Italian Journalist Claims He Found Long Missing Guevara In Peru Area
Italian journalist Paola Senise reports that Ernesto Guevara di Var iverting was located in the Andes high in Peru and interviewed there. Senise claims Guevara predicted widespread Latin American communist rule by 1970 and says he recorded 65 days of conversations. Peru police deny the sighting and suggest he is likely dead.
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Rome
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Paola Senise
le Ore
Latin America
Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Senise
Joyful Reunion Burdened By Sudden Death At Airport
In Charlotte, a tearful homecoming for William Pagoda and his brother Domenic turned tragic as Pagoda’s daughter-in-law Virginia collapsed at the airport and died hours later. The reunion also brought long-separated relatives and a fledgling portrait of distant family ties across continents.
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Charlotte
Virginia
William H. Pagoota Jr
Angeline Pressley
William Sr
Vietnam War News Roundup From Saigon to Da Nang
The report notes a Thunderchief shot down 65 miles northeast of Hanoi and rescue thwarted by antiaircraft fire. B52s bombed near the Cambodian border as Bar raids hit Ho Chi Minh trail areas. U.S. deaths last week rose to 70 with 589 wounded and seven missing. enemy casualties were 456 killed and 98 captured. Saigon sees an electoral law move toward civilian government as Ky’s regime faces pressure. Ground fighting continues near Bang Son and Da Nang with heavy action in Zone C. monsoon season may curb air support. Unofficial tally through May 1 shows 3,373 South Vietnamese and 1,304 Americans killed since Jan 1, plus 326 South Koreans and 16 Australians. Ky pushes the election commission to act quickly.
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Guam
Saigon
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Bang Son
Viet Nam
da Nang
Cambodia
Election Commission
Tak
Senators Clash Over U S Moral Standing In Viet Nam Debate
Barry reports on Senate Foreign Relations hearing where Democrats denounced American actions as arrogant and expansionist while Goldwater warned against calling the nation immoral. Elections in South Viet Nam face delays. Buddhists threaten action if not held by September. International reactions span Colombo to Canberra as U Thant voices limited hope for solution.
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Goldwater
Vietnik
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Buddhist Institute
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Ceylon
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Peace Corps
Canberra
Harald Holt
Australia
Southeast Asia
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Holt
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
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Stockholm
Sweden
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U.N
U Thant
United Nations
New Flu Vaccine Shows Promise in Prison Study
A Maryland team tested a new flu vaccine variant on 46 male prisoners at Jessup. Half received amantadine while the other half received a placebo. After exposure to live Asian flu virus, those not treated with the drug had more severe fever, while the drug group showed fewer symptoms. The researchers noted vaccines reduce some viral infections, but no cure exists. They call for more drugs to combat respiratory viruses.
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Maryland
Albert T. Dawkins
Richard B. Hornieck
Yasushi Toga
Maryland House of Correction
Jessup
Man
Johnsons Return to Texas Ranch After Washington Visit
President and Mrs. Johnson arrived in San Antonio en route to their LBJ Ranch after landing at Randolph AFB. They planned to rest and hold several appointments including a woman ambassador post, with guests from Washington accompanying them.
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Texas
Washington
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LBJ
White House
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Hofheing
Houston Astros
National Baseball League
Shooting Continues As State Patrol Seeks Suspect
Sims, acquitted in 1964 for the Lemuel Penn death, faces federal conspiracy charges in Penn’s fatal July 1965 shotgun shooting near Athens. Penn, 43, a Black educator, was killed on a highway night patrols pursue a blue automobile. Sims linked to Ku Klux Klan activity continues to be free on bond with five others awaiting federal action.
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Sims
Lemuel Penn
Washin
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Ston, BD. Co
Negra Ten
Athens
Baltimore Lawyer Opposes Riots and Discrimination
Kerpelman, a Baltimore lawyer known for challenging compulsory school prayer, criticizes Watts riots and says Negro leaders bear responsibility for misusing the violence. He mocks the idea of future Watts-like chaos if demands are unmet and calls for humane progress. He condemns pride in riots and stresses his opposition to discrimination and violence.
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GM Corvair Faces Decline Amid Safety Hearings Criticism
Autos and AMC lagged as GM recorded April Corvair sales at 7,903 versus 19,784 a year earlier. The Corvair dominates auto safety hearings where GM denies charges and spokesmen blame unjustified criticism for the drop.
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AMC
Food For Freedom Bill Revised and Approved
The Foreign Food Assistance bill abandons the surplus crop concept and allows farmer production for aid. Rep Harold Cooley reports a near unanimous 30 to 3 committee vote with major changes: two year plan, payments in dollars for 20 years, aid limited to friendly nations, bans to ships aiding Cuba or North Vietnam, and a $33 million yearly Bread and Butter Corps to share farming knowledge. The program costs $3.3 billion annually plus funds for training at land grant colleges. Final ratification to occur at Tuesday session.
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Harold Cooley
DNS
Cuba
North
Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
Tax trends and spending plans shape 1967 fiscal outlook
The article notes rising Social Security tax collection since January and questions what Congress will do with President Johnson's 1967 spending proposals. It warns that if fiscal pressures intensify, the President may seek further restraint, with no hesitation expected from him. It also mentions awards to Ross M. Robertson of Indiana University for Why the Gold Flows Out and to Charles E. Silber and TM Man of Fortune for technology and labor market work.
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Eral Reserve Board
Congress
Johnson
G. Ms. Loeb
Ross M. Robertson
Indiana University
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Charles E. Silber
Man of Fortune
Mystery gunman wounds civil rights campaigner in Chicago office
In Chicago a 36 year old social worker aligned with Dr. King was wounded in his left shoulder by a mysterious gunman in the congressional district's campaign scene. Civil rights leaders rallied to his aid as the investigation opened.
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Chicago
William L. Dawson
Fred D. Hubbard
Martin Luther King Jr
Hubbard
Michael Reese Hospital
King
Dawson
Ini Mary
New Washington
L. Williams
United States
Dawson Pay
Sheriff Baker sues to force ballot count in Mobile case
The government suit filed in U S District Court at Mobile seeks a count of all 80 ballot boxes and a Baker victory by majority. The complaint argues the county Democratic Executive Committee must declare Baker the winner under the Voting Rights Act and prevent challenges from overturning the result before declaration.
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Mobile
Democratic Executive Committee
Baker
Dallas County
Clark
Justice Department
Sheriff
Murphey F. Luther
Virgil Bates
Alabama
Keith
Selma
Nesto
Bakler
University of Alabama
Eema
Government to set 1967 wheat planting allotments
Government officials anticipate less than 600 million bushels in wheat stocks by July 1 marking the 1967 crop year. Planting plans hinge on this reserve level with details on payments and provisions to come by mid June. Diversion payments are being dropped to ensure full allotment planting nationwide.
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Great Plains
Budget faces cut in rent aid for low income families
A 14.31 billion measure sent to the House Thursday would fund many federal agencies but the committee voted 25 to 21 to remove all rent subsidies for nonpublic housing, risking termination of the program on June 30. The bill also omits 19.7 million for the Mchole project and 55.4 million in already provided projects unless reversed.
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