Premiers May Come To US
Washington AP Undersecretary of State George W Ball left open after a White House conference the possibility that the prime ministers of Greece and Turkey may visit Washington to ease the Cyprus crisis. He said talks with De Gaulle showed broad U S French agreement on Southeast Asia aims but policy differences on means. Ball noted strong Turkish pressure for intervention and described his Paris Geneva Athens Ankara trip as productive with De Gaulle.
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Turkey
Cyprus
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
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France
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Europe
Geneva
Athens
Ankara
Laos Flights Resume After Brief Pause Says Premier
Premier Souvanna Phou- tau announced in Vientiane that U S reconnaissance flights over Central Laos will resume within a day or two due to movements of Communist forces. He noted Laos lacks means to protect the missions and indicated armed U S escorts are acceptable. He had suspended flights after a lull in the operational zone and did not comment on any air strike by U S planes reported by New China News Agency.
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Laos
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Vietminh
China
Khang Khay
Red China
New China News Agency
U.S
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Royal Laotian Air Force
Savannaktet
Phoumi Nosovan
VU. S
Ballot Box Swap Allegedly Tied to Ponder Bid
Mars Hill registrar John Robert Anderson testified under fear for his life that aides warned before the May 30 primary that ballot boxes might be swapped to aid Zeno Ponder. An elections board hearing heard Anderson recounts of lost poll books and the scope of a suspected manipulation linked to a local Senate race.
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Elections Board
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William Joslin
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Releigh
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North Carolina
Campaign tactics assailed in North Carolina runoff
A top Moore aide assailed Richardson Preyer's campaign tactics during a runoff for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Joe Branch said Moore avoided joint appearances to escape a vicious campaign, while Preyer urged a face to face debate and criticized Moore for avoiding direct clash on core issues.
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Dan Moore
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Moore
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Chide Moore
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Ce Cure
Seaner
San Francisco
New Bern
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Scranton Declares For GOP Presidential Nomination
Gov. William W. Scranton announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination at the Maryland State Convention. He rejected a party faction, urging Republicans to back a choice and warning against phony liberalism and blind reaction. Scranton framed the GOP as in danger from a minority and sought support from key party figures, stating he would fight for the nomination until success or failure is settled.
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King Is Arraigned On Charges in Civil Rights Sit-In
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and fellow leaders were arraigned at the St Johns County Courthouse on charges connected to a sit in at a segregated restaurant. King and Rev Ralph Abernathy, joined by white chaplain William England, described a hot jail night before hearings and noted they needed shaves.
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Erhard flies into Washington for talks with Johnson
West Germany Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived at Andrews Air Force Base to discuss Germany and Berlin issues with President Johnson amid the Moscow pact between Soviet Union and East Germany. He said he would study the pact text before commenting and noted no concrete decisions yet.
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Soviets and East Germans sign friendship pact
In Moscow the Soviet Union and East Germany signed a friendship treaty aimed at peaceful regulation of the German question. Premier Khrushchev stated the pact stops short of a World War II peace treaty, avoiding a West confrontation. East German leader Walter Ulbricht affirmed noninterference and emphasized cooperation between the two German states, with no inclusion of West Berlin.
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Ulbricht
German German-Berlin issues unclear before pact signed
In Washington London and Paris, statements said Western governments would keep Moscow responsible for East Germany and avoid triggering a crisis amid Soviet treaty warnings. Allied governments consulted on the pact, agreeing it was not a peace treaty, while the unsettled German question could provoke catastrophe.
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Moscow
Weri Lgny
Southerners Give Up On Amendments
Washington AP Southerners retreat from further changes to the civil rights bill after 71 to 29 Senate vote to limit debate. Sen Russell and floor manager Humphrey say amendments unlikely, with possible technical changes. Kennedy and leaders aim to keep the package bill intact as a path to passage.
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Four Sentenced On Counterfeit Convictions
Four men from High Point area convicted in a counterfeit ring were sentenced in U S Middle District Court. Jimmie C Jenkins 22 and Bennie 26 received 30 months each. Roy Grayson Towery 39 got one year. Robert W Beck 24 of Thomasville drew one year and three months, with jail time followed by five years probation.
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Robert W. Beck
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