Senate Leaders Delay Cloture Vote To Allow Amendments
Senate leaders agreed to delay the cloture vote on the civil rights bill by one day to permit limited debate and votes on three amendments. Senator Richard Russell opposed unanimous consent until he studied the plan overnight, while Senator Mansfield and Senator Hickenlooper said no commitments were made.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington AP
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Mansifle
Mansfield
Hickenlooper
Arkansas Louisiana Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions across Arkansas from Saturday through Sunday with a chance of isolated thundershowers in the east Saturday morning and in the west Sunday afternoon and evening. Cooler nights with little Sunday temperature change. Louisiana sees partly cloudy skies Saturday and Sunday with isolated afternoon thunder. Highs reach 84 to 90 in Louisiana.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Airborne Warning Detonates Threatened Viet Nam Attack
Airborne spokesmen warn villagers in a 20 mile frontier strip to clear out as American and South Vietnamese forces wage a scorched earth operation. About 25 guerrillas killed. 700 civilians relocated. Ground and helicopter teams, supported by 180 Americans, strike river settlements with rockets.
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Horst Faas
Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
Vaico Oriental
Tay Nnh
Hubbard cries mud slinging in Arkansas race
Gubernatorial candidate Joe Hubbard accused Gov. Orval E. Faubus of mud slinging after a remark about Winthrop Rockefeller. Hubbard said he was not defending Rockefeller but urged fighting Rockefeller on party records and proposal. Faubus said people misremembered Arkansas 90 day divorce law as the reason Rockefeller came.
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Russellville
Ark
Joe Hubbard
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hubbard
Rockefeller
Boys State
Arkansas
Goldwater Builds Lead With 32 New Delegates In AP Survey
Barry Goldwater added 32 uncommitted delegates after California, reaching 470 of the 655 needed for a first ballot nomination. The AP tally projects as many as 200 of the 258 delegates left to be chosen could support him, with gains seen in Ohio, Michigan, New Jersey, and Illinois while others remain uncommitted.
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Larry Osius Washington
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Arizona
Colorado
Washington
Hawaii
Alabama
Ohio
Associated Press
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Rhoda
James 8. Rhodes
George Romney
New Jersey
Illinois
Candidates Get Rid Of Governors
An AP report notes Curtis Lee Smith invites Sen. Barry Goldwater and telegrams extend to former Vice President Richard Nixon for the National Conference of Governors in Cleveland. President Johnson may also be invited to address the 56th session, with top Republicans Scranton Romney and Rockefeller expected.
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Goldwater
Nixon
Cleveland
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
U S Firm on Viet Nam Policy After Talks With De Gaulle
Undersecretary of State George Ball told President de Gaulle that the United States will remain firm in backing the antiguerilla war in South Viet Nam. The meeting at the Elysee followed a Honolulu policy review by Rusk and McNamara on broader aid to Saigon. Ball outlined Johnson's position and implied continued American support, without confirming specific increases.
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Charles de Gaulle
United States
South Viet Nam
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de Gaulle
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Ball
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Palace
Maurice Couve de Murville
LBJ Warns Turkey Over Cyprus Invasion Pause
Cyprus and Greek forces go on emergency alert amid fear of Turkish landings. Johnson and Gen. Lemnitzer warned Ankara against a landing, saying it would worsen the Middle East. 30,000 national guards called for coastal defense as the U N fleet hovered nearby. Separately a Japanese diplomat in Berlin killed himself, Shunsaku Hogen, 25.
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Lyman Lemnitzer
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Middle East
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Park Aide Resigns After Rioting Shakes Korea
President Park Chung Hee faces renewed unrest as Kim Chong Pil resigns as Democratic Republican party chairman amid three days of student protests in Pusan Chongju and Kimchon. Riot police clash in Pusan while others march demanding end to Gestapo style tactics and agency power.
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Kim
Japan
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Park
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
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National Assembly
Kalamazoo dropout linked to five slayings in police statement
Larry Lee Ranes 19 rests in Kalamazoo County Jail as officials examine a chain of killings he allegedly admitted. He faces charges in the Memorial Day shooting death of Gary Smock in a $3 robbery, with other confessions tying him to a Kentucky stay, Indiana gas station murder, and a Battle Creek holdup.
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Larry Lee Ranes
Kalamazoo
Plymouth
Mich
Gary A. Smock
Elkhart
Ind
Battle Creek
Karl Lutz
ED Markaith
Gap
Kalamazoo County
Gary Albert Smock
Donald Burge
Ranes
Smock
Indiana
Charles E. Snider
Hart
Lutz
Vernon Labenne
Kentucky
Las Vegas
Nev
Michigan
Parchment High School
Army
Moscow Attaches Accused of Drunkenness in Odessa
The Soviet Defense Ministry accused a British attache and three U.S. attaches of being drunk in Odessa last March, while the U S and British embassies dismissed the claim as ridiculous. The four officers Lt Col William L Van Meter Lt Col James M Landrigan Cmdr Sumner Shapiro and Royal Navy Lt Cmdr John Harvey Samuel were sightseeing on a ministry sanctioned visit and later reported drowsiness after a restaurant meal.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
U.S
Odessa
Washington
London
United States
State Department
Soviet Defense Ministry
Krasnaya Zvezda
Soviet
Defense Ministry
Air Force
William L. van Meter
Marine
James M. Landrigan
Navy
Sumner Shapiro
John Harvey-Samuel
Three Injured In One Car Crash On Cation Highway
Three persons were injured in a one car accident on the Cation Highway Friday at 5 p.m. All sustained minor bruises and abrasions and were treated at Union Memorial Hospital and released. Names listed include Joe Rumph 18 Susan Cox 16 and Susan Worrell 15. The accident details were not immediately available and the injured were taken to the hospital in a Young’s ambulance.
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Cation Highway
Union Memorial Hospital
Joe Rumph
J. D. Rumph
Eighth St
Susan Cox
John E. Cox
W. Block St
Susan Worrell
Travis Worrell
Strong Highway
Young's Ambulance
Howie Hustles Promises Quick Classified Coverage
A bold pitch for rapid townwide classified ads promises vast reach for pennies. The speaker touts speed and economical rates, urging readers to contact the listed phone number to join the team.
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Howie Hustles
Speedy News and Times
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