Congress Returns to Work Ponders Pay Control
Congress resumes after a long holiday as House hearings begin on Johnson pay-raise authority. The proposed measure would grant a $406 million increase for government white collar and postal workers, averaging 3 percent.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Uncle Sam
JFK Memorial
New York
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Grand Army Plaza
Robert F. Kennedy
Plains
Great Plains
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
Lahome
Arkansas
Missouri
Detroit
Painner
Ambassador Bridge
Detroit River
Jack L. Hamilton
Wayne
Painters’ Union
New Bern, N. C
UPS
Laurie Tillingame
Peace Strategy Urged as Westprepares for Cold War Shifts
West Germany's Bundstag Vice President Carlo Schmid urged Western nations to draft a peace strategy now that communist aggression seems to ease. He spoke after WEU elected him president for a third year, signaling alignment on security and diplomacy amid shifting tensions.
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Paris
UPI
West Germany
Bundstag
Carlo Schmid
Schmid
Assembly of Western European Union
WEU
Allies Offer Bigger Nuclear Defense Role for NATO
U S Defense Secretary McNamara proposed a select committee of four or five NATO ministers to study expanding allied participation in nuclear planning and decision making. He noted France may resist and urged prompt, frequent meetings to report back to NATO ministers.
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Paris
UPI
United States
North Atlantic
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
NATO
Allied Multilateral Nuclear Force
ANF
McNamara
Council
Select Committee
Marines Ready to Quit Dominican Republic
UPI reports U.S. Marines prepared to leave the Dominican Republic with no confirmed withdrawal date or replacement plan for guarding the International Security Zone. About 4,200 Marines remain, while the OAS and U.S. officials deny full-scale withdrawal plans.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
U.S
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Embajador
Kosygin Blasts U S Viet Nam and Dominican Actions
Premier Kosygin denounced U S policy in South Vietnam and the Dominican Republic as a high handed violation of the U N Charter. He spoke at a luncheon for visiting Norwegian Prime Minister Gerhardsen and urged Arctic cooperation while praising Soviet Norwegian trade. Gerhardsen arrived for a nine day visit.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
U. S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U.N
Kosygin
Einar Gerhardsen
Gerhardsen
United States
NATO
Norway
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Vi Nam
OAS Moves Toward Three Man Team for Dominican Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Organization of American States is moving toward a consensus on sending a three man negotiating team to the Dominican Republic. A formal vote on the resolution may occur Tuesday as Latin nations weigh support while Mora continues in Santo Domingo assisting the effort. The plan envisions a political arm of Latin ambassadors to negotiate a coalition government and peace, with Mora possibly remaining in the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Rusk
Jose A. Mora
U.S
Caribbean
Mora
Santo Domingo
Obituaries include several Las Vegas residents and family
Funeral notices record multiple obituaries and graveside services. Edward Darragh, 69, of Butte, died in San Fernando and is survived by three daughters and a brother. services at St. Anne's Catholic Church with burial in Palm Mausoleum. Additional notices for Katharine Harriman, Ernest Crippen, James Gibbs, Frank Siffert, Arleth Craner, Sybil Coffman, and Sarah Estill list ages, birthplaces, survivors, and burial or memorial plans at Palm Mortuary or Oakley Cemetery.
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Edward James Darragh
E. St. Louis Ave
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
Joseph Baldus
Darragh
Butte
Mont
San Fernando
Calif
Edna Sylvain
Las Vegas
Helen la Moure
Helena
Shirley Linz
Sparks
Robert Darragh
Palm Mausoleum
Katherine Harriman
Benjamin Franzinelli
Our Lady of
Ernest Ellsworth Crippen
Roosevelt St
Palm Mortuuary
Melvin Pekrul
The
First Baptist Church
Mr. Crippen
Camp Point
Modern Woodmen of America
Gladys W. Waters
Oildale
Thomas R
Decatur, Neb
Arthur R. Crippen
Staples, Minn
James Delbert Gibbs
James
Delbert Gibbs
James Sheehy
St. Christopher Catholic Church
Renada
Steven
Scott
John Gibbs
Claude Kearney
Boise
Idaho
Bert Gibbs
Mr. Siffert
Navarre
Ohio
Masons Clinton Lodge
Massillon
Benjamin F. Siffert
Ruth Beatty
Carrie Shetler
Charles Siffert
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arleth Cramer
Fremont St
Oakley
Mr. Craner
Gladys
Betty Carmona
Leone Gooch
Murtough
Shirley Sears
Hansen
Arleth
Richard
Bobby Craner
Oakley Cemetery
Palm Mortuary
Sybil Coffman
North
Les Vecas
Childress
Tex
Coffman
C. D. Bradshaw
Texas
L. F. Fisher
Lorenzo
Frances Sport
C. D. Bradshaw Jr
Memphis
Estill
Spencer
Iowa
Donna Allan
Winslow
Ariz
Hollis Estill
Weather Tables From U S Weather Bureau San Francisco
United Press International reports a 24 hour national weather table ending at 4 a m Monday. The Weather Bureau in San Francisco prepared the data showing temperatures and precipitation across major regions.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Record Warm and Cold Highs Across Mainland U S
The highest temperature reported to the U S Weather Bureau excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 102 degrees at Imperial California and Phoenix Arizona. The coldest reading was 29 degrees at Oneonta New York.
