Trieste Descends In Ocean Search for Thresher
The bathyscaphe Trieste descended 1.5 miles to the North Atlantic seabed near the Thresher wreck site to search for clues. Capt. Frank A. Andrews said the area showed debris and magnetic contacts as Navy and scientists prepared for the operation off Boston, with a yellow buoy marking the spot and signals guiding the dive.
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North Atlantic
Vila
Frank A. Andrews
Trieste
Atlantic
Boston
Thresher
Joseph L. Worzel
Lamont Observatory
Conrad
Navy
Washington
Andrews
Bost
Morals Charges Leveled Against Dr Ward In Britain
London AP The British government filed eight new morals charges against Dr Stephen Ward a 50 year old osteopath key figure in the Profumo scandal He was refused bail and returned to jail for a full hearing Friday The charges include procuring a woman named Miss X on Jan 5 1963 and aiding an unknown person to unlawfully use an instrument to procure a miscarriage Ward’s defense termed the first five charges as extensions of the original count and denied ties to any security or blackmail scheme.
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Colin Frost
London
Stephen Ward
Ward
Miss X
James Burge
Burge
George Wigg
Labor Party
Beckwith Charged With Murder In Evers Death
Beckwith, a 42 year old former Jackson salesman, is jailed in Jackson charged with the murder of Medgar Evers. Prosecutors say others unknown aided the crime. FBI traced a telescope sight to Beckwith. Nationwide coverage notes unification talk in Germany and U.S. stance on NATO, without direct German critique.
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Beckwith
Evers
John Hall Beckwith
Jackson, Miss
U S Says Subs Shield Against Soviet Threats
In Moscow, the United States told the Soviet Union that Polaris submarines patrolling the Mediterranean safeguard the Acropolis and Italian grave sites from Soviet threats. The note rejected Moscow's May 20 proposal for a nuclear free zone as propaganda and warned of nuclear blackmail aimed at Mediterranean allies.
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United States
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Acropolis
Orange Graves
Italy
Foreign Ministry
Democrats mull 1944 convention site as San Francisco vies
Atlantic City and Chicago are considered for the Democratic convention with San Francisco leading Republicans to pick their venue in Denver. The GOP chose San Francisco amid Kennedy’s California ties and early campaign start plans. The full committee meets to approve site recommendations as Democrats aim for mid August gathering.
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iAtlantic
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Miami
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Cow Palace
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy Adenauer Discussion on NATO Nuclear Navy Plan
Kennedy and Adenauer met for nearly two hours in Bonn to discuss a multinational NATO nuclear surface fleet and a potential test ban treaty. They aim to win allied support, especially from Britain and Italy, with a U.S. Senate treaty hoped by next January. White House aides prepared a communique outlining talks on Berlin and East-West issues.
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Kenser
Werdy
Konrad Aden
Kennedy
Bad God
NATO
Ashoro
Adenanar
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Western Europe
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Adenaterl
U.S. Senate
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Palais Schaumburg
Berlin
East Germany
A Walk to Freedom Protest Draws 120000 in Detroit
More than 120,000 demonstrators marched through downtown Detroit in a peaceful display against racial discrimination. Led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and city and state leaders, the crowd filled Woodward Avenue and Cobo Hall, chanting and singing in a largely tranquil, civic procession.
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Martin Luther King Jr
America
Dr. King
Cobo Hall
Woodward Avenue
Jerome Cavanagh
John B. Swainson
Michigan Afl - Cio
August Scholle
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Stanley Thayer
Ann Arbor
George Romney
AP Wirevhotor
Convicts Commit Death by Own Action at Two Prisons
Two inmates at North Carolina maximum security facilities died by suicide earlier this month. Billy Lee Privette, 31, poisoned himself at Central Prison on June 5. Joseph Webster, 28, hanged himself at Ivy Bluff unit and died June 12 at Central Prison Hospital. Prisons Director Randall said crisis reports were not public until after the incidents. Wake County Coroner ruled both deaths as death by own action.
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Raleigh
State Prisons Department
Billy Lee
Privette
Central Prison
Joseph Webster
Ivy Bluff
Central Prison Hospital
George Randall
Wake County
Marshall Bennett
Britain Expels Czech Diplomat Over Secret Information Effort
Britain ordered the expulsion of Premysl Holan a third secretary at the Czech Embassy for allegedly trying to persuade a member of the public to obtain secret information The Foreign Office cited abuse of a diplomatic position and declined to reveal details or how long Holan would remain expelled The Czech ambassador was summoned and the case involved no stated location in Britain or abroad
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London
Lan
Foreign Office
Premysl Holan
Thomas
Holan
Peters
Zdenek Trhlik
Britain
Pope Paul Stresses Peace Worldwide Dialogue
Pope Paul VI pledged to promote international peace based on truth justice love and freedom. He urged cordial Vatican relations with every country and spoke to diplomats at the Vatican urging dignity of nations and peaceful collaboration without interference. The pope noted no diplomatic ties with the United States and Soviet Union but said his first meeting with a foreign leader would be with President Kennedy on July 2.
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Kennedy
Germany
Foreign Ministry
Kenne
Medgar Evers
Phi
U.S
Evers
Beckwith
Jtry
Soviet Union
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Vatican
Church
Holy See
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