Brezhnev Trip To Romania Sparks Troubleshooting Visit
Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev reportedly opened a troubleshooting mission in Romania amid Romanian resistance to Moscow. Nicolae Ceausescu’s dramatic independence speech prompted Western diplomats to view Brezhnev’s visit as a move to avert a split, with a Chinese affairs expert aboard and the Romanian leadership signaling neutrality.
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Moscow
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Peking
Romana
Red Chima
Chou
China
Emil Badnaras
Viet Nam War Update From Saigon to Hanoi Front
The report details 101st Airborne clashes with a 300-man Viet Cong unit northeast of Saigon and captures and kills. Marines near Chu Lai and in An Hoa report gains against Viet Cong with light casualties. Air sorties total 273 with 84 North Viet Nam missions, two F105s shot down, and a rescued pilot. MIG activity noted but no direct engagements. B52s pound areas near Da Nang and the Ho Chi Minh trail, with leaflets warning civilians as raids continue. Soviet and Chinese mediation talks surface, with Rosakov and Shelepin’s North Viet Nam trip cited amid border tensions.
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South Viet Nam
101St Airborne Division
Saigon
U.S
Chu Lai
U.S. 3Rd Division
An Hoa
Viet Nam
Martin
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Custer
Seertwy Ast
Hanoi
Laos
Guam
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Thua Thien
Michigan Senate Vacancy Sparks Romney Griffin Campaign
Labor leaders in Michigan clash with Gov. Romney as Griffin contends the Kennedy Griffin Act safeguards union members. Romney bills the law Kennedy era, while Griffin positions himself for a November election and a possible long term in the Senate amid Viet Nam era campaigning.
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Romney
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Robert F
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Cavanagh
Europe
Saigon
Hotse
House
Viet Nam
Hich
Auto makers cut back output to clear dealer inventories
Ford will produce about 242000 cars this month marking a record May despite cuts. Chrysler plans 136000 cars for June, aiming for big output, while GM and others adjust schedules. American Motors avoided the current cuts after earlier shutdowns to align inventories.
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Chrysler
American Motors
Weather Clears as North Carolina Reports Limited Frost Damage
North Carolina crops largely escaped major frost harm after record lows Tuesday night. State officials noted some damage to strawberries and corn, with tobacco stable in several counties. Tarboro and coastal areas saw milder impacts as forecasts call for normal temperatures by Thursday.
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Clifford Conrad
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Bill Collins
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Clyde Allman
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North Carolina Peach Growers Association
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Wilmington
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Tarboro
Edgecombe County
Charles Lockhart
Pitt County
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Wake County
Grady” Miller
Bomb labored caution on nuclear device type
The article notes cautious language about whether the latest Chinese nuclear device was a hydrogen bomb. The quote emphasizes that an atomic bomb could serve as a trigger for a thermonuclear bomb, preventing a definitive determination at this time.
One Is Dead Seven Hurt In N C Wreck
A Winston-Salem woman identified as Elizabeth Hill Bahnsen, 14, was killed in an Interstate 1430 wreck between Mebane and Efland, with seven others injured. Among the injured admitted to North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill were Carroll W. Weathers, 64, dean of Wake Forest Law School, his wife Mary Parks Bell Weathers, and others including Nancy Thompson, Odine Thompson, Clemson Wilkins, and William Minor. details of the crash remained unclear and initial identifications had been confused by a pocketbook mixup.
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Dean Fof
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Mary Parks Bell Weathers
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Odine Thompson
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Clemson Wilkins
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William Minor
McNamara, Freeman discuss Vietnam agriculture policy
McNamara officials spent nearly an hour with Secretary Freeman as they reviewed steps to aid Vietnam’s agricultural economy. Lodge noted Viet Nam is an agricultural country while Freeman outlined actions to bolster Saigon’s farm sector amid U.S. involvement.
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Fulbright
Saigon
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Trade tariffs and East Europe openings in 1960s policy push
Administration push for East West trade liberalization faces opposition and cautious moves. Ways and Means delays date set. Rusk argues renewed tariffs and MFN rules limit Soviet bloc ties yet broaden peaceful economic ties with non Communist nations. Estimated MFN cuts could drop U.S. duties 20 to 30 percent, with bloc exports totaling $139 million of $27.3 billion total U.S. exports last year.
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Soldier Trinkler letters reveal fatigue and intent to leave army
In last home letters Trinkler says he will be leaving soon after June 7 enlistment, declaring he has seen much killing and done his share. He warns parents not to send packages or letters. McNamara and Fulbright discuss Saigon, noting past reports and contrasting views on its condition.
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New York Opens Japanese Driving School Amid Language Hurdles
The article profiles a New York driving school teaching Japanese business executives to drive. Instructor Manuel Rojas uses bilingual commands, translations of the motor vehicles code, and cultural politeness challenges. Students, 50 to 100 weekly, must unlearn Tokyo habits like signaling and lane discipline. May 35 is referenced as a deadline or date.
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Kobe
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Johnson speaks at Princeton amid Viet Nam protests
President Johnson delivered a measured address to an academic audience under a green canopy in Princeton as protesters gathered beyond elm trees. He urged cool, light over heat in public affairs, defended diplomacy, and rejected dogmatism while noting the nation’s duty to build peace through patient effort. He mingled with students after the speech and attend a reception before departing for the airport.
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Platardh
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Southeast Asia
Five Killed In Texas Plane Crash
A twin engine plane owned by a Louisiana oil tool firm crashed at Houston International Airport after refueling, killing five aboard. Victims were Dale R. Owen and his wife Beverly of Lafayette, pilot J. E. Sard, copilot Rick Richardson, and Marie Lamb, wife of Edward C. Lamb. Mrs. Lamb died later in a Houston hospital. Witnesses reported two explosions as the craft hit a field.
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JE. Ae Sard
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Marie Lamb
Edward C. Lamb
Houston International Airport
Dennis Berkelbaugh
Ramon Serviceman
Eastern Air Lines
Berkelbaugh
School Bus Wreck in Sanford Kills 7 Year Old
SANFORD North Carolina one child Sandy Allen seven of Route 3 Sanford was killed and 22 other school children were injured when an eight bus rolled over about a mile north of Sanford at 445 pm. Lee County Hospital treated and released the injured. The bus driven by Nevitt Anderson left Highway 421 and struck a traffic island while turning onto a ramp to US Route 1. The youth’s brother Allen, sixteen, offered the only witness account.
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N.C
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Lee County
J.walker
Walker
Nevitt Anderson
Allen
Strike Continues Over Cab Fare Split Citywide
Taxi drivers strike persists as negotiations fail over driver percent of meter readings. Fleet owners deem the action unjustified while unions seek 30 percent. Independent cabs avoid disruption as Long Island Rail service and airport shuttle limits also ripple.
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Afl-Cio
Long Island
Brotherhood of Railroad
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Car‘ey Transportation Co
Ee OY Eads
Contemporary Art Inspires Bright Summer Bathing Suits
Modern art influences shape six new bathing suit designs with bold geometric patterns. Parisian avant garde and high fashion ateliers inspired the looks seen in FAMILY WEEKLY with accompanying geometric jewelry and sunglasses on display.
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