U.S. to Approve India Pakistan Surplus Wheat Request
The United States is expected to approve early next week a request from India for 5 million tons and Pakistan for 1.7 million tons of surplus wheat totaling over 6.5 million tons valued above $390 million. The move continues the Food-for-Peace program while military aid remains embargoed.
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Pakistan
India
Washington
United States
Kashmir
India Supply Mission
Actress Miss Malone Survives Heart Lung Operation
A detailed chronology recalls actress Miss Malone’s near fatal illness and successful heart lung procedure at 20th Century Fox Studios. The 1956 Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actress, her film debut came in The Big Sleep. She and Jacques Bergerac married in 1959, separated in 1963, divorced in 1964 with custody awarded of their two daughters Mimi and Diane.
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20Th Century- Fox Studios
At & P.m
Miss Malone
Jacques Bergerac
Mimi
Diane
U S Plans New Panama Canal Route and Treaty
U S officials discuss a Panama based sea level canal with a new administrative agency and a time limited treaty. Other potential routes outside Panama in Nicaragua Costa Rica and Colombia are noted but Panama favored first for study. The 1903 treaty is cited as gunboat diplomacy era groundwork.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Colombi
U.S
Johnson
Panama Canal Co
Defense Department
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
United States
Colombia
Republic of
Nuclear Arms Treaty Provisions On Non Nuclear States
The text outlines limits on ownership and disposal of nuclear states and groups, forbidding participation by non nuclear states in nuclear weapons rights. It also bans providing weapons or control over them to non nuclear country units, even under military alliance command, signaling an aim to bar US nuclear weapons from multilateral force control.
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United Stattes
Viet Nam War Update: Bombing, Raids, and Incidents
Military says 14 carrier planes bombed bridges in North Viet Nam as 31st U S raid targets Viet Cong positions near Saigon. Ambassador Lodge claims bomber strikes saturate Viet Cong strongpoints. U S infantry end a Bien Hoa bunker assault with 12 wounded, while Da Nang Marines face a grenade incident. A French vice consul in Saigon is missing, reportedly kidnapped by Viet Cong. Vietnamese sources cite 82 Viet Cong killed in three actions and 34 in a clash north of Da Nang.
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Guam
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Broadcasting System
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Bien Hoa
da Nang
Bean Bien
Pleiku
Bien
Rights move to federal civil rights enforcement duties
In a briefing to President Johnson Humphrey explained the plan to continue the Plans for Progress voluntary nondiscrimination pledge program. He noted 1964 act acceptance reduces need for Community Relations Service in commerce and its mediation role. Katzenbach suggested transfers could lower court actions and favor dispute conciliation through Education and HUD.
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Council On Equal Opportunity
Johnson
Humphrey
Commerce Department
Katzenbach
Commissioner of Education
Justice Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Teens mystery at Miami airport draws nation’s concern
In Miami, specialists and the public search for identity of a 14 year old boy found at the airport with no name or belongings. Leads include a red haired woman and a Detroit flight, while a Texas mother seeks her missing son. psychiatrists and juvenile authorities work to uncover his past and help him rejoin society. Hazel Ross offers care at her clinic, and teachers and therapists propose art, hypnosis, or therapy to unlock his emotions as authorities await more tests.
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Fla
Detroit
Texas
Dallas
Ocsvoo Seo Sain
Analion
Associated Press
Hazel Ross
A.J. Montanari
Hialeah
Catler
Miami International
Ben Shepard
Florida
Stewart and Terry to leave posts as health policy shifts loom
Stewart, a key figure in Johnson administration health legislation, signals changes to implement the new health program, urging adaptation of tools and personnel to current needs. Terry, a longtime public health leader and cigarette smoking critic, plans to leave as vice president of the University of Pennsylvania, after four years as surgeon general.
