Kennedy Predicts Parleys in Asian Crisis Talks
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy predicted that Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines dispute will move to the conference table. He planned another talk with Sukarno in Jakarta after meetings in Manila and Kuala Lumpur and eyed an Asian summit. Kennedy travels with his wife Ethel on a diplomacy tour visiting South Korea and Manila en route to Kuala Lumpur.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Jakarta
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
Subandrio
Sabah
British North Borneo
John F. Kennedy
Ethel
Kennedys
South Korea
U.S
Chung Hee Park
London
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
Salute Takes Goldwater By Surprise
Sen Barry Goldwater arrived for a Republican fundraising breakfast in Fayetteville North Carolina to a three round cannon salute by Civil War re enactors in Confederate uniforms. The 12 pounder's roar startled him as smoke filled the runway and the group Cal Confederate States of American Headquarters explained the gun dated to the 13th North Carolina Artillery Battalion.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Confederate States of American
North Carolina Artillery
Communists Shoot Down Helicopter in Mekong Delta Battle
In Saigon the Viet Cong downed a rocket-armed UH-1 helicopter with two American crewmen and a British colonel aboard reported missing. Five U.S. crew were killed and three wounded in related action aiding the Vietnamese government campaign against Red bases in the delta. Blood donor calls were broadcast as casualties rose and survivors were evacuated.
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Mekong
South Viet Nam
Associated Press
Horst Faas
Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Mekong River
U.S
Republican Race In N C Wide Open
In Fayetteville North Carolina State Republican Chairman J Herman Saxon said the GOP governor nomination race remains wide open with John Stickley of Charlotte and Wyatt Armfield of Winston Salem as the leading possibilities He declined to confirm reports of a Stickley withdrawal or support for Armfield and noted Stickley may decide soon Armfield indicated he will run and Saxon praised him while Stickley would back Armfield if he runs
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Fayetteville
N. C
J. Herman Saxon
John Stickley
Charlotte
Wyatt A
Nab) Armfield
Winston-Salem
Saxon
Stickley
Armfield
Zanzibar Renames Nation The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar
The revolutionary regime renames the island nation The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar. Soviet leaders express hope for strong ties and independence as the U S Consul Picard II is ordered expelled amid U S nonrecognition of the new government.
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Zanzibar
Peoples Republic of
Soviet Union
Communist and African Nations
Sliw
Abeid Karume
Khrushchev
Tass
Karume
United States
U.S
Frederick P. Picard II
Picard
First Direct Transfer Blood Transfused From Corpses
A Michigan research team led by Dr. Jack Kevorkian and Neal Nicol at Pontiac General Hospital reports the first known direct transfusion of blood from a corpse to a living person. The team stored blood 12 to 16 days and transfused 400 cubic centimeters to Nicol within half an hour, with Nicol volunteering and remaining calm during the procedure.
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Pontiac, Mich
Michigan
Jack Kevorkian
Neal Nicol
Edwin Rea
Pontiac General Hospital
Kevorkian
John J. Marra
Nicol
Hos
No Smoking Pills Spark National Concern
New York AP reports rising sales of smoking cessation pills and programs draw scrutiny from the National Better Business Bureau. Dr Irving Nadimer notes no pill or remedy has proven effective, while challenges persist in marketing medicated cures for smokers.
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NEW York
National
Better Business Bureau
Irving Nadimer
Bureau
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Division
Isi Jin
Johnson urges use of women brainpower in government
President Johnson told his all male Cabinet the government is not using American women's brainpower adequately. Esther Peterson and Elizabeth Carpenter briefed on women in government, stressing merit and broader placement in top posts. Peterson said Cabinet ears were receptive and urged more women in senior jobs.
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Washington
Johnson
Allmale
Esther Peterson
Status of Women Commission
Elizabeth Carpenter
Peterson
Ohert
Peteriment
Jean
Goldwater Sees Poverty Attack as Dividing Citizens
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces Johnson poverty plans as dividing Americans and echoes Roosevelt, calling the proposal a political gimmick. He faulted Democratic leadership for not creating work, questioned civil rights compromises, and urged free enterprise based remedies. He also criticized farm supports and highlighted southern backing for his campaign.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Arizona
Goldwater
Pan
TIES SEVERED AS PANAMA CUTS DIPLOMATIC TIES WITH U S
U S Embassy staff evacuated from the Canal Zone after Panama severed diplomatic relations amid riots that left four Americans and 19 Panamanians dead. Khrushchev backed Panama and denounced U S actions while Washington held consular staff exempt from the break and sought to keep Peace Corps and AID personnel. Ed win M Martin planned to stay as efforts to resolve the 1903 canal treaty stalemate continued.
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Tro
Canal Zone
Castro
Panama
Khrushchev
United States
U. S
U.S
Washington
Panama City
U.S. State Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
Canal
Robert Chiari
Kalinin
Moscow
Fidel Cas
Opening Monday for winter Southern furniture market
Sunday Enterprise previews week long market opener in showrooms as the furniture industry fine tunes last minute preparations. The report outlines outlook for market week with statistics and city growth insights from a High Point chamber profile.
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Sunday
Enterprise
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Enterprise Tomorrow
Action On Smoking Considered by Defense Officials
Washington AP The Defense Department’s top medical officers may decide next week on a unified line of action regarding cigarette smoking for 2.7 million service members. Dr Shirley C Fisk will meet Wednesday with the surgeons general of the Army Navy and Air Force to review the Public Health Service report linking smoking to cancer and other diseases. Each chief will present his service’s recommendations before discussing a common DoD policy and action. The meeting, not specially called, follows two years of reading the report before acting. The Air Force previously banned cigarettes from flight lunch boxes and halted free distribution to patients in Air Force hospitals.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Associated Press
Shirley C. Fisk
Army
Navy
Air Force
Public Health Service
Fisk
Department
Tto
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