Souvanna Says Flights Depend On Red Activities
Premier Souvanna Phouma said U S reconnaissance flights over Laos would resume if he receives word of further Communist troop moves. He had asked for a temporary suspension of missions. U S jets escorted unarmed planes after clashes near Plaine des Jarres.
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Antoine Yared Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Luang Prabane
United States
Pathet Lao
China
Leonard Unger
Store Executive Dies After Building Family Shop
Eric M. Gamage, 78, who expanded his father's corner clothing shop into a large department store, died Wednesday in London. The Skelgas LACROSSE INC. 221 S. 3rd store founder's son built a retail empire.
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Skelgas Lacrosse Inc
London
Eric M. Gamage
Coalition May Stop Goldwater Miller Says No Coalition Forming
William E. Miller, Republican National Chairman, said a coalition of seven or eight top leaders might block Barry Goldwater from the presidential nomination but he cannot see such a coalition forming. He noted the battle is over and Republicans should unite behind Goldwater.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Miller
NBC Today
Sen. Goldwater
James B. White Dies in Montreal at 66
James B. White, 66, former vice president and general manager of the Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd., died Tuesday in Montreal AP reports.
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James B. White
The
Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd
Today in History June 11 highlights and past events
June 11 marks events from 1859 when prospectors found the Comstock Lode in Nevada leading to massive gold and silver yields. Also noting the 1727 death of King George I and other items from 1906 Philippine public schools to 1963 civil rights and policy notes.
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Associated Press
Comstock Lode
Nevada
George I
England
Philippines
United States
Russia
United States Senate
Office of Price Administration
Truman
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Cuba
State Department
Kennedy
Presbyterians Name Committee On Discrimination
WAUKESHA AP Establishment of a special committee on racial discrimination was approved by delegates to the 113th meeting of the United Presbyterian Church in Wisconsin Synod. The committee, urged by the education and church and society subcommittees, will implement the church's position on racial questions. L Laing Burns Jr pastor of Parkside Presbyterian Madison chaired the subcommittee.
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Waukesha
United Presbyterian Churches—Wisconsin Synod
Synod
Christian Education
L. Laing Burns Jr
Parkside Presbyterian Church
Madison
Crosse Tribune June 11 1964 Edition
The Crosse Tribune Wednesday issue details events and notices dated June 11 1964 with delivery to rural route customers on June 12 1964. This brief item announces standard newspaper dispatch and distribution schedule.
Patriarch Athenagoras Collapses During Ceremony
ISTANBUL AP Patriarch Athenagoras 78 collapsed while officiating and was ordered to bed by his doctor citing overwork and a fainting spell Cumhuriyet says he had a heart attack but patriarchate sources report heart condition normal and resting at his residence The pope and the patriarch met in January during Pope Paul VI's Holy Land pilgrimage first such meeting in five centuries
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Turkey
Athenagoras
Cumhuriyet
Paul VI
Holy Land
Equal Pay Act Takes Effect Across Workforce
The Equal Pay Act of 1963 begins today under the Fair Labor Standards Act, prohibiting wage discrimination by sex and extending to more than seven million women while applying to men as well. Penalties include fines up to $10,000 and potential imprisonment. Back pay can be recovered, and the labor secretary may sue for unpaid wages upon employee request.
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Washington
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Newberry Library Funds Midwest Humanities Seminar
The Newberry Library will launch a humanities seminar next year for scholars from 10 Midwest colleges through a 252 250 grant from The Carnegie Corp of New York. The program titled The Newberry Library Humanities Seminar for Associated Colleges of the Midwest targets university professors faculty upperclass undergraduates and doctoral candidates from Beloit Carleton Coe Cornell Grinnell Knox Lawrence Monmouth Ripon and St Olaf.
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Newberry Library
Midwest
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
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Carleton
Coe
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Knox
Lawrence
Monmouth
Ripon
St. Olaf
First Lady To Receive Humanitarian Award
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson travels to Philadelphia to receive a humanitarian award from the Golden Slipper Square Club. The event honors her charity work and is hosted by 1,500 business and professional men with a dinner dance.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Philadelphia
Golden Slipper Square Club
National League of Masons
White House
Johnson
Casals Conducts Memorial Concert at Casals Festival
Pablo Casals paid tribute to the late President John F Kennedy with a memorial concert at the Casals Music Festival in San Juan. The 87 year old cellist conducted the entire program despite friends urging him to rest.
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Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals
John F. Kennedy
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