Massachusetts Democrats Put Banner On Ted Kennedy
Anti American demonstrations spread in South Korea as the U S Army confined personnel to base in Seoul area. About 300 students at Taegu University held a sit down protest over a US officer incident while Washington considers a status of forces pact with South Korea.
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Ted Kennedy
K. C. Hwang
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
U.S. Army
US. Army
U.S
Taegu University
United States
Washington
German businessman reaches Saigon after kidnap ordeal
Olaf Mueller a 25 year old Hamburg businessman reportedly held by Communist guerrillas for ten weeks has arrived in Saigon in apparently good condition though ill with malaria. German embassy sources withheld release details. Mueller disappeared during a sightseeing tour north of Saigon.
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South Viet Nam
Olaf Mueller
Hamburg
Mueller
Kennedy Brother Drives Senate Bid in Massachusetts
Odward M. Kennedy the President's 30-year-old brother won the Massachusetts Democratic nomination for U S Senate over Edward J. McCormack with 691 to 360 on Friday night. McCormack concedes and vows to campaign in September primaries while Kennedy pledges to start the statewide race.
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Ted) Kennedy
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U. S. Senate
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George Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Teddy
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Russia deflects Berlin crises as refugees spark embarrassment
Washington officials say Moscow seeks blame for Berlin incidents after a sharp West provoking note. They see no sign Kremlin aims to restart the Berlin crisis, though talks with U S and Soviet envoy Dobrynin lie ahead. Escapes by East Germans on excursion boats heighten Soviet pressure.
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Air Force reviews Bladen Lakes site for bombing range
Air Force officials visit Bladen Lakes State Forest to evaluate its suitability as a Tactical Air Force practice bombing range for Seymour Johnson base. Maj. Gen. Moore and Har Grove Bowles assess the 36 000 acre area as Gov. Sanford had offered it to quiet protests over a proposed Hyde County site.
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J. H. Moore
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Eugene Zuckert
Lake Mattamuskeet
Hyde County
Bladen Lakes
Ellis Clark
Bladen County Commissioners
Japanese survey ship finds no rise in fallout
The 6000 ton Koyo Maru reports no increased radioactive fallout in air, following U.S. nuclear tests. The Yomiuri Shimbun says the survey covered air contamination and did not assess water or marine life.
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Yomiuri Shimbun
Naming Recipients Of Estes Gifts Sought
A House subcommittee seeks a list naming congressmen and an administration official who allegedly received money order gifts from Billie Sol Estes. Former Agriculture official James T. Ralph and aide William E. Morris testified they got $100 Estes money orders.
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Robert E. Manuel
Agriculture Department
James T. Ralph
Government Operations
William E. Morris
Estes
Democratic Party
Ralph
Manuel
Agricult
Rep. L. H. Fountain
Department
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Johnson
Republican Campaign Committee
America
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Police Mobilize Against Anti Nuclear Demonstrators
In HOLY LOCH Scotland police and Royal Navy move to block a mass sit down led by Scotland's Committee of 100 aimed at immobilizing the U S submarine depot ship Proteus. Exmouth ferries patrols and barbed wire fortify Ardnadam pier as 1 000 protesters target the entrance for about 25 hours.
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Scotland
Royal Navy
U. S
Proteus
Exmouth
Argyllshire
Committee of 100
Ardnadam
Harold Macmillan
Constitutional Right Suspended in Franco Rule Push
In Madrid a sweeping edict tightens Franco's dictatorship amid bombings and crippling strikes. The government may control moves and bar agitators, suspending the right to choose where to live for two years as industrial centers face continued unrest and upheaval.
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Harold K. Miles
Madrid
Francisco Franment
Sunday Enterprise features hosiery news and travel tourism
The Sunday Enterprise reports on a no run stocking development expected late this summer and its impact on the hosiery industry. It also covers Piedmont farmers facing a dry spell then heavy rain, North Carolina beaches gearing up for a busy tourist season, and Spain’s post strike political climate with a government decree amid bank bombings and labor unrest.
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Braxton Younts
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