Boumedienne Regime Tightens Grip on Algiers After Protests
In Algiers thousands of troops and riot police dispersed Ben Bella supporters, using water jets and tear gas. Reports say up to ten killed in Bone, with protests spreading to Philippeville, Constantine and Oran. The new regime urged calm ahead of the June African Asian summit and sought to avoid bloodshed.
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Mohamed Khemisti
Pidouche Mourad
Boumedienne Is
Algiers
Ben Bella
Bone
Philippeville
Constantine
Oran
Algeria
Seoul
Boumedienne
Yahyan Ben Bella
Didourhe Moura
Alger Republicain
Past¢R
Cairo
Gamal Aboer Nasser
Nasser
Abdel Hakim Amer
Beo Bellas
Amer
Cui Houari
Revolutionary Council
Ahmed Medeg
Pope Receives Appeal on Birth Control From Scientists
Vatican officials said Pope Paul VI received a petition from nearly 100 Nobel prize winning scientists on Catholic teaching about birth control. A courteous Vatican reply was sent, while a commission studies contraception. Names and petition contents were not disclosed.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Paul
Senate approves Penn State aid bill with tuition relief
In Harrisburg the Senate passed a 27.2 million dollar bill to fund Penn State operating expenses. The measure, sent to the House by a 47 to 1 vote, includes a 10 percent surplus allocation up to 3.4 million to cut Pennsylvanians' tuition. Senator Clarence D. Bell opposed the bill.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania State University
House
Japan and Korea Sign Major Postwar Treaty Pact
South Korea and Japan sign a basic treaty plus four agreements and two protocols during a televised ceremony attended by Premier Eisaku Sato. Ministers Lee Dong Won and Etsusa buro Shiina lead talks covering diplomatic ties, fisheries, property claims, economic cooperation, and cultural exchanges with 300 million in grants and 200 million in long-term loans. Takeshima Island status remains unresolved and will be discussed later.
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Foreign Ministry
South Korea
Korea
Northeast Asia
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Takeshima Island
Riots at Korean protest clash with police in Seoul
About 800 students hurled rocks at police in Inchon near Seoul, 30 arrested, as 200 opposition Minsun party members clashed with riot police during a sit down in front of the party’s Seoul headquarters. Former President Yin Po Sun and Assemblyman Park Soon Chun led the demonstration at the bronze statue area.
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Korea
Japan
Algerian government to be recognized by the United States soon
The interior minister, long dismissed by Ben Bella, remains in a provisional finance post as Medegrial replaces Bachip Boumara. Washington expects the new regime to be recognized within four days, with Ambassador Porter in contact with Foreign Minister Boutelika. The British government initially announced recognition but retracted, citing protocol concerns. Most Ben Bella officials are still in place.
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Ben Bella
Medegrial
Bachip Boumara
Washington
United States
State Department
William J. Porter
Abdelagiz Boutelika
Marines Fly Close Air Support Over Viet Cong Positions
Four Marine Phantom jets and Air Force spotters support ground troops near Da Nang as Viet Cong positions near a river are hit with bombs and rockets. Pilots describe intense, dangerous missions with jets maneuvering through hill and tree line terrain to strike, rescue and hold allied positions.
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da Nang
Zunia
Sullivan
John Cowell
Idron 438
Cumberland
Viet ‘Nam
Ue Ntf
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Michael Sullivan
Bay
Keith Smith
Moseserly Hills
Calif
Lake
Wash
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U.S. Marine and Air
Cong
Lawmakers mull two week recess as budget clash grows
Harrisburg AP reports that a two week summer recess for the General Assembly is likely to let leaders push budget talks behind closed doors. Democrats push a $1.151 billion general appropriation and a $35 million tax surplus plan for schools while Republicans seek their own $1.379 billion package and $28 million school aid.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Scranton
Senate
Republicans
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
House
Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania State University
Bundy and Morgenthau Debate U S Viet Nam Policy
Bundy outlined options for responding to aggression in North Viet Nam and possible withdrawal, while Morgenthau criticized current policy but favored Fulbright’s plan to hold strong coastal points to negotiate. A U S spokesman detailed air strikes near Son La and a Hanoi area complex, with follow on attacks. the exchanges reflect broader White House and Congress divisions during the Vietnam War era.
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Bundy
Viet Nam
Morgenthau
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Saigon
Viet
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Iton Viet Nam
Specialio
Dienlation
White Bien Phu
French House
Indochina
Air Force
Corts
van Nupc
North
Chien
Han Gay
Han
Gulf of Tonkin
Criminal Cases Listed For Court TM Fred Clemons Jr Indiana
A court list notes multiple offenses to be heard Wednesday at 9 am. Names include Fred Clemons Jr of Indiana and others such as Donald Watson 18 Shelodan R D 3 and Robert W Wazelle 39 Punxsutawney R D 2. The offenses cover morals charges assault and battery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Fred Clemons, Jr
Indiana
Fred White
Donald Watson
John Lewis Weston
R.D
Robert Stiffey
Philadelphia St
Robert W. Wazelle
Punxsutawney R
William Arthur Dilts
Diamondville
C. D. Yount
Walter
Kansas Flooding Expands Across State With Widespread Evacuations
Flooding continues in Kansas with winds up to 40 knots reducing visibility. Kinther sees about 800 residents displaced, while Garfield's crest threatens Larned and Great Bend as sandbags line storefronts. Red Cross sets up a center. National Guard aids evacuations. Colorado governor calls it the greatest natural disaster. federal aid may be sought for New Mexico damages.
