Johnson pledges U S help in Kennedy tariff talks
In Geneva President Johnson pledged United States cooperation to steer the Kennedy round of GATT tariff negotiations toward a happy fruitful conclusion. Former Sec. of State Herter delivered the message at the opening session as 75 nations begin a multiyear effort to cut tariffs with hard bargaining to start September 10. Herter said the U S seeks across the board tariff cuts of 50 percent.
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Geneva
Johnson
United States
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Herter
U.S
Michael Parks a 10 year overnight success
Hollywood interview with Michael Parks who describes himself as a ten year overnight success. he discusses early life in corona california a truck driver’s son who left home at 15 and worked many jobs before stage work and acting breaks. he criticizes casting clichés and notes universal studios push after two starring roles in daffy and buses Riley’s Back in Town.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Michael Parks
Universal City
Daffy
Bus Riley
Ann- Margaret
Janet Margolin
William Inge
Mike
Corona
Calif
Long Beach
Sacramento
Parks
Boys watched for radioactivity near X ray device
New York AP report details 16 boys aged 10 to 14 who were seen near a Sunday use X ray testing device for steel beams at Roosevelt Hospital. They were released with instructions to return if symptoms appear. The lead box device is used only when no workers are present.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Roosevelt Hospital
Dishwashers Fate to Be Decided
New Brunswick AP police will decide on James Savage 17 after he picked up 3-year-old Timothy Hughes near the World's Fair in New York City and brought him 25 miles to his Woodbridge room. The boy was unharmed and returned to his family in Queens. Savage, a state school runaway with 24 foster placements, is held on an open charge.
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New Brunswick
New York City
James Savage
Timothy Hughes
Woodbridge
Savage
Middlesex County
Timothy
Queens
Gerard
Lorraine
Richard
New York
Flushing
Tve
Leading man Form ula stars in Channing season
Blond wild hair and freckled wide jaw mark the actor whose fame rose with Channing. He values feature roles and stage work, dislikes publicity framing him as an angry young man, and eyes future plans in New York and London with hopes for a repertory company.
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Parks
Channing
New York
Inge
London
Short lived TV shows shake up season
New York AP reports television and radio rounds up brief, sensational failures and tentative comebacks. Made in America died after four performances, joining 100 Grand and The Judy Garland Show in struggles. Brenner, Incident on Wilson Street, and Mary Margaret McBride’s anniversary radio career are also noted.
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New York
America
CBS
ABC
Death Valley
Judy Garland
Brooklyn
Network Radio
Mary Margaret McBride
Catskill Mountains
Bobby
Court ruling favorable to non believers faces review
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the government appeal of a New York Circuit decision holding conscientious objection may be based on deeply rooted beliefs rather than required belief in a supreme being. It questions Congress authority and the 1948 act while involving Daniel Seeger of the American Friends Service Committee.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
Circuit Court
Justice Department
High Tribunal
Congress
Daniel Andrew Seeger
American Friends Service Committee
New Yok
Cude Kids Taken Under Submission In Arkansas Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court took the Cude child custody dispute under submission for rehearing. The case involves three children of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cude of Mena who must be vaccinated and enrolled in school, with custody to be considered after vaccination. Cade resists vaccination on religious grounds and would not pursue further U.S. Supreme Court action if the Arkansas high court rules against him. Governor Faubus had earlier housed the children at the governor's mansion to keep them from a Welfare Department home. The court previously ruled vaccination conditionally tied to custody, and Cade may reject return. In a separate matter, the court denied rehearing on Act 19 of 1984, the voter registration law, deeming it unconstitutional for county or local elections to require poll taxes.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Cude
Archie Cude
Mena
Wayne Delia
Linda
Arkansas
High Court
Cade
U. S. Supreme Court
Orval E. Faubus
Welfare Department
Court Declines to Review School Desegregation Decision
The Supreme Court refused to review a ruling allowing negro pupils to demand nonracial operation of entire school systems including teacher and administrator assignments. The Duval County Florida board appealed, claiming the circuit ruling misread 1954 and 1955 school segregation cases. The decision stands as issued by a New Orleans three judge panel on a 2 to 1 vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Board of Public Instruction
Duval County
Fla
Jacksonville
Circuit Court
U.S. Circuit
New York
Cincinnati
Johnson to Visit Poverty Areas in Georgia Trip
President Lyndon B. Johnson will fly to Atlanta on Thursday and then visit the north Georgia Mountain area on Friday to survey the college student program tied to the Volunteers in Service program. The trip aims to assess poverty relief efforts and campus involvement in the region.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlanta
North Georgia Mountain
No American Money to Move Statues
House Appropriations Committee rejected a 12 million dollar request to fund moving the ancient Feyptian statues at Abu Simbel and the temples to higher ground. The UN cultural project totals about 36 million with the US share of 12 million. The panel gave no explanation beyond disallowing the request amid Egypt policy concerns.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Abu Simbel
Aswan Dam
United Nations
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
House
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
U.S. Information Agency
State Department
Justice Department
Commerce Department
Courts
USIA
Johnson
Area Redevelopment Administration
Bankers Open Meet in Little Rock Panel on Arkansas Development
Arkansas Bankers Association convention opens Tuesday in Little Rock with a panel titled Bankers Opportunity in Arkansas Economic Development. Moderator Douglas Simmons, president of Merchants and Farmers Bank, West Helena, leads a group including William M. Campbell First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas Forrest City Dark Hinkle Arkansas Industrial Development Commission Frank Cantrell Arkansas Chamber of Commerce James A. Dildy Arkansas Power & Light Co. Jack Taylor Missouri Pacific Railroad to discuss banking roles in economic growth and industrial financing.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Bankers Association
Bankers Opportunity In
Arkansas
William M. Campbell
First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas
Forrest City
Dark Hinkle
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Frank Cantrell
Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
James A. Dildy
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Jack Taylor
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Douglas Simmons
Merchants and Farmers Bank of
West Helena
Stratford urged as first sale site for Shakespeare stamp
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd proposes Stratford Connecticut as the initial sale site for a Shakespeare 400th birthday commemorative stamp in a letter to Postmaster General John A Gronouski. He notes the anniversary also marks Stratford s 10th year of its American Shakespeare Festival and argues the town is the most fitting location for the tribute.
