GOP Set To Okay Treaty
Senate Republicans weigh the limited nuclear test ban treaty with most expected to vote for ratification. An influential GOP senator cites risk balance and the mother vote as pro ratification factors while noting mail patterns across states. Democratic leaders push for two thirds backing amid broad support expectations.
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Washington
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Republican Policy Committee
White House
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Six Missing Aboard Plane In Korea
U S and South Korean searches for a U S Army L20 light plane missing since Sunday intensified as six Americans aboard were identified including Capt. Kenneth J. Alves of Fayetteville North Carolina Capt. Gene A Truitt of Florida Capt. Travis I Moore of Arkansas M Sgt Marvin E Morgan of Georgia Capt. E Cooper of Virginia and Capt py M Davis of Texas The plane vanished after takeoff from a Kansong air strip near Seoul on a flight proficiency training mission amid unclear odds it entered North Korea.
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Seoul
U.S. Army Advisory Group
Korea
U.S. Army
Kenneth J. Alves
Murchison Road
Fayetteville, N. C
Gene A. Truitt
North Largo
Fla
Travis I. Moore
Fort Smith
Ark
Marvin E. Morgan
Ellenwood
E. Cooper
Big Stone Gap
Py M. Davis
San Antonio
Tex
Coleman Johnson brace for runoff in Mississippi governor race
Former Governor J. P. Coleman and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson lead a four man Democratic primary and face a runoff after unofficial returns. With 1,453 of 1,882 precincts reporting Johnson has 110,987 votes to Coleman 94,966. Sullivan 79,153. Mason 1,704. Runoff set for August 29. Meredith figure looms over Ole Miss desegregation crisis and state attorney general race.
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Paul Johnson
J. T. Coleman
Mississippi
Johnson
Coleman
Charles Sullivan
Robert Mason
Magee
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Ole Miss
Joe Patterson
Patterson
John McLauren
Ross Barnett
Cantave’s Wife Says We Will Win
Mrs. Leon Cantave, wife of the Haitian rebel general, says invasion aims to restore freedom and democracy in Haiti. She recalls their 13th wedding anniversary, notes Cantave left with firm faith in victory, and describes fear under Duvalier’s regime and the Tonton Macoute terror.
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Leon Cantave
Haiti
New York
Port-au-Prince
Cantave
Port Au Prince
Francois Duvalier
Renee Cantave
Manhattan
Haitian Rebel Invaders Move Toward Southwest Coast
Haitian rebels led by Gen. Leon Cantave push from Cap Haitien toward the southwest in two columns. Duvalier airlifted about 150 soldiers toward Cap Haitien as up to 500 invaders, possibly joined by deserters, press toward the north coast.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Leon Cantave
Cap Haitien
Negro Republic
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Associated Press
Robert Berrellez
St. Marc
Haiti
Duvalier
Hinche
Washington
Cubans Reported Recruited for Guerrilla Raids Abroad
Exile sources claim Cuban recruits are being assembled in Miami New York City Chicago and New Jersey for covert actions against Fidel Castro. Veterans from the 1961 Bay of Pigs era reportedly lead the effort with exile leaders touring Central America and consulting with CIA figures ahead of planned raids rather than a single large invasion.
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Miami
Fra
Fidel Castro
New York City
Chicago
New Jersey
Cuba
Central America
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Luis Somoza
Carlos Pino Socarras
Castro
CIA
Heavy Rain Floods Buffalo and Nearby Areas
Heavy rain battered Buffalo and Niagara Falls forcing evacuations of over 300 people in an eastern suburb. Buses halted, electricity cut to prevent shocks, and phones failed as hundreds were stranded. Coast Guard craft aided families to safety from floodwaters. The storm, sparked by a Canadian cold front, began around 5 a.m. and subsided after 10 a.m.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Cheektowaga
Coast Guard
Canada
Florida City Maintains Patrols
Armed officers patrol dusk to dawn between Negro and white sections of Hallandale Florida as rapes terrorize the city. Mayor John D. Steele calls the situation a state of panic and vows to seal the Negro section at night until the rapist is caught. He condemns violence as a sickness in both races.
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Hallandale
Fla
Florida
John D. Steele
Exiled Haitian Lawyer Reports Rebels Advance
former Haitian interior minister Roger Rigaud says rebel force landed on Haiti's north coast and is progressing as scheduled toward overthrow of Francois Duvalier. He expects four months to reach goal and calls for immediate international support while denying Dominican origin.
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Phaeton
Washington
Roger Rigaud
Interior and Defense
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Rigaud
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Leon Cantave
Dominican Republic
Fern D. Bagidy
Organization of American States
OAS
Kennedy announces birth of third Kennedy son
Mrs John F Kennedy gave birth to a premature son at Otis Air Force Base hospital. The child born by cesarean section weighed similarly small and placed in an oxygen tent. President Kennedy rushed to the scene after learning of the birth.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
John F. Kennedy
White House
John W. Walsh
Pierre Salinger
Cape Cod
The
Rights Efforts Step Up as NAACP Lobbying intensifies
Civil rights groups press Congress for a meaningful bill. NAACP delegates meet lawmakers as Victor Reuther urges more converts while Sen. Hart estimates 60 votes with seven more needed to end filibuster. Dirksen backs most Kennedy provisions but opposes the public accommodations ban.
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Washington
Congress
Victor Reuther
Reuther
Walter
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Senate
Sen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Ocean floor mining eyed for gold in coming decade
The Bureau of Mines aims to begin ocean floor prospecting within 10 years using manned submersibles and underwater laboratories. By 1972 expected: a 1 000 foot depth drill, underwater mineshafts, living shelters, and buoy labs with power from planned ocean floor reactors. Partnerships with USGS and Bureau of Commercial Fisheries to spend $100 million over 10 years.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
John Crawford
Crawford
South Africa
Indonesia
United States
Australia
India
Alaska
U.S. Geological Survey
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
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Tial
Berrellez
U.S. State Department
Glion Curtis Jr
U.S
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Niagara Frontier Transit Co
Florida City
Steele
By Rry McLeon
Carl Lucerna
Dr. Walsh
Mrs. Kennedy
Salinger
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
NAACP
Scott
Clarence Mitchell
Mitchell
Sen. Dirksen
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