World Briefs Flash Across Belgium and Europe
Oil workers strike halts Belgium refineries leaving fuel shortages while police monitor Antwerp docks for sabotage. Cambodia accuses Thailand of patrol boat incursions and firing on Cambodian territory. Thai claims of Cambodian violations are rejected. Auschwitz war crimes case notes a Nazi defendant called the only human among camp staff. In Panama City students burn an American flag at a rally and demand change, while West German Chancellor Erhard arrives in Berlin for cabinet and parliamentary meetings.
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Belgium
UPI
Societe Industrielle Des Petroles Reipes
SIBP
Cambodia
Thailand
Phnom Penh
Gulf of Siam
Frankfurt
Germany
War Crimes Court
Franz Lucas
Auschwitz Death Camp
Lucas
Auschwitz
Auschwitz Crimes Court
Poland
Panama City
Central Avenue
Marco A. Robles
Berlin
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Sato Arrives in Washington for International Talks
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato landed at Andrews Air Force Base for two days of talks with President Johnson and US officials on international concerns. The visit followed a welcoming reception by Secretary of State Rusk at 5 28 p m. and included high level meetings.
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U.S. Washington
Eisaku Sato
Washington
Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Sato
Andrews Afb
Dean Rusk
U.S
Conservatives Demand Text Book Changes
A Las Vegas group calling itself Las Vegas Conservatives formed a committee late last night to draft demands for Clark County School District textbook changes and to press for some books to be replaced. The meeting was informal and not tied to Parents for American Education or John Birch Society. Gene Sandusky urged sending superintendent Leland Newcomer to study USSR methods, while Dr Gerald Jones led the drive to remove books. Members include John L Wingfield Sandy Abercromby and William Gent with William Hathaway leading a petition for a special school board session on complaints.
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Las Vegas
Clark County
Taylor
North Las Vegas
Nevadans For
Goldwater
Parents For American Education
John Birch Society
Gene Sandusky
Leland Newcomer
Ussr
Gerald Jones
John L. Wingfield
Sandy Abercromby
William Gent
William Hathaway
Newcomer
Clark County Eyes Metropolitan Government for Safety Services
Clark County officials discuss a potential start toward partial consolidation of public safety. Commission chair Ryan proposes a single department of safety for the metropolitan area, funded jointly by the county and involved cities, while noting bonding restrictions and political obstacles.
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Ryan
Clark County
Department of Safety
Damone Wins Contempt Victory In Pier Angeli Custody Case
Vic Damone was found not guilty of contempt of court in a dispute with ex wife Pier Angeli over their 9 year old son Perry. Superior Judge Lawrence Rittenband ordered testimony on Damone petition for full custody after ruling yesterday.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
UPI
Paul Amos Sandblom
Indonesia
Michael Clements
Miss Angeli
Perry
Italy
Damone
Rittenband
Surgeon General cites 18 million ex cigarette smokers
U.S. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry said 18 million Americans are ex smokers and urged a nationwide campaign as survey data show declines in male cigarette use since the 1964 report linking smoking to ill health. He warned many remain addicted and urged firm action to quit.
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Luther L. Terry
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
U.S
Terry
Surgeon General
Dan Horne
Public Health Service Statistician
National Inter-Agency Council On
Congress Set for Adjournment by Summer End
Washington sources say Congress aims to adjourn by late summer with McCormack calling Aug 1 a realistic home date. Senate Republicans weigh Strom Thurmond’s committee roles as he seeks to retain Democratic seniority on two panels, a move that faces GOP opposition before a final decision by the Committee on Committees.
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UPI
Capitol Hill
John W. McCormack
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
The
8Th Congress
McCormack
House
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Goldwater
Armed Services and Commerce
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Committee On Committees
Clifford P. Case
N.J
Armed Services Committee
Thruston B. Morton
Hugh Scott
Winston L. Prouty
Commerce
Renew Probe Cuban In Rights Slayings
A federal grand jury in Jackson Mississippi reopened the investigation into the 1960s slayings of three civil rights workers. Testimony came from suspect Horace Doyle Barnette and Otha Neal Burkes as jurors weighed new FBI evidence and possible confessions amid outside pressure.
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Jackson, Miss
Horace Doyle Barnette
Cullen
Otha Neal Burkes
Philadelphia
Barnette
FBI
Lawmakers and Educators Meet to Discuss Nevada Education Funding
Officials from the Clark County School District and area representatives to the Nevada legislature will gather at 7 a.m. today at the Education Center on East Flamingo Road. The breakfast aims to brief legislators on district problems and possible funding changes, including a proposed new method for allocating school tax funds. The session follows a postponement caused by Gov. Grant Sawyer's Carson City meeting.
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Clark County
Nevada
East Flamingo Road
Cuban national seized after burglary pursuit by neighbors
A 4 year old Cuban national named Roland Huertas was arrested for burglary after neighbors chased him to the scene until police arrived. Lt. Paul Gulas noted Huertas has been deported to Cuba four times and is listed as a political refugee. The incident occurred near Phyllis McGaha's home on 19th Street as she investigated a kitchen noise.
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Paul Gulas
Roland Huertas
Boston
Gulas
Phyllis McGaha
Huertas
Punishment Sought For Nazi Who Disrupted Congress
District of Columbia authorities issued a warrant for Robert Lloyd a follower of George Lincoln Rockwell after he disrupted the opening session of Congress in a minstrel-show costume. He was fined $20 on disorderly conduct and faces possible harsher charges if he remains outside DC.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Congress
Chester Gray
Charles S. Joelson
D-N.j
Robert Lloyd
George Lincoln Rockwell
Lloyd
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic
Indonesia Eyes Alliance With China Amid Domestic Crackdown
reports from Jakarta indicate President Sukarno moves toward a possible formal alliance with Communist China. The crackdown on the Murba party, aligned with Sukarnoists, continues as China supports Indonesia’s stance on United Nations withdrawal and anti imperialism messages from Peking.
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Murba
U. N
Hell
Sukarno
China
North Korea
Indonesia
United Nations
Baton Rouge Police Chief Promises No Ticket Fixing
Baton Rouge police chief David J. Keyser warned officers there would be no ticket fixing. His 22 year old son David Keyser Jr appeared in traffic court for speeding 65 mph in a 50 mph zone and paid a $10 fine.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPI
Baton Rouge
David J. Keyser
David Keyser Jr
Gleason urges 60,000 dock strikers to accept prior contract
Longshore chief Thomas W. Gleason says he will ask the 60,000 strikers to approve the contract they had rejected, calling the dispute a misunderstanding. Strikers walkout halts more than 100 ships, crippling Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports and causing heavy cargo backlog. The strike prompts an embargo by the Association of American Railroads and draws in Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds to brief President Johnson.
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Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Johnson
Labor Department
Association of American Railroads
Association
James J. Reynolds Jr
Washington
New York
ILA
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Teddy) Gleason
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New York) Shipping Association
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