Kennedy Arrives In Bonn for One Day Visit
Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Bonn for a short one day stop en route to Berlin to unveil a plaque honoring his brother on the anniversary of the late president's Berlin ovation. He said he is happy to be back and looks forward to meeting West German leaders including President Luebke Chancellor Erhard and former Chancellor Adenauer.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Berlin
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U.S
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West Germany
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Poland
Tito
Teen-Age Marriages Big Problem
Davis California AP report cites UC professor Judson Landis calling unhappy teenage marriages a major social issue. He notes teens marry to seek adulthood, with 2 million girls aged 13 to 17 marrying yearly and 600000 births last year. Subcommittee head Jeanada Nolan links draft and bomb fears to urgency in assuming adult roles. Herrmann adds teenage husbands earn about 32 dollars annually, roughly a third of the adult wage.
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Judson T. Landis
Landis
Jeanada Nolan
Robert ©. Herrmann
University of California
Johnson Talks With Papandreou over Cyprus Dispute
Washington AP reports President Johnson holding a second round of talks with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou to defuse the Cyprus crisis with Turkey. Greek delegation rejects the joint communique tied to the 1960 Cyprus Treaty. no meeting planned with Turkish Premier Inonu. Japan exports 1.8 million sewing machines annually.
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George Papandreou
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Ismet Inonu
Inomy
Great Britain
Papandreous
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Madalyn Murray Moves Into Temporary Honolulu Home
Atheist Madalyn Murray and her family moved into a temporary Honolulu home amid offers of shelter including one from a church. The Unitarian Church said it would provide refuge as the family seeks asylum after fleeing Baltimore following an incident with police.
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Delwyn Rayson
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North Carolina Cracks Down on Wallace Pres bid
A report notes Bruce Blue and Robert Scott opposing Wallace and disputing his presidential bid. Scott says he will run for lieutenant governor, while Blue criticizes the Wallace entry as an outside wedge. Courthouse action and campaign maneuvering color North Carolina politics amid mixed reactions.
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