Sihanouk warns Laos clash could mirror Korean War
Cambodian head of state Prince Sihanouk warned that sending American or SEATO troops to Laos could trigger a Korea-like war with Chinese intervention. He favored limited U S action in South Vietnam but urged against Laos troop deployments. He blamed Ngo Dinh Diem for Vietnam's troubles and warned Laos faces a slow path to communization under Souvanna Phouma.
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TWUA Opens Meeting to View Problems in Charlotte
Delegates of Southern United Textile Workers of America meet in Charlotte for a weekend conference on union problems. George Dixon welcomes attendees as topics include organization plans, textile imports, anti organizing efforts, AFL-CIO political education, and Landrum-Griffin law reporting.
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Radford Cope
William Silcox
Greensboro
Everett Dean
Frank Gorman
Washington
State NAACP Opens Meet This Week in Goldsboro
The 18th annual North Carolina NAACP convention begins in Goldsboro with a four day program. Theme centers on registering voters and equal employment. Ruby Hurley of Atlanta gives the keynote Friday night. Roy Wilkins addresses a civil rights mass meeting Sunday. Charlotte's Kelly M. Alexander reports Friday morning. Thursday ministers conference precedes the opening with Bishop Raymond L. Jones and Marion A. Wright among speakers.
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Kelly M. Alexander
Charlotte
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Salisbury
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AME Zion Church
Marion A. Wright
Linville Falls
Southern Regional Council
Action is Urged for Harsher Quackery Penalties
Washington AP report on the National Congress on Medical Quackery urging stiffer penalties and broad public education to combat a $1 billion annual quackery business. AMA officials push professional-led action and closer cooperation with FDA FTC and Post Office. debates over efficacy testing and penalties highlight the dispute.
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Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Larrick
California
Milton P. Duffy
Eight Given Sentences On Vice Charges In Panama City
Eight men convicted of homosexual activity were sentenced to jail terms up to 45 days in Panama City. One defendant remained for a later hearing for background study. The nine of a larger group were part of a ring centered in a downtown public restroom.
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Dayton Logue
Dale Jennings Magee
Tyndall Air Force Base
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Larry Lee Hardy
Ballard Mauldin Jr
Robert M. Campau
Tyndall Afb
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Thomas Everitt Baker
Charlie Abbott
Lemmie Lee Worthington
Boat Works
Leonard L. Prusinski
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Tallahassee
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Physician Charged In Poison Attempt In Washington
Dr. Robert Boehme, 41, was arrested in Port Orchard on first degree assault charges after prosecutors say he injected a lethal toxin into his wife Dorothy Boehme, 34, on September 20. A nurse Mary Boehme, 28, is held as a witness. bond set at 50 000 for the physician and 25 000 for the nurse.
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Robert Boehme
Gordon Walgren
Boechme
Dorothy
Walgren
Mary Boehme
Boehme
Ford Strike Talks Recessed After Narrow National Accord
Ford Motor Co and the UAW recessed national contract talks after settling a key issue on distinguishing skilled trades. With 120000 Ford workers still on strike since Tuesday, local units push toward agreement while full committees resume Sunday to tackle production standards representation and outside contracting.
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Ford Motor Co
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General Motors
Doctors Probe Toxic Substance Injection Case In San Francisco
Walgrey notes Boehme and a nurse registered as man and wife at San Francisco hotels and traveled together. The doctor and his wife, married 10 years, have two children. Prosecutor says two doctors tested Mrs. Robert Boehme's blood and found a highly toxic substance injected into her arm.
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