India Leaders Try to Avert Power Battle
The Congress high command met in New Delhi to set a date for electing parliamentary leaders after Nehru death. Disputes over postponing the succession stirred tensions as Lal Bahadur Shastri and Morarji Desai contended for the top post while Indira Gandhi indicated she would not campaign.
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New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Nehru
Congress
G. L. Nanda
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Morarji Desai
Desai
Congress Party Committee
Indira Gandhi
Red Nation Seeks U S Reactors For Power Plants
Communist Romania moves to buy nuclear power reactors from the United States and Britain to build thermal and nuclear plants. Western diplomats say London and Washington show caution, delaying a clear reply while awaiting White House decision.
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Red Nation
U.S
Arthur J. Gavshon
London
Romania
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Aurel Cimpeanu
Ministry of Foreign Trade
Board of Trade
Inter-Allied Coordinating Committee
Gheorghe Gaston-Marin
White House
Weather Forecast World: cloudy to partly cloudy Sunday
The forecast calls for cloudy weather today with partial cloudiness by afternoon Sunday and scattered showers toward the west ending tonight in the east.
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East Sundey
Leather carver James R. Rowe crafts police leather in Hope
Indiana traveler admired Rowe’s hand-tooled police gear and ordered a holster after learning it was made by Hope officer James R. Rowe. Rowe, a 7 year leather worker with a backyard shop, creates belts, holsters, shell carriers and more for officers in Hope and Texarkana.
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Indiana
Hope
James R. Rowe
Rowe
Pritchard
Texarkana
Theinrée
U.S. Army
Waining
Ecrail
Benton
G.L
Hot Springs
Hope Police Department
Kenneth Dale
Chattanooga
Emmet
Arkla Village
Arkla
Will Stephens
Warren School Board Grants Leave for Coach O Quinn
Warren Arkansas. The Warren School Board approved Mickey O'Quinn for a two year leave of absence to pursue graduate work at the University of Arkansas in coaching and physical education. Jamie Raper will replace him as head coach and assist with Razorback freshmen next season.
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Warren
Ark
Warren School
Mickey O'Quinn
Jamie Raper
O'Quinn
Arkingas
Raperlis
Af Wiepen Diuiien
Fay Figne
Hiss
California Primary Indifference in GOP Nomination
AP dispatch notes voter indifference in California ahead of the June 2 GOP primary between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. Despite Rockefeller leading polls, crowds at rallies show little energy, while Goldwater draws channeled support. observers question campaign momentum amid mixed signals in this key delegate state.
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Jack Bell
LOS Angeles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Oregon
Rockefeller
California
Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Barry
Jon
Wildlife Group Meeting to Plan Fish Fry
The Hempstead County Wildlife Association will hold a special meeting at the courthouse at 7 30 p m Tuesday June 2 to finalize plans for the fish fry scheduled Saturday June 1. All members and residents are urged to attend.
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Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Johnson Asked For Honorary Degree From Catholic University
Elly M. Peterson, Republican official, said President Johnson asked a Catholic university in the East to award him an honorary degree to win Catholic voters. She did not name the university. Holy Cross College in Worcester later said Johnson would speak and receive an honorary degree, a claim a Holy Cross spokesman denied. White House officials said they had not heard of the request.
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Johnson
Holy Cross
New York Times
White House
George Reedy
Judy Garland Taken Off Critical List in Hong Kong
Judy Garland was removed from the critical list at a Hong Kong hospital after a Thursday collapse during a typhoon. Mark Herron said she appears much better and can talk, though the illness remains officially undisclosed. Her sister Sue Gumm Cathcart died Tuesday in Las Vegas, and Garland had arrived in Hong Kong after a stormy Australian tour amid fanfare and heckling.
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Ronnie
Hong Kong
Judy Garland
Mark Herron
Herron
Viola
Miss Garland
Sue Gumm Cathcart
Las Vegas
New
Judy
Hollywood
Guy McElwaine
McElwaine
Sydney
Melbourne
First Negro Graduates From Murphigh School
In Mobile Alabama 800 seniors earned diplomas at Murphigh High School with Dorothy Bridge Davis 17 and Henry Hobdy 18 among the first African American graduates from the previously all white institution. No incidents occurred during the commencement as the students had been desegregated by court order last September.
