Recommendations Planned For President To Strengthen Asia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with a number of recommendations for President Johnson to bolster Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. They stressed U.S. resolve and discussed options short of expanding the war northward, aiming to deter Red China, North Vietnam, and the Soviet Union while avoiding unnecessary troop commitments.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
Probblem
McNamara
Johnsor
New England
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
North Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Red
NcNamara
Hawaii
India
Nehru
Thailand
Peace-through-power Theme Emphasized By President
President Johnson urged a peace through power approach linking military strength to peaceful aims. He spoke to Coast Guard Academy graduates and Naval workers at Groton and New London about keeping force justified by justice at home and abroad.
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Groton, Conn
Johnson
Polaris
Coast Guard Academy
New London
America
Civil rights bill debate shifts tactics in Senate
In Washington AP wide story, both sides adjust moves in the civil rights bill fight. Southerners back up votes on amendments while backers take over speaking chores. Senate leaders say cloture votes decide progress toward a third week in June. Johnson forecasts passage of a good bill.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Dixie
Johnson
Salinger Wins California Senate Nomination
Pierre Salinger captured a close Democratic senatorial nomination in California over Alan Cranston with returns from 30,199 of 32,861 precincts showing Salinger leading. He won support from Los Angeles County and received encouragement from President Johnson and Mrs. Kennedy as votes continued to be counted. Governor Brown endorsed Cranston earlier, signaling statewide contest ahead.
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Jerry Rankin
San Francisco
Pierre Salinger
White House
Capitol Hill
California
Kennedy
Johnson
Alan Cranston
George Murphy
Salinger
Los Angeles
Cranston
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles County
Nob Hill
Associated Press
Edmund G. Brown
Goldwater
Washington
Arizona
Colorado River
Virginia
George Murphy Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Aircraft Carrier Lake Champlain Collides With Norwegian Vessel
In dense fog in Chesapeake Bay the aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and the Norwegian motor vessel Skauvaag collide 38 miles south of Annapolis near the Patuxent River. No injuries are reported aboard either ship. fires in Champlain’s hangar bays are extinguished in 45 minutes.
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Norfolk
Champlain
Lake Champlain
Decatur
Cape Henry
Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Europe
Gray to Speak to Civitan Club at Ruth Garrett Hotel
John Gray geologist with the Monaco Company will address the Civitan Club at noon Thursday. He will report on the South Arkansas Cerebral Palsy Day Care Center. Bob Archer will introduce the speaker.
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John Gray
Civitan Club
Rufus Garrett
Gray
Monaco Company
South Arkansas
Goldwater Wins California GOP Primary Over Rockefeller
Sen Barry Goldwater clinched a commanding California victory for the GOP presidential nomination, edging Nelson Rockefeller after late tabulations. Goldwater led with 50.9 percent amid network projections suggesting about 51 to 53 percent. Rockefeller carried most liberal counties as Southern California backed Goldwater.
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Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Oregon
Associated Press
Goldwater Faces Bomb Scare During California to Washington Flight
Senator Goldwater endured a bomb scare on a transcontinental flight from Los Angeles to Washington. A passenger was removed and forced to unpack a satchel, but no weapons were found and Goldwater reboarded amid good humor.
Battle Rages in Seoul as Martial Law Declared
About 20 000 students and citizens clashed with police in Seoul demanding President Park resign. Street fighting spread to the capitol approaches and other cities. Park proclaimed martial law after convening the National Security Council as U S officials led by Ambassador Berger and General Howze joined the crisis meeting.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
National Security Council
Barbecued Hum N Eggs and Baked Bananas Cookbook Ad
Simple instructions for barbecued hum n eggs baked bananas and hot breakfast rolls promote a 64 page spiral bound recipe book with a coupon to order.
Goldwater Leads In California Race Amid Five States Primary
Goldwater and Rockefeller moved toward a photo finish for California's 86 Republican delegates as five states held primaries. Goldwater gained in South Dakota while losing ground in New York. Pierre Salinger led Democrats in California. George Murphy won the GOP nod. Two New York veterans and a probable Alabama incumbent were ousted. Mansfield and Stennis won renomination. Rockefeller trailed until Los Angeles County tallied votes.
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Larry Osius Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Golden State
Goldwater
South Dakota
Rockefeller
New York
Pierre Salinger
White House
George Murphy
Cuban Coastal Cities Attacked by Anti-Castro Forces
The Cuban Red Cross says anti Castro forces aided by the United States attacked coastal cities causing heavy damage and loss of life. The Cuban radio in Havana broadcast the statement. Fidel Castro’s government has acknowledged attacks amid reports of seven CIA agents executed and anti Castro leader Manuel Artime forecasting a prolonged Viet Nam like war.
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Red Cross
Miami
Fla
United States
Cuban Red Cross
Fidel Castro
CIA
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Murphy Oil Corp declares regular quarterly dividend
The Murphy Oil Corp board of directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 12% cents per share on common stock payable June 29 1964 to shareholders of record at the close of business June 15 1964.
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Murphy Oil Corp
Government Proposes Tax Credits to Expand Job Training
A Federal Committee on Apprenticeship urges Congress to treat job skills as capital, offering employers tax credits for training new workers and upgrading current staff. The plan targets spurring on the job training amid tech displacement and high unemployment, seeking credits equal to or higher than existing 7 percent capital write-offs.
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Neil Gilbried
Washington
Federal Committee On
America
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Cials
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Louisiana
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bob Archer
el Borado
By C. S. Chin
Samuel D. Berger
Hamilton H. Howze
U.N
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Berger
Howze
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Congress Party
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
NEA
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Radio City Station
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Mississippi
Columbia Broadcasting System
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