Britain and U S Urge UN Hold Action on Rhodesia Talks
Britain and the United States urged the U N Security Council to delay action against Rhodesia while London and Harare pursue talks. The Soviet Union condemned the stance as collusion and warned that a Mali Nigeria Uganda sponsored resolution seeking force to topple the white minority regime could widen conflict. Lord Caradon cautioned against extreme measures, saying negotiations remain the aim, while US Ambassador Goldberg stressed unity and peaceful resolutions. In London Kaunda pressed for a total trade break with Rhodesia, but Wilson's government offered little support.
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Viet Nam Crisis Deepens as Ky Calls for Calm and Army
In Saigon Ky defends peaceful tactics while warning the army could be used if crisis deepens. Da Nang pagoda clashes flare after nightfall as government troops advance with tanks, monks threaten self immolation, and rebels hold several pagodas. US cavalry battles North Vietnamese forces in the central highlands. South Koreans claim five Viet Cong killed near Tuy Le as Mekong Delta action continues with 683 Viet Cong killed or captured in the week.
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Mekong River
Farnsley and the Corvair Craze Americas odd car crusader tale
The narrative links Kentucky congressman athleteish Farnsley with a zeal for safer cars and quirky purchases including a gold enamel Ver meil cup set via a Louisville firm, while a Vietnam war update notes light Vietnamese casualties, limited air strikes, and Navy bomb stockpiles and decisions on battleships.
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Deadwyler Death Sparks Negro Tensions and Riots Fears
Violence continued from page one as false fire alarms burned and police patrols resumed. Revered leaders say Deadwyler's death fuels anger in Los Angeles' Black community. Witnesses describe the fatal stop by Officer Jerold Bova as he searched for ignition keys during a traffic violation and a speeding pregnant wife. The inquest and protests loom, with calls for justice and warnings of further unrest if verdicts upset expectations.
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H. H. Brookins
Los Angeles
United Civil Rights Council
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Leonard Deadwyler
Jerold M. Bova
Barbara
Samaruel Ferguson
Deadwyter
Zion Baptist Church
Joseph B. Hardwick
Thomas Coffee
Committee
Deadwrler
Talmadge mulls Georgia governor bid if voters want it
Senator Herman E. Talmadge 10 Ga said he would run for governor if the people want him after former Gov. Vandiver withdrew from the race because of heart illness. He asked for citizen expression, denied White House pressure allegations, and said he would not resign his Senate seat until becoming governor. Vandiver urged Talmadge to enter.
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Senate
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Richard B. Russell
Sanders
Howard J. Callaway
Callaway
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Russell
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D-Ga
Rossell
Baptists Cancel Plans To Give Medal To Moyers
The Southern Baptist Convention canceled plans to award its distinguished communications medal to Bill Moyers. Moyers reportedly declined participation and was said to be out of the country on May 25. The decision followed controversy after a Washington benefit event image.
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Washington Opera Society
Robert Sarnoff
NBC
Autopsy questions Hollenbaugh shooting during manhunt
The sequence after the Hollenbaugh drift in Shade Gap shows conflicting autopsy notes on the fatal wound. Peggy Ann Bradnick is found alive after a statewide search drawing FBI agents and state troopers into the Tuscarora Mountains.
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NATO seek consensus among 14 partners ahead of Brussels talks
U S aims for a united front with 14 NATO allies to manage France's exit from the integrated military structure. Belgium and Britain host officials as De Gaulle presses a reorganization plan while Washington seeks unanimity to deter French moves and sway Soviet talks.
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George Thomson
Heart Pump Removed From Patient At Methodist Hospital
Walter L. McCans had an artificial left ventricular bypass removed at Methodist Hospital Houston after tests showed improved heart function. The device, implanted Tuesday to relieve workload and aid a damaged chamber, was taken out during surgery to remove chest fluid that may have compressed the lungs. Officials provided no timetable for further mechanical support and noted uncertainties about the percentage of heart workload handled by the pump.
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Farview State Hospital
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Tirg- Carora Ridge
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Jong
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Houston, Tex
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Marines seize Da Nang River bridge in tense Viet Nam clash
U S Marines moved into Da Nang and secured the river bridge ending rebel hold on the east and a Buddhist-led resistance on the west. Rebels planted charges and threatened to blow the bridge as a two seater plane was shot down nearby with two Americans aboard.
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Donald Johnson
Tacoma
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Explosion disrupts House as blast injures man in washroom
A blast in the House washroom wounded a man aged about 60 who was seated in the public gallery. Two doctors entered the room as smoke filled the third floor. The scene prompted adjournment and evacuation of the building as police investigated.
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Son
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Pearson
Commons
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Gemini Flight Delay Tied to Atlas Engine Failure
Officials report Atlas engine trouble 39 miles up and 61 miles downrange caused the Atlas Agena to tumble. A safety board seeks cause, delaying Gemini launches until repairs. Cape Kennedy approves use of ATDA as rendezvous target, altering Gemini 9 flight plan by removing engine firings.
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How to Protect Yourself from Lightning and More
A May 22 Family K Weekly features lightning safety tips linked to 500 deaths and 150 million in damages yearly. Also covered are The Guitar Boom affecting Salvation Army gear, Beatles truth under Bernard Webb, and the Family Weekly Cookbook with a tasty red onion dish.
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