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New York
UPI
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Imperial
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Oneonta
N. Y
Strife Hits South As King Arrives
Police arrested 38 civil rights demonstrators in Selma ahead of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. rally. Capt. LaPorte cited 32 violations of an anti boycott law and six of disorderly conduct. In Bogalusa clashes left several injured with 28 white and 15 Black arrests overall.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Jordanians Fire On Jerusalem, Kill Girl and Man
Jordanian soldiers shot and killed 14 year old Yaffa Benjamin and gardener Ghat Assis in Jerusalem. Four women were wounded, including two nuns Georgete Bour and Caroline Delasuis, in a border crossing incident Israeli officials called an indiscriminate vendetta. The attack followed raids by Israeli patrols on Jordanian border towns.
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Jerusalem
UPT
Georgete Bour
Caroline Delasuis
Ghat Assis
Notre Dame de France Monasttry
Yaffa Benjamin
Damascus
Jordan
Red Wall Open May Be the Last
Berlin families split by the Communist wall were reunited as East Germany opened the wall for two weeks to permit West Berliners to visit East Berlin relatives for Pentecost. It was the fifth such opening since 1961, with a new agreement needed to cover future visits.
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Berlin
UPI
East Germany
West Berlin
Inmate Escape, Political Moves Highlight Nevada News
Two inmates, Robert Dahl and Paul Bauman, fled a minimum security prison near Elko County after removing a lock and cutting wires. the escape prompts a multi county search. In Hawthorne a petition seeks Farrel L. Seevers for state senate replacing resigning Bruce Parks. Voters in Carson City head to polls for two council seats and an $85,000 sewer bond, while Nye Wilson accuses closed door meetings on the Nye County board. David C. Harmer, 18, of Reno earns a Naval Academy appointment from Sen. Alan Bible. Coroner reports Lillian Rauch, 35, died of natural causes, found semi-nude in an abandoned car in a junkyard.
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Dahl
Elko County
Bauman
Clark County
Hawthorne
UPI
Farrel L. Seevers
Bruce Parks
Anti-Poverty Corp
Seevers
Mineral County
Parks
Charles Sendel
Reno
UPS
County Fair and Recreation Board
William Gravelle
J.C. McKenzie
Howard McKissick
Nye Wilson
Gravelle
Wilson
Annapolis Washington
David C. Harmer
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Harmer
East Livy
Reno High School
William Beemer
Lillian M. Rauch
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Edward Farr Fillingame
Raymond Mills
I Rn
Bero! Ku Klux Klan
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Fulton State Hospital
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Kansas City
Donald E. Anderson
Independence
Fulton
Southern Baptists
Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
Memorial Auditorium
Wayne Dehoney
Frontera
Lucille Miller
Women’s
Coveress
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Valley Forge
Bochum
Germany
America
Heinz Kaminski
Bochum Institute For Space and Satellite Research
Maria Callas
Marc Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Mile
Francoise Bellaigue
Miss Callas
Bellini
Norma
Iran
Congo
Legpoldville
Buta
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Posal
Alliance
Pierre Messmer
France
Warsaw Pact
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Far East
Hugo Panasco Alvim
Italy
Dimy
Government of National Recon
Iietion
Jose Antonio Bonilla Atiles
Antonio Imbert Barreras
Bonilla Ailes
Frank Walter Siffert
Circle Drive
Free and Accepted Masons No. 44
Arleth Craner
Sarah Alice Lyle Estill
Stanford
Los Angeles
United Press International
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Atlanta
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Bismarck
High & Low
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Omaha
Spokane Cikack de Thermal
King
Selma, Ala
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Frank LaPorte
Bogalusa
Columbia Street
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Carson City
Robert Dahl
Paul C. Bauman
George Crieser
Thomas Young
Wilma Acalluri
Jack A. Lindsey
Edward A. Lauck
Don Morris
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