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Johnson’ Administration
Welfare Department
Con‘tinue
Terry
University of Pennsylvania
Public Health Service
Philadelphia General Hospita
Surgeon General
National Heart Institute
If61
Johnson
Public Health
Secretary of Welfare
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Louisiana State University
Army Medical Corps
Thhen
Veterans Administration
St.Paul
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Alexandria
The
Glendora
Bethesda
Former Governor Furcolo Cleared In Bribe Action
Former Massachusetts governor Foster Furcolo was cleared on a directed verdict in Suffolk County Superior Court after five days of testimony on a conspiracy charge tied to delaying an Executive Council decision. Four council members faced separate bribery charges. Crimmins remained on trial.
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Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Suffolk County Superior Court
Executive Council
Furcolo
U.S
Eugene A. Dludson
Monroe Inker
Wadson
Joseph R. Crimmins
Hudson
Crimmins
Gromyko and Goldberg Clash Over Vietnam and Disarmament
Soviet foreign minister Gromyko urged gradual disarmament steps and criticized U S actions in Vietnam while noting support for China’s UN seat. Goldberg welcomed the reciprocity and urged quick talks on a treaty to halt new nuclear spread. Canadian foreign minister Paul Martin pressed the UN to seek a negotiated Vietnam settlement.
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United States
Gromyko
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
China
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Pakistan
Peking
U.S
Paul Martin
Assembly
Viet ‘Nam
Bitter Fight Shapes Up Among GOP In California
SAN FRANCISCO AP An old fashioned train ride carried Republicans toward a fray between moderates and conservatives for control of the California GOP. The Happy Train carried Southern California delegates to the San Francisco convention as Ronald Reagan planned to join and push for unity though intraparty rifts persist.
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California
San Francisco
Happy Train
Los Angeles
Republican State Central Committee
Ronald Reagan
Thomas Kuchel
Anmong
Laughlin Waters
George Christopher
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Goodwin J. Knight
Kashmir War Surges As Nuclear Debate Roils Parliament
India and Pakistan press their lines as ceasefire fractures persist near Kashmir. Shastri dismisses a plebiscite while Chagla says Kashmir is closed. Indian advances claim three square miles gained per mile lost as UN observers monitor. Canada designated to lead UNIPOM forces. Security Council calls sides back to Aug 5 positions.
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Shastri
India
Pakistan
U.N
Kashmir
United Nations
Lahore
Associated Press
Brian Calvert
Sialkot
Amritsar
Jullunder
Ambala
New Delhi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
J.N. Chaudhuri
Chaudhuri
Rawalpindi
U Thant
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Bruce MacDonald
Unipom
Security Council
Ayub
Thant
Poverty Hatch Act clash and war on poverty funding grows
The Hatch Act clause sparks debate as Democrats defend the program aiding 35 million low income Americans while Republicans point to misuses. The Senate House conferees allow governors to veto three core programs but let Sargent Shriver override, with a 1.785 billion dollar appropriation eclipsing the initial 793 million.
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Jacob K. Javits
New York
Senate House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sargent Shriver
Johnson
Greece crisis deepens as Papandreou wins majority
Greece faced a fresh constitutional test as Papandreou defeated Constantine's bid to appoint a premier designate. Papandreou secured 171 seats after February 1964 elections while 45 deputies deserted the Center Union, and the crisis sparked violent street clashes with one death and over 300 injured.
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Constantine
Papandreou
Center Union
Greece
Three Speeders Offer Odd Explanations in Court
In Campbell County, over 40 speeders appeared before Judge W. H. Overbey. Henry O D Shanke Jr of Salem claimed his speedometer warning failed at 60 mph. Richmond attorney Albert Clare Sager said his wife operated a speed governor beside him. Richard A Perrow of Lynchburg said his motorcycle measures speed in kilometers and he did not know kilometers. Each man received a $10 fine plus costs. Shank appealed.
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W. H. Overbey
Campbell County
Salem
Henry OD. Shanke Jr
Richmond
Albert Clare Sager
Lynchburg
Germany
Richard A. Perrow
Lynehburg
Shank
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