days At Sea
A San Jose man Jeff Hodges aged 35 and his 13 year old daughter Sandra survived ten days adrift after engine failure left their 107 foot cutter Pelican miles off California. They were found exhausted but in good condition by a U S Coast Guard plane and later by the Taney in calm seas near Eureka. The dash to San Francisco ended with a welcome at National Airport as Russian Vice President Tito Titov’s visit and a separate space meeting drew officials and dignitaries alike.
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Jeff L. Hodges
Dayzater
Sandra
National
Washington
Alfter
Gray's Harbor
Wash
Taney
Point Sur
Calif
San Jose
Dobrynin
Hodges
Titov
Blunts
Matin
Eureka
Dulus
Glenn
D. Brainerd Holmes
National Aeronautics and Spaceministration
Seattle
Naval Reserve
Alameda
Coast Guard
Hodies
Pelican
Guerrilla Psychological Warfare Units Cited by Army
Rosson described twofold guerrilla psy warfare aims in hot wars and in Vietnam style conflicts. He noted troops use loudspeakers to persuade enemy troops to surrender and broadcasts and leaflets against Communists. The Army aims to expand language training and world familiarity while adapting equipment for special warfare including lighter gear and mobile loudspeakers.
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South Viet Nam
Rosson
Parcnlar
Mos
Tests Continue in Arctic Nuclear Series
The United States reports progress in Arctic nuclear tests with yields from 20 000 to 58 million tons. Aiming at practical military needs, no Pacific series blasts will exceed 10 megatons. Tests will span two to three months with about three dozen devices tried.
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United States
Arctic
Thea
Pacific
Resignations and Defense Chiefs Amid Kennedy Era Shifts
The letters of resignation and acceptance surround Stahr and other cabinet posts. McNamara travels to Europe for NATO meetings while Connally seeks the Texas governor nomination. Korth fills the Navy post as shifts in cabinet rank complicate defense oversight under the 1947 act. Runge and Ailes bring wartime service and legal backgrounds to defense roles.
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
North Authantic Treaty Organization
John B. Connaily
Democratic i Gubernatoria
Texas
Navy
Fred Korth
Army
Air Force
MN7
Seci Tetary of Defense
Korth
Eugene M. Zuckert
Indiana University
Ailes
West Virginia
Department of They
Washington
Steptoe & Johnson
Louis Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Runge
Stahl
Neil Army
Sermon
Wis
Wisconsin Law School
Titov’s New York Arrival Delayed by Fog
Titov spoke of dreamless sleep during his globe-spanning flight and said both nations share common cause in space exploration. He arrived amid strong fanfare but weather forced a change in landing plans at Andrews Air Force Base as fog hindered a landing.
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Teaan
Titov
Picasue
United States
Voyager
New York
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Juvenile case heard after psychiatric exams planned
Chief Juvenile Counselor Alton Murray says Judge Emery Newell will hear the boy's case with authority to rule on fit or transfer to a grand jury. The judge could free the boy or place him in a school for a period to be determined. Hearing likely after psychiatric evaluations are completed. The boy's case history is being prepared for Juvenile Court use.
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Alton Murray
Emery Newell
Murray
Juvenile Court USA
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