Castro Quieting Castro? Soviets Tense Over Cuba’s Direction
Washington analysts say the Soviet Union may have ordered Fidel Castro to curb public talk and step back in Cuban affairs. The State Department eased tensions, noting Cuba’s regime still faces dissension and a stalled exchange with Yugoslavia.
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Ben F. Meyer
Washington
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
State Department
Castro
Union
Wing Popular
Robert, Melworth
Yugoslavia
Closkey
Althrough
Yugo- Castro
Slavia
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Policeman Killed in Saigon Buddhist Riots
In Saigon during the first anniversary of Premier Ky s rule a policeman was killed by a mob attacking the Buddhist Institute and another officer was beaten. Rioting accompanied intensified Viet Nam air raids as B52s and police tried to seal the area. A 16 year old Buddhist girl died after self immolating in protest. Police sought to arrest one man believed to have fired the fatal shot.
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Saigon
L Neguyen Cao ‘Ky
Institute
Tyeen
Viet-Nam
Ael
Guerrilas
Dao Thi Tuyet
Buddhist Institute
Viet Nam Devalues Piaster And Raises Salaries
Saigon announces sweeping economic changes including a 50 percent devaluation of the piaster and salary increases of 20 to 30 percent for state employees. An 118 to 1 exchange rate with an 38 piaster tax is set to curb inflation. US aid of 160 million dollars underwrites the plan for three months, with a further 80 million earmarked.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
The
United States
International Monetary Fund
Laos
Apollo plan aims to solve space travel mysteries
NASA officials outline steps to widen Gemini data as they ready Apollo missions. Seamans notes three Gemini flights to maximize data before lunar voyage. Gemini 12 crews Lovell Aldrin, with Cernan Stafford, discuss past troubles including docking failure and fogged visor. Future missions may test tetherless walking and rocket-pack maneuvers with Agena targets as Young Collins and Gordon prepare for July through September flights.
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Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Seaman
Aldrin
Cernan
John W. Young
Michael Collins
Richard Gordon Jr
March Planned In Support Of Policy In VN
Two Negro teenagers Wille Hunter and Arthur Williams plan a 500 mile march from the north Georgia border to Washington to support U S policy in Viet Nam. Representing the National Youth Assembly for Peace they will depart in late July and reach Washington by August first to promote peace and understanding.
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Atlanta, Ga
Washington
Viet Nam
Wille Hunter
Arthur Williams
North Georgia
Hunter
Williams
National Youth Assembly For Peace
United States
Proxmire Criticizes Capitol Face Lift Plan as Insult
Washington AP William Proxmire D Wis calls the proposed 34 million renovation of the west front a wasteful extravagance and insult to Congress. The five member commission approved the plan to replace the sandstone facade with marble extending the front outward for office space and services. Construction would take about four years starting in 18 months. The plan, opposed by Proxmire, would expand the capitol by 25 percent and add 414 acres of space, with debate over need for extra facilities like restaurants.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
John W. McCormack
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Commission For
McCormack
Dirksen
House
Appropriations
West Front
Restauran
Proxmire
Senate Appropriations
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Stewart
The
Ones
American Institute of Architects
Entertainment at End of March in Jackson urged by King
King urged supporters to join the Jackson march or follow later, promising entertainment at its end with guests like Frank Sinatra Marlon Brando Burt Lancaster Sammy Davis Jr Gregory Peck and James Brown. Williams urged voting, noting risks in Mississippi, while marchers faced hostile scenes and logistical hurdles as they neared Greenwood. King hinted a final march to Jackson with Meredith acting as a potential participant if able.
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King
Frank Sinatra
Marlon Brando
Burt Lancaster
Sammy Davis Jr
Gregory Peck
James Brown
Broad Street Park
Mississippi Valley
Williams
Mississippi Valley State College
Itta Bena
James H. Meredith
Thistown
Greenwood
Meredith
Memphis
Hernando
Jackson
New York
President Johnson names CIA successor amid Raaborn resignation
President Johnson announced the resignation of Adm. William F. Raborn as CIA director and said he will be succeeded by his deputy Richard Helms. The move follows reported unhappiness at high levels within the CIA over Raborn's direction and signals a shift to address internal concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
Adm
William F. Raborn
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard
CIA
Raborn
Super
Ce Ae
Brown Bag Ruling Appealed by State Atty Gen Bullock
Assistant Attorney General James F. Bullock appeals to the North Carolina Supreme Court against a Mecklenburg County injunction blocking enforcement of his opinion that brown bagging and bottle clubs are illegal. The injunction, sought by two Charlotte nightclubs, bars enforcement of his March 31 ruling and limits liquor consumption to the home. The case, set for Raleigh hearings in late September or early October, centers on provisions of the Prohibition era Turlington Act and 1937 ABC laws and related testimony.
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Charlotte
James F. Bullock
North Carolina Supreme Court
ABC Board
Mecklenburg County
Bullock
Mecklenburg Superior
H. L. Riddle Jr
Judge Riddle
Riddle
N.C
Frank Snepp
Snepp
Raleigh
ABC
Supreme Court
Building Boom Highlights High Point Permits and Church Opening
High Point sees construction growth with eight million dollars in permits issued since January. A Sunday Enterprise photo report showcases major projects under way. Grace Lutheran Church in Thomasville holds its first service in a new building designed by Robert Conner. The Enterprise tomorrow features a prominent scientist urging balance between medical and technological advances.
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Sunday Enterprise
Grace Lutheran Church
Thomasville
Robert Conner
Enterprise
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