Anti Birch faction clash flares before California YR meet
On the eve of the California Young Republicans state convention a three way race for president pits Kenneth Davis against Robert Gaston and Ronald Garver amid Birch Society charges. Keaton accuses Birch backers. Davis says such infighting harms the Republican Party.
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Morrie Landsberg
Fresno
John Birch Society
California
Young Republicans
Kenneth Davis
Pasadena
Harry Keaton
Los Angeles
Robert Gaston
la Canada
Ronald Garver
Birch Group
Garver
Birch
Republican Party
Davis
Keaton
Birchers
DeGaulle Slaying Plot Foiled in Paris
Paris authorities said they broke up a plot to shoot President Charles de Gaulle during a visit to L Ecole Militaire. At least three military officers and a woman were arrested on suspicion of subversive activities as a nationwide hunt continued. Police and military units seized documents and weapons with five arrests confirmed by Interior Ministry sources.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gault
L’ecole Militaire
Napoleon
de Gaulle
Land
Interior Ministry
Robert Poinard
Navy
Army
Jacquot
Maul‘bon D'Arbaumont
Roussetet de Lifia
Quiz Opens Monday on Latin Reds
Washington officials announce a House subcommittee will begin hearings Monday into Communist subversion in Latin America. President Kennedy's stance and OAS Secretary General Jose Mora are cited. Witnesses include two key officials and a Cuban exile leader as hearings open. Miami report says Havana command directs subversion across the hemisphere for the anti Castro Cuban Revolutionary Council.
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Washington
A! House
Latin America
United States
Organization of American States
Jose A. Mora
Kennedy
Red
Armistead Selden
Ala
House| InterAmerican Affairs
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Manuel Antonio de Varona
Across the Nation Flu Outbreak Hits Midwest
The flu outbreak hits Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville causing high absenteeism in schools and industry. Twelve members of George Romney's staff out with symptoms. C D C reports 29 percent above expected influenza and pneumonia deaths in 108 cities last week with 705 deaths. States with outbreaks include North Carolina Virginia Maryland Delaware Kansas Illinois Georgia Maine Vermont South Carolina New York Ohio Massachusetts. Asian flu confirmed in Maryland Kansas North Carolina New York Illinois and District of Columbia. Louisville schools report nearly 9 000 pupils home in the worst outbreak in 13 years.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Michigan
George Romney
Federal Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
South Atlantic
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Kansas
Illinois
Georgia
Maine
Vermont
South Carolina
New York
Ohio
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Ghanaian Students Quit Bulgaria Over Abuse and Racial Discrimination
Dozens of Ghanaian and African students fled Bulgaria amid a week of protest and alleged discrimination. They charged insults on the streets and indoctrination in class, sparked by the arrest of seven All-African Students Union leaders. Ghana and ambassadorial officials offered varying counts, while Moscow denounced mass exodus rumors. The article notes one student, Robert Kotey, as a cited complainant.
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Ghana
Bulgaria
Hans Benedict
Vienna
Austria
Sofia
Robert Kotey
Kotey
Teave He Iton
J. Appah Sampong
Amsterdam
Moscow
Tass
Biz
I1 Ghanian
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Moscow University
K. 1. Ivanov
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Khrushchev Pledges China Aid in Capitalism’s Grave
Moscow China relations warmed at a Laotian Embassy reception as Premier Khrushchev declared that when capitalism is buried they will do it with China. He joked with Chinese Ambassador Pan Tsu-li and assured continued party cooperation while downplaying past public feuds. The scene contrasted with recent Sino Soviet tensions and suggested a bloc unity stance on economic systems.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita
Khrushchev
Peking
China
United States
Pan Tsu-li
Russia
Pan
State Aid Plan Irks AFL-CIO In California
The Brown administration unveiled a plan Friday to increase unemployment and disability benefits for only a small portion of eligible workers, drawing AFL-CIO opposition. The federation has urged liberalization of aid to the unemployed and workers hurt off the job, while Brown claimed his social insurance program aligns with his policy.
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Bill Boyarsky
Sacramento Tf
Brown
Zboor
Afl-Cio
California Labor Federation
Socio
Brown Raps Rockefeller on Policy During Demos Trip
Washington Governor Brown attacked Governor Rockefeller as Kennedy’s 1964 rival. He criticized tax plans, state government actions and urban policy, calling Rockefeller’s approach weak while praising New York for borrowing to fund future needs. Brown spoke with Kennedy officials during a three day visit.
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Washington
Brown Friday
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy kLitely
Brown
Kennedy
National Press
New Y York
White House
Rockefetter
New York
Rockefeller
State Board Clashes With Raferty Over Education Control
The State Board of Education in Los Angeles moved toward a showdown with Dr. Max Rafferty over who directs the department. Six members opposed a bill giving local districts a textbook choice, while Rafferty said he will abide by the attorney general's opinion. The article also notes a separate CARACAS incident involving hijacking threats and a Venezuelan naval chase in the Caribbean.
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Eiventan Eume
State Board of Education
Max Rafferty
State Department of Education
Loo Angeles
Atty
Stanley Mask
Department of Education
Rafferty
Attorney Generals
Gordon Winten
Caracas
Venezuela
Anzoategui
Caribbean
Dymally Defends Life Adjustment Courses Bill
Assemblyman Mervyn Dymally urged the State Board of Education to back his bill aiding culturally deprived students. A board member quipped about a sex education measure, which Dymally called a turkey from a liberal Democrat, noting the term life adjustment courses.
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Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
State Board of Education
William N. Norvis
Dymalty
Dumsly
Rafferty Debate Over Text Adoption Sparks Budget Clash
Board members clash as Rafferty promotes a multiple adoption plan to broaden choice at no extra cost while opponents warn of higher expenses. Separately, the board backs a bill to create a teacher licensing commission and supports funds for culturally and educationally deprived children. The Friday session closed a two day Southland meeting with exchanges between Rafferty and the board.
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Rafferty
Southland
Gulls Win Tie for Rhodes as Lakers Warriors Clash
Independent Long Beach Gulls win while LA Rhodes settle for a tie. Lakers and San Francisco Warriors set to meet tonight in a key basketball pairing. Stock market holds to generally higher trends despite Kennecott Copper dividend cut noted on Page BS.
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Long Beach Gulls
LA Rhodes
Lakers
San Francisco Warriors
Kennecott
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