Strategy Mapped For Asia
American policy makers in Honolulu wrap up secret talks on U S Southeast Asia strategy to counter intensified Communist pressure. The two day meeting, chaired by Secretary of State Dean Rusk and with Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara present, moved from a guarded room to a private beach for a working lunch and back. Officials offered no details, and it appeared recommendations would await President Johnson approval before public disclosure.
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Robert Myers
Honolulu
United States
Southeast Asia
Washington
Pacific Command
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Three Cubans Executed as CIA Agents
A Cuban Lions Club official and two other Cubans were executed as CIA agents after a revolutionary tribunal trial in Camaguey. Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano, international Lions Clubs counselor, was named among the accused who allegedly operated a nationwide spying network. Two others were imprisoned. the executions mark a second announced CIA case in a week following last Thursday’s four executions.
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Havana
Lions Club
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lions
Camaguey
CIA
Shastri To Lead India Promising a new social order
Lal Bahadur Shastri, named by the Congress party as leader and likely prime minister, pledges a peaceful revolution at home and a nonaligned foreign policy. He vows socialism as an objective, honors Nehru’s legacy, and aims to combat poverty and unemployment while uniting the country.
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David Lancashire
New Delhi
Lal ‘Bahadur Shastri
India
Shastri
Congress Party
Nehru
Indira Cinna
Morarji Desai
Cloture Passage Predicted In Civil Rights Vote
Senate leaders forecast cloture on the civil rights bill by June 18 if next week's debate-ending move succeeds. Dirksen aims to muster a two thirds vote with 25 Republicans and up to 42 Democrats. Mansfield cautious, says best effort but not certain. Humphrey says votes exist.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
House
Mike Mansfield
GOP
Associated Press
Mansfield
Johnson
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Moore Rejects TV Debate in NC Governor Runoff
Dan Moore refused a challenge for TV debates and called for a June 2 run-off primary against Richardson Preyer for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in North Carolina. Moore criticized Preyer and aligned groups, while NAACP and CORE denied endorsements, as Moore sought civil rights bloc support.
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Raleigh
N.C
Dan Moore
Richardson Preyer
Moore
Preyer
I. Beverly Lake
North Carolina
NAACP
CORE
North Carolina Board of Elections
Prey|er
Lake
Future Of Southeast Asia At Stake Asserts Johnson
President Johnson said the future of Southeast Asia is at stake in Laos and South Vietnam. He framed the conflict as a struggle for freedom on every front and defended U.S. goals, noting the need to build a stable peace while keeping faith with allies and crucial strategic aims.
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Southeast Asia
Johnson
Frank Cormier
Washington
Laos
Viet Nam
Laird
United
Cuba
United States
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Geographic
Eisenhower
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet
Theenhower
America
South Viet Nam
Forces Mass In Congo Amid Rebel Threat Near Bukavu
Forces from the U N Congo command and the Congo army mobilized in Kivu Province as rebels threaten Bukavu. About 180 Nigerian troops were alerted for possible airlift to Okavu, while Gen Mobutu plans a battalion movement from Katanga north to Kivu. Bukavu’s 80,000 residents fear a withdrawal of civilian staff. Rebel Bafulero warriors, aided by modern weapons, have moved toward Bukavu after routing Congo units at Kamangola.
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Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
Congo
L (U.N
Congolese
Kivuli
Bukavu
U.N
U.N. Congo
Okavu
Joseph Mobutu
Kivu
Katanga
United Nations
Kamangola
Gaston Soumialot
Africa
Kingdom of Burundi
California GOP Makes Choice For Nomination
California Republicans begin a high stakes presidential primary pitting Barry Goldwater against Nelson Rockefeller in a mass turnout contest. Four million of seven million voters were expected to cast ballots as weather stayed clear. 462 candidates competed for 38 congressional and 100 legislative seats in a winner take all fight over pledged delegates. Goldwater pressed a confident line while Rockefeller argued for moderation and party unity.
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Californi
Nelson Rockefeller
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arizona
New York
Rockefeller Campaign Tower Over New York Rally Lines
In New York AP reports that Robert Rockefeller’s campaign shows strength across districts as police boost subway patrols and security measures. Supporters claim a decisive showing, while officials caution the race remains open with momentum in Crown Heights and Stuyvesant sections.
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New York
oihjMore
Rockefeller
Miss Lipsik
Bedford
Stuyvesant
Goldwater Gains Momentum In California Primary
Harris survey shows Goldwater narrowing Rockefeller lead to two points in California as undecided voters rise. The results reflect shifts seen in New Hampshire and Oregon with turnout expected to decide the race. Rocky faces eroding appeal as GOP voters consider Johnson and other factors like the Rockefeller baby.
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Los Angeles
California
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
Maryland
Gov. Wallace
Lyndon Johnson
Mayor Wagner Forms Patrols Over Subways After Attacks
Mayor Robert F Wagner calls city patrols to guard subway riders amid rising violence. Rabbi Samuel Schrage organizes light skinned patrols to work with police and Transit Authority. commissioner Murphy warns of a fall pay increase and more officers this summer as four subway assaults and a murder trigger calls for safety measures. Civil rights leaders condemn violence and demand fair treatment and better education and jobs.
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Robert F. Wagner
Hattan
Michael J. Muri
Samuel Schrage
Iman
Ne Lmissioner
Staten Island
Murphy
Charlotte Lip Heights
Isik
Miss Lipsik
Howsing
Ant
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