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Mobile
Ala
Tiwo
Rockefeller Says He Could Press H Bomb Button
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller asserts qualification to push the H bomb button if needed while favoring peaceful use of atomic energy. He criticizes space-moon focus and frames his clash with Barry Goldwater as a fight between responsible Republicanism and extremism ahead of California’s GOP primary. Goldwater labels Rockefeller a Johnson stand-in and accuses him of dividing the party and harming aerospace contracts.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
Rockefeller
Johnson
Goldwater
Los Angeles
Commonwealth Club
Eisenhowsen
Republican Party of
Lyndon Baines Johnson
LBJ
Texas
Sen
Heat Wave Ends in Arkansas
Arkansas ends a 10 day heat spell as a cold front moves through. The Weather Bureau forecasts cool weather with rain this weekend. Thursday highs drop up to 25 degrees from Wednesday, ranging from 62 in Harrison to 87 in El Dorado. Night lows expected between 52 and 80. Saturday outlook is cloudy and cool with rain ending first in the west. Early tonight low readings include 46 at Walnut Ridge and 54 at Texarkana.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Harrison
el Dorado
Walnut Ridge
Texarkana
Dedication at Bois d Arc Lake Scheduled for 2 30 P M
The time of the official dedication of Bois d Arc Lake has been moved up 30 minutes and activities will start at 2 30 p m Saturday. Darsey McRae, president of the Wildlife Association, announced the change.
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Bois d’Arc Lake
Darsey McRae
The
Wildlifs Association
Exiles urged to keep up courage in Cuba policy
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee urged stronger, united exile ties to foment disaffection against Castro. The report calls for unity among Cuban exile groups and proposes an influx program for resettlement, aid to reunite families, and a new Inter-American Institute to promote democratic development in Latin America.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
Judiciary
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
U.S
Scott
Miami
United States
Inter - American Institute of Political and Social Science
Latin America
Doctors League Boys Wanted for May 30 Registration
All boys interested in playing for the Doctor's League should register Saturday May 30 at the Youth Center by coming by or visiting Charles Gough. The notice seeks young players to join the team roster and participate in upcoming league activities at the local youth facility.
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Registar
Or Viltiz Charles Gough
Laos Premier Asks Soviet Aid for Neutralist Forces
Premier Souvanna Phouma urged Soviet Ambassador Affanassiev to supply ammunition for 85mm guns and repair Russian gift transport planes. He noted ammo shortages after recent clashes with Pathet Lao and urged broader military and economic aid, with the United States showing some favorable response.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Soviet Union
Souvanna
Sergei Affanassiev
Pathet Lao
Moscow
Michigan small business of the year named for Small Business Week
A Detroit SBA release quotes regional director Robert F. Phillips announcing the Michigan small business of the year for Small Business Week. The memo notes the firm serves an Upper Peninsula town of 2,600 with 25 locals helping process building studs from hemlock and balsam logs, but the company and town names were not disclosed.
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Detroit
Small Business Administration
Detoit
Robert F. Phillips
Michigan
Small Business Week
Upper Peninsula
Ten Die In Sandanger Freighter Fire Off Mexican Coast
A Norwegian freighter Sandanger burned after May 18 off the Mexican coast. Ten aboard died or disappeared while forty-five were rescued. Navy firemen extinguished the blaze. Bodies identified include George Huntgren of Stockton and Joyce Wilson of La Jolla. Silver ingots worth $20,000 were recovered ashore, with copper and aluminum ingots to be salvaged before towing to Low Beach for wrecking.
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San Diego
Calif
Mexican
Navy
John Kellmer
San Diego County
Dr. Creaeson
Joyce Elaine Wilson
la Jolla
Creason
Low Beach
le Havre
France
Scare Tactics Blasted by the AAA
Frank Potter of the Arkansas Automobile Association denounces what he calls scare tactics used on holiday driving. He argues motorists drive carefully and that such tactics heighten nervousness and risk. He cites memorial day traffic, 80 million cars in the U S, and urges drivers to protect families by courteous, cautious behavior to save lives.
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Little Rock
Frank Potter
The
Arkansas Automobile Association
AAA
Porter
U. S
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