International mix of charges and incidents dominates world news
A sweeping dispatch reports Red Flag Magazine’s attack on Teng Hsiao pings sport preaching, Yoshio Kodama indicted in Tokyo for secret Lockheed payments, and Amnesty International listing 67 jailed journalists. It notes the Madrid plane crash, a Rochester crash, Cranston on bombers, South Africa's nuclear stance, Poland’s church concerns, Dymally on politics, Hearst-Patrick talks, and Simon's Brazil remark.
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China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Chinese Communist Party
Red Flag Magazine
Teng
Teng Usiao-ping
Red Flag
New China News Agency
Yoshio Kodama
Sappan
Lockheed Aircraft
Urg
Kodame
Lockheed
Japan
Tokyo
Kodama
Frnal
Humphrey Warned on Vietnam Escalation in 1965 Memo
Washington memo from Vice President Humphrey warned against expanding U.S. military action in Indochina. Johnson ignored the advice and ordered bombing of North Vietnam the next day. Humphrey later supported Johnson's Vietnam policy despite the warning and discussed the memo in interviews and memoir excerpts.
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Washington
UPI
Obert Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johinson
U.S
Indoshina
Johinson
North Vietnam
ABC
Issues
Humphrey
Johnson
Vietnam
Nevile
Koren
Washington Post
LSI
Lumphrey
Ani
Reagan Carter See Tough GOP Democratic Rivalry in Nebraska
In Nebraska a crowded 11 man Democratic field and a tight GOP race loom as Ford Carter Reagan Church vie for delegates. Reagan challenges Ford in the GOP while Church seeks cross party support, with Lincoln and Omaha key as Carter campaigns for Democratic delegates amid late polls and veteran names circling the ballot.
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Omaha
UPT
Dais
Ronald Reagan
Frank Church
Nebraska
Reagan
California
Ford
Church
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Lincoln
Georgia
Chyrcl
Bass
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Humphrey
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Bastian
Thumphrey
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Republi
Boston Judge To Rule On Keeping Troubled Schools Open
Boston District Court Judge Garrity, who ordered school desegregation, will hear options to avoid early closure of the financially troubled Boston schools. Proposals include borrowing state funds to cover deficits of about 22 million dollars and using city surpluses to back the school district’s budget, amid debt tied to desegregation costs and a 154 million dollar departmental budget.
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Boston
UPS
District Court
W. Arthur Rrity
Garrity
Hingadon
Boston Schoals
Kevin H. White
Wishe
White
Economic recovery persists with inflation hints rising
Washington reports mixed signals of ongoing economic recovery. Unemployment holds at a high rate despite record job totals, while inflation shows modest gains. Prices rose 0.2 percent in March, with wholesale and farm prices climbing and factory orders up 6.7 percent in March, though the leading index fell 6.4 percent in March.
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Washington
Nalion
Labor Department
IBLF
Unclear Kingsport Item With Mixed OCR Fragments
Fragmented text from a Kingsport Times-News page shows numerous garbled names, numbers, and phrases. Readable items include scattered proper nouns and partial dates, with no coherent event or outcome. The piece lacks a decipherable main action or reportable fact.
Queen Margrethe of Denmark Arrives for U S Bicentennial Tour
Denmark Queen Margrethe II and Prince Henrik land at Norfolk Naval Station at 5:55 p m aboard the royal yacht Dannebrog and begin a 154 day United States visit treated with military honors. The tour includes a White House luncheon, Arlington wreath laying, Kennedy Center ballet, and openings at Renwick Gallery and Bilateral exhibitions with Danes and Spaniards.
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Queen Margrethe Wo
Denmark
Admiral Kidd
NATO
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Norfuolk
Margrethe 1
United States
Prince Henrik
Norfolk Air Station
Dannebray
Washington Navy
Wari
Ford
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
Royal Danish Ballet
Kennedy Center
Christian Gullaper
Arne Jacobsen
Renwick
Margrethe
Henri Idle Laborde de Monpegat
France
Crown Prince
Frederick
Prince Jogehini
New York
Abraham Beame
Kurt Waldheim
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Ronald W. Vanden- Bosch
Christine Wilhelat
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Kirk
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Rongilion
Strong Memorial Hospital
Pred Jr
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Alan Cranston
Slomocrat
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John Vorster
South Africa
Newsweak
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Newsweek Sunday
Stefan Wyszynski
Poland
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Dymally
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Edmund Brown Jr
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Hay
Ted Patrick
Randolph Hearst
Patrick
Los Angeles Times
Hearst
Treasury
William Simon
Brazil
Cuenca
Spain
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