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Weather Bureau
Kinther
Garfield
Kinsley
Larned
Red Cross
Sheriff's Office
Rush Center
Lacrosse
Great Bend
National Guard
John A Love
Colorado
New Mexico
John W. Flynn
George Hastings
Office of Emergency Planning
Ruidoso
theYondo Valley
Power Firm Opens Addition To Harwich Mine
Duquesne Light Co. begins operation of a new automated addition to its Harwich coal mine near Greensboro Greene County. The 5000 acre expansion will cost about 10 million dollars and raise daily coal production by 9,500 tons once completed.
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Greensboro
Duquesne Light Co
Harwich
Greene County
Duquesne
State Surplus To Be Spent on Education Aid
Harrisburg AP report notes two Scranton proposals in the Senate to use a $102.6 million surplus. One bill would earmark 80 percent of the surplus from the general sales tax for local school districts, about $28 million. The other would allocate the remaining 20 percent, up to $7 million, to Penn State and Temple universities to cut tuition, with an estimated $3.5 million more aid to schools.
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Scranton
Senate
Pennsylvania
Temple
Rayeroar
St. Minimum Wege
Francis General Hospital
Grady
Ik Conan
Harrisburg
Civil Rights Action In Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports show Scranton administration pushing a four bill civil rights package in the House without Democratic sponsorship. It seeks injunctive power for the Human Rights Commission to halt property sales in related litigation, bans religious college discrimination after admission, requires posting notices of anti discrimination laws at workplaces, and allows a single commission member to form a quorum. Rep. Irvis favors expanding housing coverage under the Fair Housing Act to include owner occupied single and twin dwellings.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
House
K. Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
State Human Rights Commission
Pennsylvania
Human Relations Commission
Irvis
President Signs Excise Tax Cut
President Johnson announces a plan to lift 1.75 billion dollars in excise taxes with a second step next January. The cuts, staged through 1969, target autos and telephone calls while preserving over 10.5 billion dollars in revenue from taxes on alcohol, cigarettes, and gasoline. The move aims to spur lower prices, more jobs, and longer term economic growth.
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Johnson
Congress
Man Lost Five Days Found Near Aspen After Snowbound Trek
Richard Howe of Hartford Connecticut was found in fair condition in an Aspen hospital after six days in the Continental Divide area near Basalt. A Forest Service crew led by Dale Terrell located him about 22 miles east of Basalt after he hiked from Twin Lakes toward Independence Pass. He endured exposure with a circulation problem in hands and feet and survived by eating snow after losing his shoes the first night.
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Aspen
Colo
Richard Howe
Hartford
Conn
Continental Divide
Forest Service
Dale Terrell
Howe
Basalt
Twin Lakes
Independence Pass
Buffalo Mayor Back In Office After Hospital Stay
Buffalo mayor Chester Kowal returned to City Hall after a five day hospital stay amid a grand jury probe of municipal dumping facilities. He told his cabinet he hoped to clear the political mess and presided over greeting ceremonies for the National Junior Chamber of Commerce president Stan Ladley as the Taycees opened a five day convention.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Chester Kowal
City Hall
Kowal
Icky Hall
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stan Ladley
Bartlesville
Oklo
Taycees
Gunfire Ends Life Of Killer In Macon Shootout
In Macon Georgia a 30 year old Willie L Sheffield fled police after killing Detective Thomas Hinson and wounding Detective T J Mitchell. A tip led police to a east Macon house where Sheffield fired on officers then was shot and killed as he backed off. Hinson served 17 years with the department and is survived by his wife and two children.
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Macon
Willie L. Sheffield
Sheffield
R. L
Moody
Johnny H. Bennett
Thomas Hinson
T. J. Mitchell
Olica
Mar
W. H. Bargeron
Bargeron
Hinson
Mitchell
Divers Missing in Devil's Hole Search Enters Day Two
Rescue teams race through round the clock to locate two divers, David Rose and Paul Giacomieti, who vanished after a midnight Sunday dive in Devil's Hole within Death Valley National Monument. Officials say hope dim as crews probe deep chambers and a flashed marker rock is found. the divers lacked proper permission to dive.
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Death Valley
Calif
Devil's Hole
David Rose
Paul Giacomieti
Pacific Northwest
Los Angeles
Death Valley National Monument
Las Vegas
Nev
National Park Rangers
Bill Alter
Ash Meadows
Alter
Giacontieri
Rose
Bundy Discusses Vietnam Crisis After Teach-In
Bundy arranged a follow up discussion with leading administration critics from academia after missing a prior opportunity during a day long Viet Nam teach in. He was in San Domingo as President Johnsons special emissary amid the Dominican Republic crisis.
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Bundy
Viet Nam
Sanhto Domingo
J. Son
Dominican Republic
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