Scranton Urges U S Leadership In World Affairs
AP dispatch from Cincinnati reports Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton, a Republican presidential hopeful, asserting the United States must lead the free nations. He urged stronger US economic stability, greater exports, and selective foreign aid, arguing private investment and technical assistance should replace broad government aid where possible.
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Cincinnati
United States
Community of Free Nations
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Scranton
Russia
Red China
America
Charles) DeGaulle
Walls Daubed With Slogans At Amsterdam Palace
Walls of Amsterdam's Royal Palace were daubed with anti Spanish slogans linked to Princess Irene's engagement to Don Carlos of Spain. Three foot high letters proclaimed Down with Franco and Ban the Don as police investigated the incident.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Irene
Carlos
Spain
Beatles Fly Home to Welcoming American Fans
The Beatles returned to England amid a wild 5000 strong reception as fans wept and cheered at the airport. Police managed crowds while barriers and a roof observation deck were used to maintain order. The band spoke briefly of their American success and enjoyment of the experience.
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London
Queen’s Building
Beatles
Britain
Wendy Murphy
Lynette Heaton
Ringo Starr
America
George Harrison
Condition of Ruler Improves
Athens reports King Paul shows improvement after emergency stomach ulcer operation. King Paul, 62, slept peacefully, no fever upon waking, and remains in satisfactory condition. Crown Prince Constantine acts as regent while doctors monitor his recovery and Prime Minister George Papandreou takes office.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Constantine
Tatoi Palace
Thomas Doxiades
Frederika
Trene
Sophie
George Papandreou
Probe Gets Hotter In Baker Senate Case Hearings
Senate investigators widen look into Bobby Baker matter as L P McLendon hints at a new development. Baker’s refusal to testify restates the probe’s reach while upcoming public hearings promise further testimony from Baker and his secretary Carol Tyler. Fred Black Jr testified Kerr’s involvement linked to a $175,000 loan to buy stock later tied to Baker.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
L. P. McLendon
Rules Committee
Newsymen
Baker
McLendon
Carole Tyler
Fred Bo, Black
North American Aviation Corp
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Black
Tulsa, Okla
Kerr
King of the Senate
Fidelity National Bank & Trust Co
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Tulsa
Snowbank Saves Pilot In Sierra Crash
Lt. Edward A. Dickson ejected from a crippled fighter over the Sierras as his parachute failed. He landed in a 40 foot snowbank, suffered a leg fracture, and is in good condition after rescue by ski patrol and airlift to Oakland Naval Hospital. He is 26, from Wyoming, Pa., on a routine mission from Lemoore. The crash altitude and cause remain undetermined.
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Oakland
Calif
J.G
Edward A. Dickson
Sierras
Oakland Naval Hospital
Dickson
Bishop
Hawthorne
Nev
Edward Dickson
Wyoming
Lemoore Naval Air Station
Johnson Mateos stress border solidarity in Palm Springs talks
President Johnson and Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos wrap two days of talks with a breakfast session and a joint communique to stress amity. They plan a Lopez Mateos news conference and an afternoon Los Angeles fiesta of Mexican entertainment.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Lopez Mateos
Los Angeles
Justo Sierra
White House
California
Colorado
Mexicali
Pierre Salinger
New [York
Bolivia
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Aldolfo Lopez Mateos
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Mateos
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Freighter Goes Down After Mount Etna Eruption
The freighter Ambassador bat sank Friday night 785 miles southeast of Halifax after four days adrift in 35 foot seas. Twenty of the 35 crew were rescued by Coast Guard Cutter Coal Bay and a Norwegian motor vessel before the unmanned 443 foot ship disappeared in three mile deep waters. The vessel carried grain from Philadelphia to England.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. New York
Brutsel Fruen
Finn
Bat
Harf
Ry Strickland
North Atlantic
Daya
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Elbe
Philadelphia
England
Coast Guard
Coal Bay
Ves
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