King Constantine Agrees To Debate In Parliament
In Athens the king backed a new parliamentary confidence vote after meeting with Premier George Athanasiadis Novas and Speaker Emmanuel Baklatzis. Baklatzis, who had halted sessions amid protests, said parliament would resume Monday if a quorum is present and the government could present its policy statements.
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Constantine
Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Emmanuel Baklatzis
George Papandreou
Athanasiadis Novas
Baklatzis
Baklat‘zis
Corfu
Anne-Marie
Alexia
Papandreou
United Democratic Left
National Radical Union
Spyros Markezinis
Progressive Party
Planes Dump 20 Tons of Bombs on Viet Cong
U S and Vietnamese planes bombed a North Vietnamese ammunition dump near Xom Rang 75 miles northwest of the border. Four American F104 jets and 10 Skyraiders conducted the raid with heavy damage reported and no enemy fire encountered. Casualties included a grenade attack in Saigon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Xom Rang
North Viet Nam
Thua Luu
Nuoc Ngot
My Gia
Hue
7Th Fleet
Independence
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Fourth Street Closure and One Way Traffic Plan
City officials announce 4th Street will close to traffic and 5th Avenue will become a one way street between South Avenue and Cass Street starting at 9 a.m. Monday. Resurfacing of 4th begins in September with a $170,970 project joint with Northern States Power Co and La Crosse Telephone Corp, expected to finish in November.
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Fourth Street
5Th Avenue
South Avenue
Cass Street
Robert Scheible
4Th
Northern States Power Co
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Dominican Rebel Junta Talks Move Toward Face To Face Meeting
Reports say negotiators from the rebel government and the junta are edging toward a face to face bargaining session. Key issues include control of the armed forces and the structure of a provisional government ahead of elections nine months away.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Junta
Francisco Caamano Deno
Francisco J. Rivera Caminero
Caamano
Organization of American States
OAS
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Hector Garcia-Godoy
House Panel Builds Record on Ku Klux Klan
The House Committee on Un American Activities aims to compile a detailed Klan dossier to back federal anti Klan laws. Four months into inquiries, staff conduct secret field work in Washington and elsewhere, with witnesses fearing reprisals and secrecy surrounding hearings.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
CIA
FBI
Johnson
Professor Hoffbauer Dies in Minneapolis
Dr. Frederick W. Hoffbauer a 54 year old professor of medicine at the University of Minnesota College of Medical Sciences and head of the medical department at Hennepin County General Hospital died Friday night of a heart attack.
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Minneapolis
Frederick W. Hoffbauer
University of Minnesota College of Medical Sciences
Hennepin County General Hospital
Wisconsin Cigarette Tax Increase Takes Effect
Wisconsin’s cigarette tax rose two cents per pack and vending machines add a nickel. Machine prices now 40 cents per pack, cartons at supermarkets about 2.85 rising to 3.05. The 10 cent per pack tax makes Wisconsin's rate the second highest behind Washington and Texas.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Washington
Texas
New York
George T. Terris
Wisconsin Automatic Merchandising Council
Georgia clash as Negroes and whites clash in Americus
In Americus Georgia Saturday about 30 white men clashed with an equal number of Negroes during a downtown march. Two Negro demonstrators were injured and a white man used a snub-nosed revolver. Police escorted participants and a funeral for Andrew Whatley loomed.
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Georgia
Americus, Ga
Andrew A. Whatley
Red Chinese Blast Soviets For Viet Nam Stand
Communist China accuses the Soviet Union of soft handling of U S actions in Viet Nam and opposes what it calls a line of compromise. The People's Daily signed by Observed and broadcast from Beijing denounces Khrushchev revisionists and alleges Soviet delegates aided Viet Nam peace talks.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Viet Nam
People’s Daily
Observer
Peking Radio
World Congress of Peace
Helsinki
Finland
People’s Daily Writer
Mao Tze-tung
Model of new La Crosse public library approved
Preliminary plans for a new La Crosse public library were approved by the City Plan Commission and Library Board. The brick two story building at 8th and Main Streets will replace the present library with construction bids of about 840000 expected early next year per architect Harry Schroeder.
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la Crosse
City Plan Commission
Harry Schroeder
8Th
Main Streets
Tribune
Goldberg Meets With LBJ On Viet War Talks
President Johnson spoke by phone with Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk and called in Ambassador Goldberg for an on the scene session as a Hawaiian conference of military leaders prepares to discuss implementing the 50,000 man U S force increase. Westmoreland Wheeler and Sharp will meet in Hawaii to discuss phases of the plan with Maxwell Taylor not attending.
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Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Robert 3. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
McNamara
US. l
Hawaii
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S.G. Sharp
Pacific
Sharp
Pentagon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
United States
Taylor
Three Hurt in South La Crescent Three-Car Crash
Three persons were hospitalized after a three car crash one mile south of La Crescent Minnesota. The collision involved two head on vehicles and a third striking them. Injured were Robert Tschumper 21 Dorothy Thicke 19 and Marilyn Wuensch 20 all taken to St Francis Hospital. One driver Lyle K St Mary 22 Spring Grove was uninjured. The report time was 10 33 p m.
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St. Francis Hospital
la Crescent
Minn
Minnesota
la Crosse
Dorothy Thicke
Ferry St
Marilyn Wuensch
Losey Blvd
Lyle K. St. Mary
Spring Grove
Illinois cigarette tax rises to seven cents a pack
Springfield files report that Illinois increases the cigarette tax from four to seven cents per pack starting Sunday. The 1963 General Assembly measure is projected to raise about $34 million for the state in two years.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
General Assembly
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