U S Soviet diplomatic gains marked by new consular treaty
The United States and the Soviet Union announced a consular convention to protect citizens abroad and open new offices in each country while noting ongoing tensions. The pact requires three day notice of arrests and allows consular visits within three days, signaling cautious progress amid broaderU S Soviet strains.
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Leningrad
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South Carolina Democrats oppose Wallace unpledged electors plan
South Carolina Democratic Party chairman rejects Alabama Governor George Wallace proposal to back an unpledged slate of presidential electors. Yancey McLeod says no call to executive committee. Wallace vows a statewide meeting and continued support for uncommitted electors while denying a third party aim. Wallace to return to speak in Columbia.
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Democratic Party
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Wallace
Bob Jones University
Yancey McLeod
McLeod
Columbia
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Maryland
Wisconsin
Indiana
California Pace Shows An Increase
California voters focus on the presidential primary as Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigns with neutrality pledges from Nixon and Scranton while Rockefeller moves through Monterey Santa Cruz and San Francisco. Lodge and his son George urge California support for Lodge as Goldwater warns of consequences if Rockefeller wins.
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Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Monterey
Goldwater
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Santa Barbara
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Scranton
Lodge
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Rockfeller
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Viet Nam
Come Andies
Western Powers Press China on Key Issues
The article notes that Western governments seek firm positions on select matters with caution to avoid giving leverage to China, warning that hesitation could tilt outcomes in Beijing’s favor.
Hand Sewn Back In Place After Milling Machine Accident
Jessie S. Bray, 39, of Indianapolis, had her right hand detached but surgically reattached May 16 at Community Hospital by Dr. Hugh Williams and a three member team in a five hour operation. Officials said she is nearly ready for intensive therapy to regain use of the hand.
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Ind
Jessie S. Bray
Hugh Williams
Red Asian Danger Cited In Southeast Asia Crisis
Assistant Secretary of State William P Bundy warned of a real danger of a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia as he arrived in London for talks. The British government rejected a Soviet charge that U S reconnaissance flights over Laos violated neutrality. Bundy said the threat is a matter of great concern and noted the difficulty of achieving stability and neutrality for Laos without force.
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Milton Marmor
London
William P. Bundy
Southeast Asia
Bundy
Washington
U.S
Laos
Britain
Surviving Trauma Reveal After Fracture Surgery
Mrs. Bray recalls the moment her husband T. awoke after surgery to repair eight tendons three major nerves and two major blood vessels. She says he could move his fingers and only then did hospital staff believe the recovery was real.
Bundy Meets R A Butler for Laos Cambodia Nam Talks
Bundy held a meeting with foreign secretary Richard A. Butler, launching a multi day series of discussions on Laos Cambodia and Vietnam aimed at addressing regional conflict and American policy.
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Laos
Cambodia
Niet. Nam
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