Expanded Senate Probe Proposed by Williams
Sen John J Williams offered a resolution to bring senators within the Baker investigation and broaden inquiry to campaign funds and related matters The measure would extend the Rules Committee inquiry to Sept 1 and was sparked by a stormy hearing where Sen Case urged questioning senators about Baker ties Baker resigned as the Senate Democratic secretary after building a multi million dollar fortune while on a 1960s pay.
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John J. Williams
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Bobby Baker
Rules Committee
Sa. Clie P. Case
R-N.y
Baker
K. Moore
Senate
Pratin Maturily
Moore expands education plan in campaign speech
The 56 year old former superior court judge presented five additions to his education program at a news conference. He urged broadening curricula for average students, continued support for gifted programs, eliminating classroom hunger, freeing teachers from clerical tasks, and studying future needs of public schools. He stressed public schools must serve all 11 million children, about 75 percent average in ability, and called for ongoing dedication to education by governors and the Democratic party.
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Tily
Imhaen
Moore
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Hunt
Exiles attack Cuban sugar mill in Oriente Province
Guerrilla exiles led by Manuel Artime say they launched a large scale commando attack near a sugar mill at Puerto Pilan on the eastern coast of Oriente in Cuba. The strike targets Castro's regime as exiles vow to continue harassment of the economy and push for his overthrow.
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Cuba
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Aft
Recupera
Castro
MRP
Manuel Artime
Puerto Pilan
Oriente
Sierra Maestra
Preyer
Chasj
Fulgencio Batista
Genilons
Peanam Paw
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Artime
Fidel Castro
Home To Be Named In Honor Of Dr. Greer
In Morehead City North Carolina the Baptist Children's Homes board plans to name one home in Chapel Hill for Dr I G Greer former general superintendent of the Baptist Children's Homes of NC who served 1932 1948 The move aims to project his image while pursuing a three point platform for schools jobs and roads during a busy political tour by Preyer in Anson County and surrounding areas
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Chapel Kangitan Castro
We Hill
Preyer
Anson County
Preyer Seeks Delaware-New Hanover Win in East NC
Richardson Preyer predicted he will carry New Hanover County and gain broad support in eastern counties that backed Lake in 1960. He stated the gubernatorial bid is progressing statewide, with plans to open Gaston County headquarters and attend a state employee rally in Raleigh. He cited expected gains in Pitt Martin Pender and western counties as he pursues the second primary.
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Statesville
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Richardson Preyer
New Hanover County
I. Beverly Tabo
Veore Ada
Renny Arnt Meee Preyer
Preyer
Gastonia
Gaston County
Raleigh
Pitt
Martin
Pender
Lake
Terry Sanford
Dr. Lake
Spaak Prods De Gaulle Over NATO Changes At NATO
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak challenged France to spell out how it would alter NATO during a secret NATO foreign ministers session in The Hague. Spaak, aiming to elicit De Gaulle’s intentions through Maurice Couve de Murville, criticized France’s stance on internal alliance structure US Europe ties and Asia policy. The gathering showed renewed disunity as Cyprus issues remained unresolved and sources noted unity only on Germany and Berlin with goals for German reunification.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
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Europe
Southeast Asia
Cyprus
Germany
Berlin
Rights Deadlock on Civil Rights Bill Amends
Washington AP Ally Gen Robert F Kennedy said there is still much to settle before a final accord on House passed civil rights bill amendments. He noted general agreement in principle but language work remains difficult. Humphrey cited three or four unsettled areas including whether a federal anti discrimination commission can sue initially. Dirksen and Kennedy expect progress, aiming to win two thirds to invoke cloture.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Capitol
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Everett M. Dirk Isen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Robles Wins In Panama President Elect After Tight Vote
Panama elects Marco A. Robles president with 124,830 votes to Arnulfo Arias 113,764 from 1,039 of 1,144 precincts. Robles, 58, banker and politician, vows firm Canal Zone treaty stance. Election safeguards delayed final tally. junta to review irregularities. Chiari government braces for protests. Col Bolivar Vallarino warns against violence. Robles’ four year term starts Oct. 1.
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Arnulfo Arias
Panama City
Marco A. Robles
Panama
Robles
Avieo Alaimad
Fanac
Aos Usekuiem Wamkaee
National Electoral Review Junta
Juan de Arco Galindo
Robert Chiari
National Electoral Tribunal
Chiari
United States
California
Air Force Flags Potentially Crashed Obsolete Planes
Washington AP Air Force responding to a congressional inquiry said that 72 T28 planes in operation in South Vietnam may have crashed due to possible structural failure. Some crash causes remain undetermined. The Pentagon released a letter from Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert to House Armed Services Committee chair Carl Vinson. McNamara, absent on his fifth Vietnam trip, was leaving Vietnam for Washington.
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Air Force
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Eugene M. Zuckert Tel
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
McNamara
Senator Barry Goldwater Leads Nebraska Primary Vote
In Nebraska Goldwater tops the Republican preference with about 50 percent, while write-ins for Nixon and Lodge split the rest. West Virginia main primary sees Rockefeller win with around 85 percent amid a slow GOP contest. Democratic write-ins in Nebraska also show Johnson ahead, with Morrison Kennedy and Wallace listed.
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Barry Goldwater
Nebraska
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
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Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Frank Morrison
Robert F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Morrison
Interior
Fred Seaton
Westmoreland Aide McNamara Visit Upped War Plans
In Saigon Gen. Nguyen Khang reviews stepped up war aims as McNamara proposes increased U.S. aid and firepower. He says progress is seen in the past two months and urges persistent action. McNamara and Gen. Harkins stress readiness while foreign responses remain mixed with Denmark and Nationalist China weighing aid offerings.
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Viet Nam
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Strongman
Robert F.i
McNamara
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Italy
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U.S
Maxwell
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They
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Paul
Pearl Harbor
Harkins
Viet
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Be Proud Of NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolinians celebrate progress in cutting prison costs with the closing of 22 camps. The state highlights work release, a new vocational education center for youthful offenders, and expanded rehabilitation programs to prepare inmates for life after release. Governor Terry Sanford outlines these efforts.
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