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Washington
William Shakespeare
Stratford
Conn
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
John A. Gronouski
Dodd
14 000 Cubans Flee Castro Regime in small boats
About 14 000 Cubans have fled Fidel Castro's Communist regime by small boats, with another 1 000 people dying attempting the escape. The report notes the perilous exodus as Miami and Florida communities react to the wave of refugees.
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Castro
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
President Johnson Plans Georgia Visit This Week
The White House told Gov. Carl E. Sanders of the President's plans early today. Johnson will spend Thursday night at the executive mansion and Friday morning will be the guest of the governor at a legislative breakfast. After the breakfast, the President and his party will depart for the Appalachian Mountain area in north Georgia.
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White House
Carl E. Sanders
Johnson
Executive Mansion
Appalachian Mountain
North
Georgia
Accident at Edwards AFB Cold Weld Destroys Giant Rocket Motor
An apparent weld joint fracture caused a 250-ton solid-fuel rocket motor to fail and erupt in smoke and flame during dedication of a new Titan launch booster test stand at Edwards Air Force Base California. The 75 foot power plant stood as tall as a nine story building and is the booster for the Titan ac launch vehicle. Three similar motors have been test fired successfully.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Air Force Space Systems Division
Election Suit Under Advisement in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court held an election contest under advisement after Cleveland County officials urged delay to argue chancery court lacks jurisdiction. The case concerns a Dec 10 bond issue for a county hospital expansion and nursing home, with a four mill tax levied in January. The court set a brief schedule, aiming for a decision before summer recess.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Cleveland County
Umder
Cleveland Chancery Court
Ray Curry
Chancery Court
Aled
Lawrence Dawson
Altorweys
Curry
Supreme Court
Chancery Cour
Herschel Friday
Rison
Cir
Johnson as Greatest Scene Stealer in Johnson Era Culture
AP report mocks Johnson's omnipresence as public figure while noting 10,000 Cuban refugees granted freedom since 1962. It contrasts Johnson’s televised image with political events, mentions U2 over Cuba, and cites tax cuts, Panama Canal dispute, and regional politics in a wide, satirical portrait.
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Human Rights Commission
Miguel A. Olba Benito
Commission
Cuban Lions Club In Exile
Washington
Dotinson
Ourime
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Senate
Jhonson
United States
Cuba
Johnson
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Lodge
Scranton
Latin America
Brazil
Panama
Canal Zone
Congress
Cyprus
Creece
Turkey
Appalachian States
Notified Oil Contract Out at El Dorado Refinery
American Oil Co. has been notified that its union contract expires July 4. J. N. Roper, refinery manager, said bargaining talks have not been scheduled though the company is willing to meet. The union, representing about 290 of 385 employees, seeks a 5 percent benefit increase plus higher overtime and pay rates. The plant payroll exceeds $3 million annually. the minimum wage is $2.395 and the top hourly rate is $3.635. The average straight time rate is $3.22.
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EL Dorado, Atk
American Oil Co
J. N. Roper
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Roper
Trujillo's Mother Dies at 100 Years
Julia Trujillo Molina mother of assassinated Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo died in Miami at age 100. She had lived in Miami since her son was shot to death on March 30 1961 after more than a quarter century as the Dominican Republic's strongman. Mrs Trujillo Molina was hospitalized after suffering a heart attack.
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Miami
Fla
Julia Trujllo Molina
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo Molina
Dominican Republic
Integration Try Is Unsuccessful at Second Presbyterian
MEMPHIS AP A Presbyterian minister joined white and Negro students in an unsuccessful effort to integrate Second Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Dr Carl Prichett of Bethesda Maryland led a small group of college students who read a statement and were turned away by ushers. He had opposed selecting Second Presbyterian as the site for next year’s General Assembly.
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Memphis
Second Presbyterian Church
Carl Prichett
Bethesda
Prichett
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian
Johnson Pace Captures Eye at World’s Fair Opening
In a national scene touched by congressional prayers in schools and racial disputes, Johnson’s World’s Fair opening speech draws focus. Meanwhile Alabama Governor Wallace tours northern primaries, underscoring regional segrega tion concerns, as Johnson’s pace both indoors and outdoors stirs children to wonder how he finds time for homework.
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Congress
Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North
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