Adlai Plans Key U.N. Speech on Southeast Asia
Adlai Stevenson, United States Chief Delegate, will address the U.N. Security Council in New York on the deteriorating situation in Southeast Asia. He flew from London to join Secretary of State Rusk’s request for his return as the council debates Cambodia's charges of U.S. aggression. The session resumes Thursday after the council voted 9-2 to allow South Vietnam to participate pending credentials.
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Southeast Asia
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London
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Cambodia
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U.N
Pham Khac Rau
Washington
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South Viet Nam
Saigon
Brewster Wins Maryland Presidential Primary Narrowly
In Baltimore Maryland Senator Daniel Brewster running as a stand in for President Johnson defeated Alabama Governor George C Wallace in a tight Maryland presidential primary. The race was clouded by a close vote and a murky January action.
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Daniel B. Brewster
Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Cubans In State Of Alert In Havana Clash Rumors
Cuba marked its 62nd independence anniversary amid reports of sabotage and threats against Fidel Castro as armed forces were placed on alert and leaves canceled. In Washington, the House Foreign Affairs Committee quickly approved 125 million dollars in added aid for South Vietnam while McNamara testified on military support and warned the war would be long and hard.
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Democrat Keynoter Urges Unity At State Convention
State Sen. Hector MacLean of Lumberton urged party unity at the Democratic convention in Raleigh. Gov. Sanford defended past spending, praised a Triple A credit rating, and called for support of primary winners to avoid a weakened party. MacLean warned against sowing discontent and urged backing the eventual nominee.
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GOP Takes Up Rights Amendments
Washington AP Senate Republicans meet behind closed doors to consider amendments to the civil rights bill focusing on equal employment opportunity. Senator Dirksen, optimistic after Tuesday’s session, says some senators may favor cloture though he expects a Southern filibuster until early June. Humphrey and Kennedy aides back the amendments after party conferences.
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Secret microphones found in Moscow embassy walls
US security teams unearthed over 40 hidden listening devices from walls of the American Embassy in Moscow during the past month and seek others. Ambassador Fay D. Kohler protested to the Soviet government as officials probe potential information leaks caused by the mic network.
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United States
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Electronic ears uncover 40 mic listening network
State Department reports a 40 microphone listening system found in the walls of the U S Embassy in Moscow. Over 15 years, 130 such devices were spotted in U S embassies in the Soviet bloc, highlighting a broad surveillance program revealed by AP wirephoto.
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Space Ventures Delayed by United States and Soviet Union
FLORENCE Italy AP reports that both the United States and the Soviet Union face critical problems delaying major new manned space ventures. Delegates at the COSPAR meeting note astronauts show after effects and that a safe return to more ambitious orbital flights may take a year.
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Southern Baptists Reject Ties Proposal
Southern Baptists voted down a plan to form a permanent tie with six Baptist groups including the Northern Convention and two Negro denominations. The written ballot 2771 to 2738 defeated a committee setup for a North American Baptist Fellowship. Alabama messengers cited race and urged continued separate fellowship amid the 150th anniversary observance. Dr. Leon Macon opposed the move but urged kindness to all races.
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Richmond
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Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater In California Primary
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller intensified criticisms of Sen. Barry Goldwater amid California’s June 2 presidential primary. Rockefeller warned Goldwater could be over the 655 delegate threshold at the July Republican National Convention if he wins California’s 86 delegates, while predicting a long battle if not clinched on the first ballot. Goldwater aimed for a large bloc as he returns to Washington.
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