Laos Crisis Moves Reach for Geneva Accord
The article reports U S and British diplomatic efforts over Laos amid tension with the Pathet Lao and Vietnamese conflicts. It notes U S reconnaissance flights on Laos borders, calls for cease fires, and international talks under Geneva framework. Khrushchev seeks talks in Oslo with limited expected outcomes while Cambodia seeks U N controllers along its border with South Vietnam.
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State Department
Richard I. Phillips
Saigon
Guerpears
Pathet Lao
London
Central Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
U. S. Reconnais
Laos
United States
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Britain
Briain
Soviet Union
Souvanna Phouma
Pathe Lzc
Pathet Lzo
Vientiane
Moscow
Khrushchev
Cambodia
Norodom
Sihanouk
United Nations
U.N
South Viet Nam
New CSLB Sorority Abides by Pledge Agreement
Alpha Omicron Pi affiliated with Cal State Long Beach as the first sorority since six were stripped of recognition. The college requires nondiscriminating pledges and plans colonization with rush week set for next September. Delta Gamma remains on campus and eight of eleven Cal State sororities signed the pledge at some point since 1959.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Cal State
Long Beach
Carl W. McInush
Delta Gamma
Ihapter
Alpha’ Omicron Pi
Malcolm Eptey
Shomas
K. Farrington
Sant Jose
AOP
Pasadena
Charles T. Smith
Leisure World
Caltrans
Pan
Percy Milter
Snander
St. Andrews
W. A. Dieball
Ronald Potter
Leslie Austine
H. Goslin
Leisure World Veterans of Foreign Wars
Millec
Alpha Phi
Delta Delta Dells
Delta Zeta
Gamma Phi Bets
Sigma Kappa
Zeta Tau Alpha
Murphy Hits Democrats on Spending in 1964 Race
George Murphy, Republican Senate candidate, warned that heavy government spending and trade with Communist nations, plus Johnson administration failures in Southeast Asia, will drive the 1964 general election. He spoke during George Murphy Day events across Newport Beach, Garden Grove, Fullerton, Orange, and Anaheim.
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Anaheim
Dfs
Senate
George Murphy
Johnson Adinistration
Asa
Murphy
Newport Beach
Garden Grove
Fullerton
Orange
Orange County
Johnson
China
Southeast Asia
NASA and Weather Bureau Agree on First Operational Weather Satellite System
NASA and the Weather Bureau announced a Thursday agreement to launch the world’s first operational weather satellite system. The TIROS system will be built by RCA’s Astro Electronics division in Hightstown New Jersey with five satellites planned at an estimated cost above nine million dollars.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Weather Bureau
NASA
Radio Corporation of
Britannica's Benton Meets Kruschev Before Paris Trip
William Benton, chairman of Encyclopedia Britannica, conferred with Premier Khrushchev on Thursday and then departed for Paris. The meeting highlighted cultural diplomacy during a busy international schedule.
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Alpha Epsilon Phi
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