Compromise Sought Over CIA Supervision Faces Senate Clash
Washington AP reports Mansfield and rivals seek a truce to avoid an open floor fight on CIA oversight. A seven member panel is involved with Russell Fulbright McCarthy and Stennis weighing changes to add Foreign Relations members to the supervisory group.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
CIA
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
John Stennis
McCarthy
Fulbright
North Carolina Stages a Cool Start for June
The Associated Press reports chilly northeasterly winds across North Carolina with 48 degrees state-wide and Mt. Mitchell dipping to 27. Lows in the 50s to 40s, highs in the 60s and 70s, and a five day outlook showing below normal temperatures as high pressure keeps the cool pattern.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Asheville
Hatteras
Charlotte
Black Arts Theater Proposal Linked to Summer Jobs SOS
Wingate says HARYOU-ACT executive director restored after leave, recounting how a 1500 extra jobs need emerged from the summer program. He details contacting a Shriver aide and Washington for support as youth threatened to act.
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Wingate
Haryou-Act
Pierce
Washington
Lyle Carter
Shriver
Black Arts Theater
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecasts show frosty mountains tonight with generally fair conditions through Thursday and a rise in temperatures by Thursday. Temperatures Thursday through Monday average two to five degrees below normal with light precipitation totaling less than five showers toward the end of the period.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hyde to Seek North Carolina Senate Seat
Hyde will seek a place in the North Carolina Senate after a November reelection. He won renomination in the party primary on Saturday. Possible opponents mentioned include State Senator Lynn Hollowell of Lexington and State Senator Tom Seay of Rowan County.
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Hyde
Eee
Salury
Lynn Hollowell
Lexington
Tom Seay
Rowan County
Sand Screen Seal Offer With Top and Bottom Seals
An item listing describes a sand screen seal set with top and bottom seals. It lists dimensions 2'8" by 6's and 20" by 638" with a price of $19.69.
Footprints Give Hope for 6-Year-Old on Mount Charleston
In Las Vegas Nevada footprints in fresh snow on Mt. Charleston revive hope that Larry Jeffrey a six year old boy lost for four nights may still be alive. He wandered from his family's camp and was last seen near the Leeson side of the mountain. Search teams report evidence and possible tracks suggesting he could have wandered farther.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mt. Charleston
Larry Jeffrey
Ben
Dominicans Vote in Historic General Elections
Santo Domingo reports Dominicans cast ballots for president and congress in a peaceful vote. Juan Bosch of the Dominican Revolutionary party and Joaquin Balaguer of the Reformist party led a close race while Rafael Bonnelly trailed. A 1965 revolution backdrop framed the ballot as voters weighed American intervention and regional stability.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Joaquin Balaguer
Reformist
Rafael F. Bonnelly
Movement of National Integration
Bosch
National Congress
Balaguer
Sneezer To Be Put To Sleep
Miami doctors planned to put June Clark to sleep to break her sneezing fits. The 17 year old, who suffers attacks every few minutes, would wake after several days with the hope her reflexes are altered. The team cites a central nervous system problem.
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Miami
Fla
June Clark
June
Drowning Evidence Reviewed in NC Freshmen Case
Coroner's jury found probable cause against five North Carolina State freshmen for the drowning death of Tom Rickards 18 of Salisbury after he was thrown into Johnson Lake near Raleigh. W G Ransdell Jr to review evidence to decide if a bill of indictment should be drawn. Carlton said Rickards agreed to be dunked after being asked if he wanted to, claiming he could swim.
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Raleigh
W. G. Ransdell Jr
North Carolina
Tom Rickards
Salisbury
Pritchard Carlton Jr
Rick Doby
Harold Osborne
Dunn
Pete Krapels
High Point
Ken Cry
Paul Barrera
New York
Rickards
Johnson Lake
Carlton
Osborne
Sree eee the sun ac produces less heat than the human body
The text compares solar heat output to the human body noting the sun's huge size makes its total energy vast, though the body locally emits less heat. It appears to be a fragmented, nonsensical snippet about solar energy and human heat.
Indonesia and Malaysia Agree to End Dispute
Indonesia and Malaysia agreed to end the 1963 dispute sparked by Sukarno. After three days of talks between Malaysia’s Deputy PM Tunku Abdul Razak and Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Adam Malik, both nations moved toward restoring diplomatic relations amid economic tensions.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Malaysia
Sukarno
Ysing
Malaysian Federation
Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sabah
Tunku Abdul Razak
Adam Malik
Malik
Sug Hal
Naw
Comnesia
Textile worker testifies of threat at Stevens plant
In Greenville a J P Stevens Duncan plant worker testifies at an NLRB hearing that a former employee threatened to get him with a gun after an argument over quills. Douglass Glenn says the fired employee also threatened to get even with him. The hearing on union activity charges continues through Friday.
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Greenville
S. C
J. P. Stevens’ Duncan
National Labor Relations Board
Beryl Green
J. D. Wilson
Wilson
Wee Yee
Douglass Glenn
Green
Glenn
Eye reflex and a seventh of a toward someone
A man experiences an eye reflex as a seventh of a toward someone. The eyelid snaps shut in a third of that time.
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Sakrete
N. C
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