Laos Faces Power Shift As Souvanna Gains Upper Hand
In Vientiane Premier Souvanna Phouma consolidates control after ten hours of fighting. Gen Phoumi Nosavan flees toward Paksane with rebels as government forces crush the revival bid. Sixty dead or more reported. Vientiane plunged into curfew and blackouts.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Souvanna
Inet
Ngon Sananikone
Phoumi Sananikone
Ouane Rathikone
Paksane
Mekong
Pan American World Airways
School Integration Push Targets Federal Aid Compliance
Washington AP reports federal officials press for race integration in all federally aided schools by the upcoming September term. The U S Office of Education may cut funds or end aid to districts that fail to guarantee integration, with South programs totaling over 300 million annually. Agencies across 21 departments participate, with HEW modeling most regulations and widespread pledges from southern colleges and universities to comply.
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Washington
Enya
South
U.S. Office of Education
Office of Education
Hubert Heene
Civil Rights Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
M. Quigley
Freshman Congressman Jacobs to Wed Kay Welsh
Washington AP report describes Indiana Democrat Andrew Jacobs Jr and Kay Welsh announcing their engagement. Jacobs notes a House floor kiss after proposing, planning a May wedding in Arlington Virginia.
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Yea
Andrew Jacobs, Jr
D-Ind
Kathryn Louise Welsh
Capitol
Jacobs
Miss Welsh
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
House of Representatives
Washington
Andrew Jacobs Jr
St Pean Wtaes
Ete
Reed Kay Welsh
Ee Pem
Kay Welsh
Kay
Vincennes
Ind
Matthew E. Weir
Capitol Hill
Welsh
Arlington
Potomac River
De Gaulle Gold Standard Proposal Draws U S Skepticism
Washington officials and bankers dismiss Charles de Gaulle’s call to return to the gold standard as backward and risky. Treasury and President Johnson reaffirm the $35 per ounce gold price, citing concerns over dollar stability as U.S. reserves fall to their lowest since March 1939.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Treasury
de Gaulle
Paris
Johnson
United States
U.S
U S Delegate Turns 65 Stevenson Sees Need For Stronger U N
Adlai E Stevenson the United States chief at the U N turns 65. In a birthday interview he argues for stronger leadership and warns about Chinese Communist efforts to split the organization. He notes Indonesia's withdrawal and discusses Article 19 and the two thirds vote while predicting a possible early vote.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N. Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Associated Press
Fenson
Indonesia
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
France
Stevenson
N C State name change proposed in 1965 legislature
Rep George Wood of Camden introduces a bill to rename North Carolina State to North Carolina State University at Raleigh The measure aims to emphasize the university identity while preserving the one university concept It faces a political fight but has broad grassroots backing with 25 signed representatives and uncertain Senate support
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Raleigh
George Wood
Camden
North Carolina State
General Assembly
University of North Carolina At
North Carolina State University At
Wood
Higher Education
Rep. Wood
State
Senate
University of North Carolina
Universi
Protests May Be Resumed In Selma By Negro Leaders
Negro leaders said they would resume street demonstrations unless voter registrars open daily. Rev. James Bevel said a courthouse delegation would request daily registrar operation as court orders speed registration. President Johnson voiced indignation and pledged to secure voting rights for all citizens. A dozen Northern and Western congressmen planned to visit Selma.
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Don McKee Selma
Ala
Nego
Board of Registrars
James Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
Bevel
King
U.S
Selma
Alabama
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Dmich
Marion
Bundy Sees Khanh In Saigon In Warm Talks
McGeorge Bundy met Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh in Saigon for a cordial session with U S and Vietnamese officials. Bundy and aides discussed political instability and plans for a military council to anchor a new government, while Khanh said he would not take part in the government himself.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
McGeorge Bundy
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
Maxwell D
Bundy
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Khanh
Tran van Huong
Kosygin Reaches Peking Amid Chinese Welcome
Prime Minister Kosygin spends four days in Peking after Moscow departure signaling Soviet intent to pursue better ties with Communist China. The visit follows Beijing’s reception of the Soviet premier and reflects shifting regional dynamics between Moscow and Beijing.
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Peking
Moscow
Kosygin
Cates
China
Dolly
Carol Channing
Anatoly Dobrynin
New York
Moscow Art Theater
Continuing Teaching Contracts Proposed in Senate
A bill to provide public school principals and teachers with a continuing contract was presented to the state Senate. Introduced by Sen. Oral L. Yates Sr. and Irwin Belk, it aims to give teachers job security and help administrators plan staff on a long term basis, changing the year to year Pearsall plan era.
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Raleigh
State Senate
Seni
Oral L. Yates Sr
Haywood
Irwin Belk
Mecklenburg
Dan K. Moore
Pearsal
Supreme Court
Sen. Yates
Law bill to end biases in school contracts gains support
Yates noted the measure would not take effect until June 30, 1965 giving administrators time to weed out deadwood. Belk said Charlotte shows strong backing and claimed the bill removes politics from school contracts by race creed or religion.
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Yates
Deadwood
Belk
Charlotte
Trend toward sheer undergarments shocks London fashion
London fashion writer Miss Sandy Shaw predicts the stylish woman will wear only two very sheer undergarments, with a new self stocking and possible girdle decline. Prof Alexander Boyd warns thin stockings and panties in cold weather risk erythrocyanosis crurum puel lanum frigidum, causing swollen blotchy legs.
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London
Sandy Shaw Feey
Miss Shaw
Alexander Boyd
Manchester University
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