Debate on Vietnam policy draws campus figure lineup
A campus teach-in hosted by the Inter University Committee for a Public Hearing on Vietnam features Cornell professor Kahin leading criticism of U.S. policy and a panel including Rostow, Scigliano, Kissinger, Deutscher and Fleming. Government figures and academics participate as broadcasts promise live coverage of the proceedings.
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Aca Seca Iatciet
University’ Chicago
Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard
Isaac Deutscher
Eric Wolf
University of Michigan
D.F. Fleming
California State College
Inter-University Committee
Viet Nam
Frances Perkins Dies At 83 A New Deal icon passes
Frances Perkins former U S cabinet member and architect of social reforms died at 83 in Manhattan after a stroke. Born April 10 1882 in Boston she led labor safeguards under Franklin D Roosevelt and helped push factory safety standards after the Triangle shirtwaist tragedy. Her death follows a recent hospital stay as colleagues praise her lifelong dedication to workers rights and social security.
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East Side
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Carnel’ University
Madame Perkins
Miss Perkins
Boston
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Wirtz
George Meany
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New ‘York Consumers’ League
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League
Perkins
New York State
Triangle
Reds Reject Indian Peace Plan For Vietnam War
North Viet Nam rejected India's April 24 cease fire proposal and peace force idea as an offense to the Vietnamese people. The U S studied the Indian plan while Saigon and Hanoi reported the rejection and criticized Indian authorities. Washington halted serial strikes for a reconnaissance assessment as fleet ships continued monitoring damage. Sixty to eighty five Viet Cong bodies were reported in the Song Be area.
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Ronald T. Deutsch
Saigon
Viet - Nam
Viet Nam
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India
Viet. Nam
China
United States
Washington’. Post
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C. Outlaw
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17Th Parallel
Song Be
Cease fire reaches deal on military merger dispute
In Washington Secretary McNamara and House Armed Services leaders paused the long fight over merging Army Reserve units into the National Guard. An elaborate ceremony signaled tentative agreement, yet both sides showed continued doubts over authority without Congress. McNamara vowed to pursue merger as combat readiness within Defense’s discretion.
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Congress
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Six Killed In Highway Accidents In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports six people died on North Carolina highways over the weekend. A wreck on U S 74 near Whiteville claimed Louise Corbett Smith, 4, and Willie Johnson, 64, a Cerro Gordo resident. Gerald Hinley of Winston Salem was killed after stepping in front of a car on U S 311 west of Winston-Salem. Raymond Tucker, 18, of Badin died when an auto struck a utility pole on U S 52 near New London. Toretia Starling, 23, of R J Wade, died in a collision on U S 301 north of Wilson.
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Louise Corbett Smith
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Yeancee
Gerald Hinley
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Winston-Salem
Raymond ‘L. Tucker
Badin
New London
Stanly County
Toretia Jane’ Starling
R. J. Wade
Wilson
Baptists On Trial In Cuba For Spying
Havana AP report says a Cuban prosecutor seeks terms of 10 and 18 years for two American Baptist missionaries on spying charges. Trial of 32 Cubans ended Friday. Caudill faces 11 years, Fite 1 year. Aguero Serrano testifies Caudill led a church group to fight communism. Americans deny spying but admit illegal dollar peso trades.
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Caudill
Clinchport
Fite
Fort Worth
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Chances Dim for Diplomatic Breakthrough in Viet Nam
In Vienna the Big Four foreign ministers mark the 10th anniversary of Austria's independence treaty as hopes fade for a Viet Nam peace breakthrough. Rusk and Stewart probe Gromyko privately while Western officials sense Moscow's reluctance to talks. France's Couve de Murville agrees, Kreisky hosts. Gromyko calls dinner pleasant. Rusk skeptical about further talks. Uncertain optimism from UN General Assembly president Alex Quaison-Lackey surfaces.
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Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Andrei Gromyko
Red China
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Maurice Couve de Murville
Bruno Kreisky
Rusk
Lier
Gromyko
Alex” Quaison-Lackey
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United Nations
Capital Shaken By Gunfire
In Santo Domingo heavy gunfire and explosions mark ongoing fighting in the Dominican civil war as rebels clash with junta forces amid stalled peace talks. U.S. troops and a UN fact-finding party work to prevent a full return to hostilities while rebel radio is forcibly silenced and a teen is killed by shell fire.
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Ozama River
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82Nd Airborne Division
Santo ‘Domingo
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U.N. Secretariat
New York
Security Council
Indar Jit’ Rikhye
U.N
Vane
United States
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert
Injunction on Railway Strike Extended in Georgia
In Brunswick Georgia a federal judge kept the temporary restraining order barring the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen from striking against Southern Railway in place while the case seeks a permanent ruling. The four day hearing featured arguments from the union and Southern Railway with a decision expected in about two months.
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Charles Bloch
Macon
Giant Avalanche Buries Fifty in German Alps
A massive avalanche from Mt Zugs pitze near Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany, buried at least 50 people, with police unsure how many may have perished. Reports from AP describe the rush of snow sweeping down the mountain and locating survivors or casualties continues.
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Mt. Zugspitze
Chancellor Sharp at UNC For 250 Days Examined
A special report in The Enterprise Morrow discusses how Dr. Paul F. Sharp handles UNC Chapel Hill amid a growing university and its challenges after serving as chancellor for 250 days.
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University of North Carolina At
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