Pact Is Called Important Treaty Between US and USSR
President Johnson announced an historic consular treaty with the Soviet Union hailed as a significant step toward understanding between peoples. The pact opens consular offices in both nations, the first bilateral treaty between them, to improve access for Americans detained in the USSR and expand consular protection for travelers, businesspeople, and legal matters.
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Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
George Reedy
White House
Reedy
Senate
Foy Keller
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Senate Confirms Gordon Nomination
The Senate confirmed President Johnson's nomination of Eugene A. Gordon of Burlington North Carolina to the U S district court for the Middle District of North Carolina Gordon 46 succeeds Judge L Richardson Preyer of Greensboro who resigned last year to run for governor.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Eugene A. Gordon
Burlington
N.C
U.S. ‘Court For
Middle District
North Carolina
Gordon
L.’ Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Florida primary sends Brown slate to convention
Florida voters split as Brown led GOP slate is labeled no preference while Hayden Burns secures Democratic governor nomination. Brown’s delegation to the national convention hinges on Florida’s returns as civil rights debates shape the race. Burns campaigned against civil rights bills amid violent clashes in Jacksonville, while Republicans dispute Goldwater loyalty in a close contest.
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Miami
Fla
Barry Goldwater
Florida
Goldwater
Flora Brown
Alida
Curt Brown
Arizona
William Goldwater
tele-Cramer
R-Fla
S.1nd
Caldentar
Tom Fairfield Brown
Tampa
Associated Press
Brown
Brown Inow
California
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Charles Holley
Burns
Robert King High
Johnson
Brewer Son Missing As Patrolman Drowns in River
In Raleigh North Carolina the 13 year old son of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Kidd Brewer remained missing after failing to return home from Leroy Martin School Tuesday afternoon. In Belmont North Carolina National Guardsman Patrolman Robert F Coulter of Gastonia drowned when he fell from a fishing boat at the confluence of the Catawba and South Fork rivers.
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Raleigh
N.C
Kidd Brewer
Kidd Brewer Jr
Wake County
Leroy Martin
Cameron Village
Belmont
Highways
Robert F. Coulter
Gastonia
Catawba
South Fork
Coulter
Covert
Brewer
Everett Pearson
Harris Wilkinson Showdown Looms In Oklahoma Senate Race
After a May 5 primary in Oklahoma City Harris leads Wilkinson by narrow margins as Democrats pick 42,185 votes to 40,973 for Wilkinson. Voter enthusiasm favors the GOP as Bud Wilkinson seeks a Senate seat to rebound from Edmondson’s earlier defeat and Jed Harris, a young state senator, advances in a crowded Democratic field.
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Oklahoma City
Oklasham
Oklahoma
Fred Hart Wickersham
Harris
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Ok- Sen
J. Howard Edmondson
Jahoma
Jed John Harris
Vic Lawson
Wickersham
Edmondson
Johnson
Senate
Rob
Wickerert
Kerr
Missing Raleigh boy last seen at shopping center
Brewer reported his son missing Tuesday night after he was last seen at a Raleigh shopping center Tuesday afternoon. He hopes the boy may have run away, noting the youth had never before vanished. The boy, described in light tan trousers, a light blue shirt and loafers, was known to call his mother from the center. He reportedly told someone he planned to go to another shopping center.
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Ster. Brewer
Raleigh
Brewer
U S Delegation Heads to India for Funeral Actions
Washington AP says Secretary Rusk leads a U S delegation to India for a funeral. The group includes defense minister Chavan, Ambassador Nehru, and Rao’s defense team. McNamara bids farewell at the airport before the Air Force plane departs on its refueling stop.
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Rusk
Y. B. Chavan
India
B. K. Nehru
P. B.R. Rao
Robert §. McNamara
Chavan
Armis Aid
U.S
Chester Bowles
Phillips Talbot
Robert Manning
Nehru Dies After Second Stroke at 74
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru died in New Delhi after a second stroke at 74. Home Minister G. L. Nanda became acting premier within hours, and Indira Gandhi's mother, Kamala Nehru, attended the scene. Nehru's death raises questions of a successor as Lal Bahadur Shastri and L. Nanda are cited as possible leaders. Shastri’s brief prominence followed Nehru’s first stroke. The funeral plans were set with a state ceremony and cremation to follow Indian custom.
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New Delhi
Congress
India
Britain
Ing
Torrejon
Strategic Air Command
Madrid
Tehran
Rusk
Washington
Chavan
Nehru
Cola
U.S. Air Force Academy
New York
Jawaharlal Nehru
G. L. Nanda
Nanda
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Radhakrishnan
C. Subramaniam
Indira Gandhi
U.S
Vijayalakshmi Pandit
Krishna Hatheesingh
Bombay
Pandit
Maharashtra
Lal Bahadur Shastri
All-India Congress Party
Shastri
L. Nanda
Finance Mint
Belgrade
T. T. Krishnamachari
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Yugol
Slavia
Sarvepalli
Y. B. Chavan
Colorado Springs
Colo
Washington, D.C
Defense Ministry
Allahabad
Ganges
Jumma
London
Alec Douglas
Home
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth I
Earl Mountbatten
V. Viswanathan
U.N Security Council postpones Cambodia debate for 24 hours
The United Nations Security Council postponed its planned discussion of Cambodia's aggression charges against the United States and South Vietnam by 24 hours out of respect for Prime Minister Nehru. The meeting, focused on tributes to the late Indian leader, was adjourned to resume the Southeast Asia dispute the next day, with South Vietnam likely to seek to place its border with Cambodia under U.N. protection.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y.ap
Nehru
U.N. Security Council
Cambodia
United States
Viet Nam
11-Nations Council
U.N
World Organization
Southeast Asia
U.S. Plans To End Viet Nam Effort Shelved Analysis
AP analysis notes two coups in Beigoni and a Soviet led insurgent setback. It argues the U.S. government will not wind down the Viet Nam war quickly, with McNamara warning of a long fight and plans to double Vietnamese training while some U.S. forces withdraw.
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Beigoni Asoviet
Fred
Hoffman
Ian Washington
U.S
South Vietu
Nam
South Viet Nam
Robert
S. McNamara
Democrats Sing At The Johnson Fund Raffle Weighs In
Washington AP reports a festive Democratic event raised questions of government employee participation while supporters hailed the “Salute to Johnson” as a milestone in the 1964 campaign. President Johnson urged unity and a long future, as critics pressed for a Senate probe into ticket sales and possible coercion of officials.
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Washington
Lyndon
Ar Johnson
Johnson
J F
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Viet Nam
Namara
New York
Senate Armed Services
Richard B. Russell
District of Columbia
Come
Armory
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