Ex Soldier Spy Receives 30 Year Prison Sentence
Former Air Force enlisted man Robert Glenn 30 of Long Island was sentenced to 30 years for spying for the Soviet Union. He pleaded guilty to selling military secrets during six years in East Germany and West Berlin beginning in 1957 after a court martial. He is not eligible for parole for 10 years.
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U.S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Robert Glenn
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East Germany
Sidney Siben
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Russia
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West Berlin
Air Force
Key Men Opposed Rebels Indicate Settlement Near
In Santo Domingo a rebel spokesman said a settlement with the junta may be near after talks between rebel leader Col. Francisco Camano Deno and OAS peace delegates Ricardo Colombo and Carlos Garcia Bauer. Jot tin Cury urged dismissal of officers backing the junta as a condition for peace.
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Dominican Republic
Jottin Cury
Francisco Camano Deno
Peace Commission
The
Organization of American States
Ricardo C. Colombo
Argentina
Carlos Garcia Bauer
Guatemala
Cury
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Johnson frames Viet Nam fight as defense against Asian domination
President Johnson told the nation Communist China seeks to erode U.S. ability to aid Asia and prevail in Viet Nam. He urged unconditional talks to end the war, pledged not to abandon South Viet Nam, and outlined plans to aid its economy while exploring aid to North Viet Nam after peace.
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Viet Nam
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United States
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Selma Jobs Denial Contrasts Rumors of Firings
In Selma Alabama civil rights leaders claim many Negro workers lost jobs for participating in right to vote demonstrations but the State Employment Service reports labor shortages. Officials say 180 names of alleged fired workers exist, yet available jobs remain unfilled and domestic workers remain in demand.
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Kennedy Memorial Unveiling in London Noted by Radziwills
The Radziwill family including John, Caroline, Anthony, Anna and their mother Princess Radziwill pose in the doorway with background shadows as the Kennedys attend a Kennedy memorial unveiling in London.
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Women Ride San Francisco Cable Cars Outside Step
In San Francisco the outside seat on cable cars becomes accessible to women after long tradition. Mona Hutchin 19 challenges the norm and succeeds with support from gripmen and conductors who say no law bars female riders. The debate cites concerns about strength and modesty, but some drivers state it makes no difference to their duties.
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San Francisco
Tom McGrath
Gripmen’s Union
Mona Hutchin
John Hepburn
Gripman
Hyde Street
Frank Brown
Johnson's new maneuver aims at peace talks in Vietnam
President Johnson signals a strategic shift as U S bombing enters its third month while Washington searches for talks with North Vietnam Assoc officials caution no informal talks have begun and the path to cease fire hinges on Hanoi's willingness to negotiate, amid fears of escalation if the war continues.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
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Duke President To Speak At UNC Commencement
Duke University president will address the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill during the first UNC commencement. The ceremony is set for June 5 to 7 with degrees to be conferred.
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UNC
Divorce Bill Favored by Senate Committee in NC
Raleigh AP reports Senate Judiciary Committee No 2 approved a bill allowing a divorce in North Carolina faster. The measure aims to shorten required time, signaling legislative progress on marital dissolutions.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
North Carolina
Leadership Needed Says Sen Scott
North Carolina state Senator Ralph Scott criticizes Governor Moore for lack of leadership, saying it creates frustration among Tar Heel lawmakers. He notes this is the first major public critique from a legislator since the General Assembly opened in February.
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N. C
North Carolina
Ralph Scott
Goval Assembly
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Moore
General Assembly
Alamance County
L. Richardson Preyer
University of North Carolina
Moore cites $15 million extra for North Carolina budget
Gov. Dan Moore announced updated tax collection estimates showing $15 million more than earlier projections for the next two fiscal years starting July 1. He proposes using most of the gain to balance the budget and invest in capital improvements for higher education and other state agencies.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
16 Killed Battle With Reds Resumed Near Bac Me Kong
Heavy fighting erupted near Bac Me Kong River delta town with 16 Viet Cong killed and 10 government forces pinned down for an hour. Sixteen Viet Cong deaths plus 19 South Vietnamese and one American wounded were reported. air strikes later neutralized Viet Cong positions as helicopters returned with arrows on some fuselages.
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South Viet Nam
Mekong River
Bac
Thu Due
Saigon-Bien Hoa
da Nang
Central Highlands
Oy Viet Nam
Lunik 5 Appears To Fail Soft Moon Landing
Moscow reports the So viet lunar craft Lunik 5 hit the moon and ended its three day flight five minutes early, with Tass noting information gathered for future soft landing development despite no intact lunar touchdown.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
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